Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-08

cOmmitte, presented the following report
To the President and Members Of the Ldncus-
ter School board:
Your experimenting committee would
respectfully report, that in consequence Of
the largo increase in the number Of chill
dren seeking admission to the Lemon street
building, it will be necessary to establish
an additional primary school in that or
the northern part of the city, and thsy
therefore ask that they be authorized to
rent suitable room for that purpose and
to establish therein such D school.
They recommend tho election Of Miss
Villoe to the position In tho male secondary
school on Chestnut street, made vacant by
the resignation Of Miss Mccormick, and
also tho promotion Of Miss Blanche Lichty
to the position held by Miss Villee, and
they further recommend that Miss Hannah
Finger be elected to fill tho vacancy 90
casiOned by the promotion Of Miss Lichty.
They also earnestly recommend the pas
sage by the board of the following IesOlll-
tion !: t..|r.f =
Resolced, That the committee Oh bnill-
ings and grounds be directed to secure =
. site in tho eastern part Of tho city for
the erection of q four. room school build
ing, suitable for primary and lower grade
secondary pupils.
Respectfully submitted,
LUTHER RICHARRs,
JOHN B. WAREEI,
w. MCCOMsEy,
JOHN w. JACKSON,
II. E. SLAyMAKER.
The several items proposed by the conf
mittee wore taken up seriatim, and unan-
imously agreed to.
lsepOrS Of Committee On Text Books.
Mr.. Brosius, from tho committee on
text books, presented q report, which
stated that the committee had duly con-
sidered those parts Of the city suporinten-
dents late report, referred to them by the
board, and offered for adoption the follow
ing: -
Res0lced, That tho committee ON supplies
be authorized to procure ut the cost of tho
board two hundred copies Of the Supple
mentary Readers for primary schools
fifty copies Of tho Child's Book of Nature,
part 3. and one copy Of Appleton's Ameri-
can Encyclopedia, for the teachere' H.
brary.
Report Of building Committee.
Mr.. Hartman, from the committee ON
buildings and grounds. reported that the
committee had appointed Samuel Snyder
janitOr Of tho Manor street schools, at
salary Of $40 per month.
Bills Presented ana luid.
Mr.. Evans from the finance committee
presented the following bills
Mrs. Chas. Constein, cleaning school
houses, $45 Gas Light & Fuel Co.. for
gas, $40; Keystone school furnishing
company, ono lunar bell globe, $50 Lewis
NOll, dozen brOOms, $3.o5 Jacob Roth
armel. brushes, s0.GO; New Era, paper,
advertisements and ruled blanks, 3l5.75;
Myers s. McClain, 1924 Geo. Sensonder
fer, cleaning school houses, S2j, Isaac
Nash, for furnishing sod, 80; George
P0ntz, for painting high school S27O;
Holman & COble, for iron fenco for school
grounds, $761 .32 Eraminer, printing and
advertising, 1896 Keystone furniture
Co.. for school furniture. s44O.S Levi
Powl, labor, s3s 25 Il. F. Bowman. on
Werntz, ashes, $3.75 Xavier Reutschie,
hauling. s3.15 j. Il. smith, hauling,
$3.50 John Hensler, cleaning, SIS John
King, cleaning, $50 Abraham Maxwell,
cleaning, 50 Christian Nauman, clean
ing, ST. Samson Resh, hauling, $40: X.
II. Breneman, Insurance. on Manor street
school, $40 Samuel Snyder, cleaning,
$3.50 Suter & Bro, labor and hauling,
s41.75 Myers s. McClain. laying pave.
ments, etc, s93 81 VIM. Wohlsen, build
ing outhouses, S225 Chas. II. Miller,
paper basket, Is cents r. NJ. Morrow,
labor and material, $737.27; William
White, cleaning, @25 StOner, Shreiner
& Co., merchandise, s173.22 Geo. +. X.
Erisman, covering blackboard rubbers.
81 80 Il. +. Bowman, painting, 51OS;
Daniel McClain, cleaning. S25; Henry
Wolf, arm chair. % Kaufman, Keller Il
Co., coal, 81, 1,3O7.A; Chas. II. Barr,
books, stationary, etc., $06.4O.
The above bills having been examined
and approved by tho finance COMMITTEES
were ordered to be paid.
A Loan Ordered 20 Pay for Manor Street
School.
Mr.. Evans offered the following rcsolu
tiOn, which was adopted
Resoloed, That for the purpose Of pay
ing the indebtedness contracted by order
of this board for the erection Of the
Manor street school house. registered
bonds of the board to the amount Of Ten
tAousand dollars shall be issued in denOmi
nations of $500. Tho said bonds shall DO
dated October 1, 1882, and bear interest
at the rate of four per cent. per annum,
payable quarterly. on the first days Of
January, April, July and October, in each
and every year while they remain unpaid.
And shall be payable on the first day Of
October, A. d. 1802, but may be redeemed
at the option of the board at any time
after the frat day Of October, A. ID. 1885.
Each bond shall be signed by tho prcsi-
corporate seal Of the board attached
thereto.
Sec 2. An annual tax Of ono sixteenth
nf ~ oil NJ ,ff fo vaf finn