The daily gazette., 1882-05-09
hNF DAYSLOCAL NEWS.
,os or NOTE WITHIN THE
po'N0' CITY LIMITS.
lo.pD OF EDUCATION CONTEST
-, F,ected President. the Ohicers
Reelected and Four Seats 00"''''e" W
Alumni Candidates.

hlui'
ros a big crowd in attendance at
l9tlv UshooI boards meeting for organization
oJnS S,nSt a lively time on account OF CON
/. ns%H Eaing anticipated. Mr.. Baird called
fs v,iIe, p.Ws aver members 10 order at z 40
nS'u5 an5 on his motion Mr.. Belts was
rlo'S, y AhaIrman a pro tenn. II. b. Morrow was
a. temporary secretary.
w / .'m%ittee on credentials, consisting of
.,n Palmer, Conrad and Hilton, was
'oi",s N" and this committee, after an
ppaI AZ Ton minutes, reported that accord
stl's u, M certificates the following newly
,'d " M members were entitled TO seats:
M ward. Frank w. Reeve; Second
IN R Heisler; Third ward, j. =. T.
ootel. Fourth ward, II. ID. Hickman;
m ward, y. R, Benson, Jr.; Sixth ward,
nshur J. Wiley; Seventh ward, j. II.
'geCSey sc Jr,; Eighth ward, Thomas A.
aSIes NJ D.: Ninth ward, John Brooks;
Mn vanl, Read J. Mckay; Eleventh
nj Newton c. Sample,
ne committee further reported that Pan
Il Alien had certificate Of election from
inspector but 1t was imperfectly drawn.
h recommended, be acted upon by the
n without suggestion. The report was
bnted. the new members were sworn in,
on motion of Mr.. Conrad the Board
tqeded to elect permanent officers.
II. Conrad nominated Mr.. Baird and Mr..
ne nominated Col. Heisler. Col. Heisler
lined and Mr.. Baird was elected receiving
votes and Col Heisler /.
n Baird in assuming the chair said, 81
siny feel honored by being thus com
hened and thank you for the conference
bat honor In taking my seat gentleman
n ay what did when once before was
sd in the same way. ] hope we
shr will do what is for the best interests
sShOOls, and that we may succeed.
B. Morrow was reelected secretary
treasurer and James +. Daley was re-
he'd balI, receiving all the votes of the
h
motion Of Mr., Conrad the regular
robustness was suspended and the CON
Il seats were taken up. The petition of
esb were read. Pancoast Allen, in his
ton, represents that he believes he re-
ID majority of the legal votes cast at
election in the Ninth ward on Saturday
asks the Board to inquire into the facts
Ounding the election, and If they find
petitioner to have been duly elected to
nd him the seat of John Brooks.
avid X. Powell, the claimant for the seat
R. Heisler Of the Second ward, bases
claims on the ground that the votes cast
BE tickets not prescribed by the statutes
Illegal, and that all the votes cast by
were on the paper prescribed by law,
that all the ballots cast for Mr. Heisler
printed on paper not prescribed by law.
y petition ct Harry Emmons, Esq.
t'ells that the election held In the First
Vas Illegal and void, owing TO the fact
none Of the said officers holding said
Dh We're qualified 10 act as such officers
Use Eugene Sayers and Thomas Walsh
eled to take the oath or affirmation
~ Tue law has expressly prescribed as a
ssary qualification for officers holding
'ecl0n' The statement was accom-
'tu WIN the affidavit of Mr.. Savers, cor
rating the allegations of Mr.. Emmons.
roo Pusey of the Eleventh ward, con-
n' lot the seat Of Newton G. Sample,
t'rnls that all the votes cast on the
y not prescribed by the statutes are
" ana That there were about 90 votes
sol MN on the paper legally prescribed
Jaw anu that all of the ballots cast for
@L T. Sample in said ward for a men,
!, ue sald Board were printed on Il diff.
:. ANU oi paper than that prescribed by
'naI number of persons voted who
usquallllrd from voting by not having
sgl'y and school tax for the year 1881,
N'',al persons voted between the ages
unu : years who never have paid any
ni,, a''e papers were referred to special
",s'cc' ms0 consisting of Messrs. Conrad
r~ao' Hilton, l0flecker and Palmer
- was instructed to investigate.
,aSg oI teacher In School No, 5
s "ipni complaint had been made
"uug"t up, and report made by DIR
a"aN, laie member of the Board al
d"%' %a.' ol Ihe committee, was read. i
"A talea t"'1 10 be no report, and was re
GN'S V1vH 70 the committee, the vacanc,
t5 INV Nv oy mr.. Wiley.
W., Da'ld W, Harlan was reelected Su
.%alrnl 1ia Of the City Schools for thrc,
Without opposition.
r'auylrs on special committees wer
= p,ws; pBollows; Building Committee of No
N, Aeeye; Building COMMITTEES of Ma
Coms,.. C@s hickman and Benson; Lightning
''ulnl''re, DIR. Mckay and Mr.. Conrad
Ds. ORDERS.
I1s the evening orders were granite,
%SIneht Of the following bills; Gra
= S, Son, 500; Simon s6atTer' 50 n
EESaNman, sl1.37; W. j. Hall. SO ig
om.IiT maGsT, A.75; j. IL. Aaron, S6.S9: j
SSe,Ius' nus S5.l9; s. II. Chadwick 3
F. SSRea1kman, 81 ,43; Gillispic & Go
ton Affair, i, $500; Milton Lnckey 'S11 Is
mjDg,!y, n AyeFs, sl,5O; A. Speakman' 81 a
NJ "S9ll WS Coal Gas COMPANY Ss sl
G,aMsil %hsil, 81 so; e. A. Robinson SIX Ic II
I"Gcr A. Col @l 90; B. F. Townsend S7S "A
SiSanS SGiSVLHOS, S37.G4; Church of the Gov,
lon S'S9@; = Jane Price, $500; w Villa, '
nr. % sS1i;5; q Gol NJ; : c. ConweIl, $1,000; "a 4
'ana lanitors, SIS, s0'''i'