The daily gazette., 1883-05-15
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Proceedings of Last Nights Regular Meet
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At the regular meeting of the Board O
Education, last evening, President Baird
announced the standing committees as fol.
lows,
Teachers-stausbury J. Wiley, DR.. 7. A
keaoles, Luther W. Palmer, Samuel F
| Belts, Newton G. Sample.
Books-Dr. E. g. Shortlidge, s. Redmond
Smith, DR.. Read J. Mckay, Jacob Pusey
James j. Monaghan.
FInance-Dr. Read j. Mckay, Stansbury
j. Wiley, j. H. Hoffecker, Jr.
Accounts-HeDry d. Hickman, Beaton
Smith, W. Scott Vernon.
Printing!. H. Hoffecker. Jr., James j
Monaghan, s. Redmond Smith.
Normal School-Jocob Pusey, DR.. K. G
Shortlidge, J. P. Theodore Fuekel.
Fuel-Samuel F. Belts, Beaton Smith,
Francis W. Reeve.
Insurance-B. R. Heisler, William G
Grier, John Brooks.
Transfers.. P. Theodore Fuekel, John
Hanson, William Kyne.
Elections-Francis w. Reeve, John Han
son, DR.. T. A Keables.
Fire Escapes-Wiliam G. Grier, II D.
Hickman, B. r. Heisler.
Sale of Building No. 13-Luther w
Palmer, W. Scott Vernon, Newton C.
Sample.
Visiting Committees, No. ii. H. Hof
fecker, Jr., Samuel +. Belts.
No. 2-S. Rodmond Smith, Stansbury j.
Wiley.
No. 3-william G. Grer, John Hanson.
No. DIR. t. A. Keables, BeatoD Smith.
No. 5-Dr. Read j. Mckay, DR.. E. G
Shortlidge
No. CIV. Scott Vernon, H. D. Hick-
man.
No. John Hanson, James j, Mona.
CHAN.
No. S-B. K. Heisler, DR.. T. A. Keables.
No. Oh. D. Hickman, N. G. Sample.
No. 10-Samuel +. Belts, William Kyne.
No. 11-Beaton Smith, DR.. Read j. Nc
Kay
No. 12-John Brooks, L. W. Palmer.
No. 13-James ]. Monaghan, William G.
Grier.
No. 14-Jaoob Pusey, Frank W. Reeve.
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No. 16-Dr. E. G. shortlidge, j. H. Hof-
fecker, Jr.
No. 17-stansbury j. Wiley, W. Scott
Vernon.
No. Isl. W. Palmer, 8. Redmond
Smith.
No. l9-J. P. Theodore Fuekel, Jacob
Pusey.
No. 2O-Francis W. Reeve, J. P Theodore
Fuekel.
The Committee on Finance reported
balance In bank of S., ,466.39. The old com
mittee on No 9 was instructed to complete
the repairs now in progress. The committee
on old No. 13 was authorized to have repairs
made not exceeding So. The Committee on
Printing was instructed to have slips printed
for the manual.
An application was received from a
teacher, who has taught as a substitute, for
957, the difference between her regular
rate OF payment, $500 per year, and the
salary of the position she filed as a substi-
tute, $500. 1t was referred to the Commit
tee on Teachers.
Consideration of the subject of purchas-
ing lot for building new school No. IL
was laid over until next meeting.
DIR. Shortlidge gave notice of an amend
ment to the bylaws that shall require all
children in the public schools to be Yacci-
mated.
The following bills were passed: Ezra
Fell, $3.50; VIM. q. Pierce, $l3; 2. James
Belt, S9.87; James Bradford, S36.23; johnson
& Barnhill, 81 sos Louis D. German, Sc; L.
H. Springer, SS7.95; Gillespie & Co, SIS. As;
Gawthrop Bros. & Co., $67.03; Milton
Lackey, So Is; Baynard e. Dawson, S1.5O;
Davis, SLIPS; Williams 81 Hopkins, So; VIM.
Marshall, 81; John Palmer, so cents;
Benz. s. Clark, 81; Adams s. Bro, S1.35
Allen Speakman, $500; Benz. Hirst, $1.75;
John Gest, 81; E. A. Robinson, So; Maris
Taylor, $3.50; Michael Walsh, $40 As; Finn
IL jackson, 1915; Kennebec Ice and Coal
Company, 80 cents; Springer, Morley d
Cause, S10.56; Committee on Legislation,
$50; Voshel q Solomon, Sl22.47; George
W. jackson, So 30; Morning News Publish
ing Company, $26; G. F. Thomas g. Co.,
S19SSO; salaries. S5,675.O9; election ex-
penses, $50; total, S6,515.S1