The daily gazette., 1882-04-11
BoARn aE KDU0ATrON.

MEETING LAST EvENING--A eNALI
AMOUNT OF BUSINESS TRANeAcTRD-
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE ooMINe
RLECTroE.
The Board OF Education met Iasl
evening in regular session, with Presi.
dent Conrad in the chair.
After the roll had been called. DR..
Grimshaw asked that the reading OF
tho minutes be suspended for q few
minutes The request was granted.
and he then stated that the committee
OF No. 20 were still unable TO find
means whereby to drain the cellar oi
said school. Mr. Furry had stated to
him that number of builders intended
to construct drain down Kirkwood
street, and that the Board would be
permitted to join IL 1t so desired.
Mr.. Furry then explained that
should the Board join the movement
It would not cost the parties but about
800 each.
Mr.. Baird moved that the matter be
referred to the committee of the school
with power to act.
DR.. 9rimshaw amended the motion.
that the committee be allowed TO em-
ploy a surveyor ii necessary. The
motion as amended wRs adopted.
Mr.. Morrow, chairman Of the com
mlttee Of new No. 10, stated that the
contractor had about completed his
contract, and he asked that an order
ror 6.243 be drawn in favor of the
Chairman of the Committee, to be
paid over to the contractor when the
contract was completed. The order
was drawn.
On motion Of the same gentlenan The
Committee on Insurance were Instructed
60 have the new bnilding aud turnuure
Insured to about the same am0uut as No.
or No. Id
The same gentleman moved that the
COMMITTEE bs empowered TO ask for
proposals for draining the wells OF No.
10. Adopted.
The. following places were decided
upon for holding the coming school cleo
tion:
Fir.t ward-o,d No. 10 sshooi, Second
street near Washington.
Second ward-Felton House, s. Il.
corner Second and Walnnt n resie,
Third wsrd--No. 3 school Jefferson
street between Second and Third streets.
Fourth ward- No. / school, French
street. between Fifth aud SIKH ,treets.
Filth wart-No. 8 school, Eighth aud
VIOLATION streets.
Sixth warI-No. 3 school, Walnut
trset bstween Twelfth and thirteenth
slIeet'.
Seventh wsrd-No. 2 school, corner of
Eleventh aud Washington streets.
Eighth ward-NO. 3 school, corner of
Eighth aud Spruce streets,
Ninth ward-Od Academy.
Tsnth ward-No. 10 school, Harrison
street, between Third and Fourth
straefs.
Eleventh ward-No. 20 school, corner
OF Oak and HARRISON street..
On motion of Mr.. Kenney, the Seer q
tarv was instructed to notify the / AnitoT.
OF the schools named, to have sails
schools open on the day OF electiop.
After authorizing the committees of
the Board adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the session the following orders
were directed to be drawn:
W NJ. keunard 81 Co., So b. s. Clark,
81 90; Williams d hopkins, $3.50
Odorlsss Exeavating Co.,
$40; J. II. FraRk. 40 ct,; Frank a. Tay-
llr, $3.50; Heury Grebe, % 80; John
Hamilton, 81; Samuel MoClarg, $t45.Oa;
z. Pickles, S6.B6; NJ. n. Elias, 1888
and Snrvesin Department.
$40; Frank r. Catswell, $50; dams &
frc.. 81 30; Wllml oston Coal Gas Co,
$500; Ksnnsbeo Ice COMPANY, Sl.G2;
Ge9. w. Vernon & Sons, Sl5a6; Fariis
% Bro'a., 50; B. II. TowBsrnds S232.4I
q. +. Thomat & Co., S252.46; Teachers
and sub 'titutes. 81 .527 "a; Officers and
Janitors, 47y "a