Daily globe., 1882-05-14


would offer an amendment to our rules
at the next regular meeting on the matter
of vaccination. The matter Of having O
wall at the Rice street school, was re-
ferred to the committee On property with
power to act.
Inspector Gilbert from Committee on
Schools made the following report.
The Committee on Schools report the
transfer of Miss Margaret Burke from the
Van Buren school to the Franklin school
and the appointment of Miss K. S. Fos
ter to the Second grade Of the Van Buren
school, and Miss Fannie 81. johnson to
the First grade of the Van Buren school
and recommend their confirmation
L. A. GILBERT.
Jos. OPPENHEIM.
Committee on Schools.
The report was adopted and the ap-
pointments were confirmed.
Inspector Abbott, from Committee on
Property, made the following report:
The Committee on Property report
that VIM. Culnam has resigned the jan
itorship of the Jefferson school and P.
Mcintyre has been appointed in his
place We ask his confirmation.
1t is recommended that the proper
officers of the Board be authorized to
sign petition for the grading Of George
street in front of Garfield school; also
that Mr.. Millard be employed as super
vising architect of the High school at a
price not to exceed per cent. of the
COST e. j. ABBOTT, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
Inspector Murphy, from the Commit
tee on Finance, made verbal report and
recommended that the interest on the
bonds for the new High School be fixed
at 4 per cent, and that they be dated
April 1st, 1882 The report was adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to en-
gage Market Hall for juno 30th, for the
closing exercises of the High School
graduating class.
The Finance Committee was instruct
ed to report at the next meeting Finan-
cial Budget for next year.
The balance claimed to be due on the
November bill of the Northwestern Fuel
Company amounts to $476.20. On mo-
tion of Inspector Oppenheim the bill was
paid, less 20 cents, by the following
vote: Yeas-Inspectors Wilgus, Open
helm, Abbott, Gilbert, Schiffmann, Ber-
landi, Donnelly, Kerr. Nays-Inspec-
tors Murphy, Benz, Athey.
The matter of leasing the High school
building of Mr. Lindeke was referred to
the Committee on Property with power
to act.
A child making her home with Mr..
Hickman, near Rice school, was allowed
to attend school without paying tuition.
A child stopping with Mr.. Foley, on
Dayton's bluff, was allowed the same
privilege.
Inspector Kerr offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That the proper officers of
this Board be, and they are hereby, in
structed to execute the contract with
Breen 81 Young prepared by the attor-
ney of the Board for building the founda-
ton of the new High School, upon ap-
proval by the committee on property,
who are authorized to act in the prem
ises, of the bond required of said Breen g.
Young, and prepared by the attorney of
this Board.
ResoIged further, That the bonds Of this
Board in form, as drawn by the attorney
of the Board, and approved by 1t, for the
amount in the aggregate of $50,0OO, for
the construction of the new High School,
and the coupons thereto attached, be exc
cuted by the proper officers of this Board,
and that the Chairman of the Committee
on Finance, and the Secretary of this
Board, in connection with the City Comp
troller, be, and they are hereby authoriz-
ed to negotiate said bonds on the best
terms that can be secured not less than
the par value thereof.
Resolocd, That Inspector Gilbert be and
he is hereby appointed committee of
one and instructed to have said bonds N
the form aforesaid Autographed, as soon
as practicable.
Inspector Murphy rendered his resigna-
ton as Chairman of the Committee on
Finance.
The resignation was indefinitely post
poned,
The Secretary was instructed to draw
an order in favor of Mrs. Roberts for $3,-
500 to pay for lot purchased from her on
Tenth street