The daily gazette., 1882-06-27
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, sCH0OL RUsINEss.
The Board Of Education Meeting Last
4 1fyenInEF-A-Nsw school 20 be HsaiIt.

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81 EyentneT-A New school 10 be IsniIt.
The Board Of Education held it's regula
imfeungl last evening After the rcalin
ana adoption of the minutes Of the laf
nkeung = motion 70 suspend the regula
oruer OF business was made and carried t
allow the swearing in of the new membe
nom the Fifth ward, elected to fiil tn
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Q
1 Henry C.fCOnrad a8Vlfff s379T0T
/ Peter Y. Furry, the member-eIect, afte
taxing the oath made Q neat little speech O
tnanks. He said that when he resigned a
member from the Second ward he expecte,
i 70 retire into oblivion, not To be known an,
more. 1t seemed TO him that the Board hai
placed reliance in hun. He had not ex
| pected when he retired to be called back I,
take the seat Of a gentleman and q seholor
he then, AFTER q few more words, took hi
| seat,
| Q On motion tho colhmittee an Account,
were authorized TO approve the pay roll o.
| teaehers for The month ending June 20, tn,
roll amounting to "a ,632 70.
u Inc COMMITTEES on Pripting were directed
to have lists Of teachers printed and mad,
out, 30 copies to have flexible backs for tht
use OF the Board, and the rest the usual
style.
/ Y. w. Palmer of the CommIttee on Fuel
asked and received permission to advertise
Tor fuel for the coming year. In a motion
TO that effect be included directions to do
the advertising by means Of postal cards,
that plan being much cheaper than by the
usual way through the newspapers.
The Committee ON msuraneS was gfsnted
an order OF 5000 to pay premiums on in
'eurance due uerJalyf9. D, 90 Kenny, chair
man Of committee Of School No. 20, asked
for and received. and order for $17f.62 In
faYorlof T. B. Heisler, for curblnE, digging
well, etc. He also asked for an appropria-
aonsof 600 for icieanIng and repairing the
building and making necessary outdoor i'm
proyements.t1 The sum was, on motion, al
lowed An orderwas also dr1wn IN favor
Of II X; Carswell for 500, balance due on
account Of professional services JIiili
A request was made to fill the vacancy in
the COMMITTEES ON Lightning Rods, caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. Conrad, and
,,oin,s5 Mi,l,s% ~ M9rr9YC waFS subsequently pP-
Committee on Contested Elections could
make mo report owing To the absence from
the, city of one of its members. 1t was
expected a report would Represented at the
next meeting in two weeks,
An appropriation Of $50 was made for re-
pairs at School No. 1. Mr. Wiley Of School
No. 2, asked permission to remove par
tition inthat school 10 make more room,
and $50 Yves granted to defray the expenses
of the same. E{ly fDf tfsf
Mr.. Hickman made a request for .$24 to
have the accumulation of ashes and dirt re
moved from the cellar of School No. T. The
money was granted, lbnI not until there had
been q general discussion upon the duties of
lanitors respecting the removal of ashes.
Later in the evening Mr. Wiley Offered the
following resolution, which was carried
J Resolved! !Thatspo ishitOr shau receive, his lor
her monthly salAty until the principal Of the
school to whicH the janitor may belong shall
me ashes haye been removed from the building
nd the work otherwise belonging 70 his or her
iptys shall 9se hesn properiy psrformed.
On mothNp the ianitress of School No. 4
vas placed W the pay ron ,tpf Ss.s3. M
An appropriation of $50 for repairs at
school No I'd was passed and 81 for school
No.1F School No. l9 was given $50 and
permission to procure hose and pave wash
The committee of No. 10 was also afthor-
zed to engage janitor at a salary of 5000.
Col. HeisleT presented bids for the erection
IF an addition to School No. A, and also for
making alterations to the present structure,
according to plans by F, r. Carswell, archi- |
ePt. The bids for the new building, which |
Fere 90 follows, were referred to the'com- |
nittee- Hickman and Heisler-with POWER |
o act p Chandler, Sl2 ,432 j. r. d. Seeds |
Y Son, S13,349; William IL. Foulk, 81, 300 ;
3aily u Hughes, $40, 1922. On alterations |
he bids were p Chandler, 81, ,425; j. r.
}. Seeds 81 Son, 81 ,T30; William II. Foulk,
Z, $50 Baily IL Hughes. 81, ,sSS.72.
On motion of Mr. Belts the committee Of |
No. 4, as far as the new building was con-
'erned, was increased to five by the addition |
If Messrs. Belts, Furry and ,Hofecker.
A bill from ID. W. Harlan for seas, for
hostage, &rs, was allowed aud an order
granted
Vacancies on committees were filled as
ollows On Teachers, Mr.. Furry School
10 2O,' Mr.. Sample School No. II, Mr..
Furry Elections, Messrs. Grier, Brooks and
Hilton. II