Daily Republican., 1882-09-12
sIlz SCHOOL BOARD.
..TTEsTED ELECTION
! :. CSSsooCoL ClSSS%ooL HOUEsAsAlLNS
W CHANGED. !

NJ ~ ~ uaialer, Furry heaOiesI
Rllqv,, qRrd,oES, Feukel, Hottecker'
is,sD, s,D. O'Tfl Hilton, Morrison and
.,,,dUe, chairman Of the com
sloislIEss'' SoOEs, submitted a written ritter
" % a,OS UGOIt Irtseommended the intro
WIG. ~. 'Popular Science Reader
n sS,a5s q tHS instead instead Of the 1udepen.
AsISoesSU'IR s,sS Reader as the former were
IoIIittsi, Isti,T H'isoC book. On motion the
" s.,s Ss'%t suspended and the report
"; dS;,nnittee on Transfers were .e
Vsn Vys,Snritv to rent and open two
sIlIyyasc School No. 13. 1t was also
v D.u notion of Mr.. Hickman, to
in No, 5 for grammar
~ Ts.SooI No. u for primary,
TS an motion OF DR.. Mckay
mnittee Oh Ve~on g. ,La odJ,-
Ipsppoint teachers for the Auul-
D.uS, SIwS chairman of school No. l,
1tHat , All bills for the recent
~ 'D" a"Sat had been paid and
sIc'1b SS% balance of $500 in hand,
y" nsually devoted to the
s..ln 'alu " t. text books for the use of
.aSoIS & The Committee "n No. ]
NIpJo .atSo,ired to MAKE repairs and
IN,,aSnts Ia,1V,,u cost not exceeding $3.50.
nS.vDB s" Rats of the Finance Com
\. '',so ,,ssnorted the following state
t,Ss ~ Board Of Education from
N ,Sss, NJ G to September Il, 1882: 49,,
s,ss l'oI n bank, July 6, 1882, S4, ,227
1'.sS.d in bank July 15, apDro-
"A SOOS 50, Deposited in bank
l@ .,s 'snt ect,, $l5.SS; total, $1O,-
" nd lab Kills and pay rolls, July 10,
SS total E4.966.47; paid bills Ju.
\ nv SsS!gi M total 81, 243 OF; paid bills
y, nj August IA, 1852. SO total 81,
S.STled in bank August IA,
MN SsItotal. 81, 39S.73;paid bills
1tS ,iS 1852, 81, 5S3 90; balance In
ESp. Il %,Sl572.
E'Gmnittee on Schools Nos. 10 and
StS authority to have needed re.
smassta a small outlay.
II Brooks presented n bill amount.
Nm, for repairs to fence around
IlrbOCl, On motion ofDr. Short.
ahNNIll was deferred two weeks,
EGOught it was exorbitant.
Tmt tbs President called for a re-
bm tho committee on contents,
EofSker, one of the committee,
rd that the papers Of applicants
mRStsd seats, had been mislaid
A efforts to find them had been
IlSS and he was at a loss to know
tssd become Of them, but said he
not want to cast reflection on any
h tho committee, as in his opinion
vhad been mislald. The gentleman,
'Eer, stated that he had waited
ID AtOrHsy-General Gray and con-
sd him in reference to the question
uniform ballots and that Mr.. Gray
adTsed tho committee that unless
vas matter Of considerable import.
a TO the members Of the Board they
ID better drop the uniform ballot
besiun, as Il would also apply to
enbsn elected one year ago and that
ghI better lot that 60 by default,
d observe ihe law at the next elee
b Mr. HGfeCker also stated that
DnteSt In the First Ward should
rended toby the committee, az in
opinion and according to the aft
idthe Inspector, no election had
nldd, as they failed to qualify be-
Ai@elviHg ballots. This case he
ilhould be settled at once, where
aAL Belts moved that the report
y committee be accepted and the
aHlllet discharged from all the
lss excepting that OF Mr.. Reeve
sIIBt Ward, whose seat was con-
ag Harry Emmons, Esq.
y Hickman Of the same committee,
hhEaS neof the committee, he
i&Sen the missing papers since
" meeting of the committee, when
@lnd was chairman and he sup
1na they we're in that gentle
possession. Mr.. Palmer also
Ihat he was ignorant OF their
ss@nnlttee to whom was referred
ESEflntsndent's report stated that
laa examined the report and re.
|a'autu II tnat 6OO COPIES be printed, |
vas on motion adopted.
u0uOn Of DR.. Shortlidge the
Ens committee were authorized to !
\ Proposals \ for printing the same. |
\ asl'Ier Of the committee on No. |
AS Orted the new building rap |
Mllg completed and the old
Y would be ready by Saturday !
4, Iu Ihe committee asked the
NUN What fund the money |
\ y. Tle to pay for the repairs
NJ, NY SeaOol, as the treasurer was
M ~ now to act and would not |
",.S 4S GtSer . until the question had
1. hIsd BY the Board.
'~%aef s,.Ia called for 81, ,79O on account |
's.n y. and considerable discussion |
n ~ 5,sI,e ~ tle subject, when 1t was
n, n .0VIued that it came out of the |
H. ,pfopriation for repairs. On
~ \, Is lurther consideration of the |
M S,;,sas Is committee on the revision |
~. ,aIIOrs salaries was postponed |
A. ,0 w. weeks. Some few members |
4 ~ %atu ., were taken by surprise
n,I Dh mckay asked that the mo. |
A. 'us !, oy Mr.. Hilton at the last |
lhs VI 1ne board in relation to the
e,iS'.s1 %G closing time of school, be |
S,Sao.a S1Sa, Mr.. Hilton's 8 motion was |
j,SJ '' Inat the schools dismiss at |
uosoS M SAe In at l AZ o'clock. After I
ISs,,,wH r w@ reconsidered the subject |
AMI sita,ly t'aly discussed, both pro and !
itI,O1Og Nj ,iOg the way the matter was
Vs,s Vsea ~ as though several mem.
sst all ~ ,ussermined to place the mat
I,v sS ~ lS original form. Messrs. |
vs,siU sSiIUOttIlldge, Keables, and Pal.
n HiI,a m lSVor Of the old rule, while
BsIta U1, wi" Grier, Reeve, Hotfecker |
d s', s sustained the rule adopted |
laO Mi,aI aIIoetlng, which, in their |
ealSra"S' all concerned and gave |
tut u iNtlI. q chance to carry dinner
4 'fleflGg with their school |
Rst ,bs enered a resolution which |
iNlI AZ AZ schools open at 8.46 and |
SlscbooS,' d m' with the exception |
IsccO,diUol which would open and |
utbD us u1l 70 the old rule" The |
NCEavS1Sa lald on the liable and !
% tbs . motion adopted. On |
nd u OT = Superintendent was in
l1 ScboOI'lli C'liy the principals Of the
and a. Is tS In reference to the new |
q tbs amer mere is on old rule which |
IA ~ dismissal of anv scholar he-