Daily Republican., 1882-05-23
City EDUCATORS.
,,CErING LAST EVE.
LSeULAk SIpxEslDENT CON.
llSsuxD RESIGNS.

os'S :. 'SS,sriug, President o
4 tbe cDa'' chairman of the Finance
NJ N;,tss ns'' submitted the following na;a esei
pnn',sIs' 40 sar expenses for the coming
khoo year "a, 9o5 books, stationery,
Ssl..I.iesst5,s'0'1r \. r., 1repairs-$4, 800; fuel,
nR.os'' water, etc.-S55o; total
f,B5 ni,tee further reported thai
The onav eowwi would be required to run
bore MONEY Tis hereafter, owing to the
y SnSVl't .as. there is three =, additiona, a,
y y ,aS, " proyide for. The repor,
EAps .,mittee W t wasi adopted without
ftSsssnass tllsssoas to present. the same te
OupcI. ,n order for $40 was
o % lls drsTn in favor Of easasi George dis w
ssn,sop, sa s.n tax collector of school DIS
lot No. cc.mnitree ,r on Printing asked
The Sv. ea,;1v to have 1000 circulars
: aa'uv, s Sost not to exceed III. Also
Einisa' ~ s,snss IV'i for monthly reports, cost
N Y 70 s exceed SIG The feqaes' was
anlsT' an T. ,os asked to be excused from
lrra MI nI As Committee on Elections, MS
ivwk y committee M on No. 20 school, On
|se,SS y N I he was excused. .,, &C., :,
Suvu %as,mt,se %t on No. IS asked for an
~. SoumslS far slSO to pay for the new fence
us, as.s 4. ,bs school. Adopted.
ounu 'irss WV IN No. 10 asked for an
9ouT.s vea i", sllg5 20 pay for grading,
s,SInv usl w. psving, &C.. around said
nooL ~, L,oumittee u on new school No. 20
a.ssJ aus Nth tbe building nearly COM
's ."a and asked that an order be
s% % in favor of the mittee for
on on &, to bs paid to the contractor
I, '.lJYa ths work is finished and pro-
minced satisfactory
communication was then reau
sn Ssidell Il Hastings, in reference
X ~ rroposed drain to be laid by the
s,j mi for the purpose of draining No;
~ Sh0ol Nd at the corner Tenth and
,'se ~s streets. They offered to allow
Bad the privilege of laying the
4. ,h,ouub their property into the
,ndyvue without paying damages,
sriSd G The Board did the work and
mtbe property in the same con-
Sou as they found it and also allow
M to make connections if neces-
h As this was the most desirable
N Of draining said school, the COM
unjcstiOn was accepved and the com.
EHss authorized to receive proposals
IdoDg the work
iSe Committee on High School sub
ned report, suggesting the pro.
isy Of locating the nigh school in a
bllste building from the lower gram
|, grades to remove from No. l
hWl 800 pupils, which comprises the
u school classes with the highest
snmsr grades to another building,
dus No. building for a grammar
hwl exclusively. They gave as
Non for this action that when the
sNls reopen in September, there
in all probability, bs several hun.
dmOre applicants for seats in the
nmsr schools than can be accom-
blsted with the present arrange
ns Committee on contested elec-
naeS, Mr.. Conrad, chairman, re-
F1 they were not ready to make
fn report, as the questions sub
rsO Attorney General Gray had
0n answered yet.
h Morrison, chairman of comMit-
b whom was referred the special
ensChool No. 3, submitted a report
Numittee having made an exami-
Non into the affair, and sustained
teacher in her action, as the boy
not observe the rules and the whole
" was exaggerated. The report was
TM and the committee discharged.
H. Morrow, chairman of school No.
liked permission to re rent the pre-
iShOOl building in Browntown for
klH month, as the new school
M not be ready until after the
1t month had expired and he did
i@lhe use of moving into the new
@Iuntil after the summer vacation.
emquest was granted.
Morrow submitted the following
hllOn, which was adopted
s0Ved, That whenever any sub.
Nraining to instruction or disci-
'n the schools is under discussion
NFllnlendent shall have the priv
Of making explanations to the
motion George W. Thompson was
tNo 10.
order was drawn for g in favor
y ~ Deaney, for services rend ered
%M No. IL on election day.
aal'tee on No. 20 asked permis.
,%,,ssmpIoya a janito- at this school.
sull'ees on NJ l, asked to have
made, not to exceed $25; on
rNpalfS made and not to exceed |
,S % 40, ;, Il, repairs made, cost not |
r"u ''' VI and on No. 8 for repairs,
%'W exceed S25. The committee |
w made, ''
NM. Uolrad, ESQ, rendered his re.
u @ a member of the Board, |
sS accepted. The secretary
' aalalng committees for the
,alllounced by President Baird, |
Auy published in the REPUBLI.
M S%uinlttee !. on No. / school were
nHuDp Sas privilege of engaging the
.p,smassa ase ana make other necessary
issuaissf i,usas for holding commences.
'Wav,clses WMs Of that school.
n,,,aay "u.sy offered a resolution that
rSoaIs rS'yIs'ag miscellaneous business
I.ols I be called in numerical or.
Ambition ~
lB Ba Mo.ne lne Board adjourned.
pItsI I,inrow, " treasurer of the Board
.s'ss, a 'he following report:
AtrM N Thaa aaa deposited in bank from
Asss M 'a1'1 ',aa1'onpson Of the 10Th district.
a,S,soaiscte SS.lscted 1881, 1919 35. Amount
d S,IsscSsalsv Cd !ss4o.o6, errors allowed
vi lss9' w ~ 81. 50. Balance in bank
AI,vT vT1Sss 1s,t = &,722.27; deposited in
haa tCSn, Ci,,, 18th district, ,Sl9 S5. Re-
5000, naiS y council on acct bonds,
@,lo naia 1pS'a a on lot, building No. 49,
@S y s,;o, No, 20, ii, ,2s5.7S Ste, total al
otl bs1snce bDs1.snce in bark to date.
a9 balance uII,suce to credit buildings,
@SSs.i1SSce to credit current ex.