Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
MAKING Room FOE AU1PLUS
CM1LD1EN-.PROAOTION OF
TEACHERN.

MAMsN0 AWsM FO8 0G8FLU
CM1LDREN-.PROAOTION o.
TEACHERS.
The regular stated meeting Of the Board a
Education Was held last event v Preside
Baird In the chair and the following member
present: Messrs. Brooks, Feukei, HsislcI
Hanson, kyne, Kssblss, Monaghan, Mckay
h:sSaa Hssys ss9aiisfs snd %Fi.y Vernon h''' Pu''s
your Committss ON Teachers report
vacancy In school No. 8, caused by the dealt
Of Miss Emma Houston. In order 10 hi, thi
vacancy and the others consequent, upon In,
promotions made In filling it, the following
appointments are recommended M, lren,
H.wkins. second assistant In the girls Dc
partment Of No. .; Susan T. Cook, third as
:stant; Emma Oakford, fourth sssistsnt
Maggie Miller, assistant principal In No, q
Eliza A. Reagan, assistant principal Of No,
81 Amanda H. Medara, assistant principal In
No. u; Annie 4. q. McCl0skey, assistant
principal Of No. II; that each teacher in No,
% below the vacancy caused by tho promo.
ton Of Miss MoUloskey be promoted ons
place. and tn IT Ella Novel; be- the seventh
assistant In No. 20, and that II ellen Lawrence
be the nfth assistant In No. IL; that Ellen
SamSorth be app0iated an additional teach
er in No. 10; that kubecca j. Davis, assistant
prnc nj Of No. 7, and Maggie V. McDon.
neil, assistant principal Of No. 8, sxcilange
paes ror The purpose Of opening sch0ui
for lo'ed children In the western part OF the
city II is recommended that this Otnmittee
he authorized to rent II room l4x32 feet in
size at SIKH and DUPONT sire. u at $40 u
month for rent and janitor's services, and also
toapfont teacher for tn school"
Inc committee reported prog ess on the
application OF J. jackson Pierce for appoint
mtnt as a teacher Of penmansnip
TIa Va fta., Tp-c
that the dividing line between the district Of
school No. ~ and the other pr mary schools
be along tire middle Of Chestnut street ON
the western limit Of the city 10 South jack
son street, along the middle of that street To
az alley between Elm and Linden streets.
through mat alleyt0 Maryladd avenue and
the middle Of West Liberty street to the r,
WH h, Raiiroad, and that no primary pu-
pills living south or west OF this line shall be
PERM ted TO attend any primary school In
the city other than No. ~; that they had di.
rec,ed the principals Of Os. 10 and 10 to send
from those schools To No. 10 oil the pupils
living south or west Of the line above men
TONED lore teve No 3 the committee de-
cded that no pupils living west Of the mid.
die Of Madison street should any lougs, be
permitted TO attend No 3, and dircc, ei the
principal of No. 8 70 send TO Nos. 10 or is ali
the pupils of No. living west of the middle
Of that street To relieve 40. Q the commit
tee directed the principal OF that school to
send to Nos. and l3 all pupils Of No. 9 liv-
ing east Of Poplar street. The committee re-
pcFteu considerable number OF ,,upiis trans
hFIed il"m NO. 2to Nos. 8, ., II, 10 and 10,
and 'llat few pupils living east of Sbipley
street had been transfer cd from No, 3 TO NO.
The committee OF No. 8 school asked for
authority TO expend $50 In tapping q drain.
ID order 70 Eot rid Of water In the cellar Of
ue school, he motion was OBJ ected to for
me reason that 'tter tapping the drain the
pipes would nave 70 be laid at an additional
cost ana the committee were accordingly in.
Mlr'ed to ascertain The actual cost of the
work
Tie committee Of No. was authorized to
enpend $40 f'r repairs, etc. and $2s was au.
h,F'"i TO be expended at No. 10
Mf. fnekel submitted the bill OF Pbiem.
ma handler for s7A6o, Tor extra work claim.
Ode VI contract
Tie committee stated that he had been
uMbe to learn anything about the matter
OWasstd III William !. Morrow, an ex
member Of the Board, no heard ON the subject
hhe hsd had the matter In hand ut the time
ht Sorn was done
Mr Morrow responded and presented the
ng,nu contract, together with recent in
~. arcordaucn Herewith, which were read
e the secretary. The date of the bill being
For to the receipt In full for grading, paw
nS etc., The bill was laid on tie table.
1he COMMITTEES on vaccination reported
lat 9W Lollces Gnd been rinted on large
@las 'oF distribution In the schools, and re-
omihended that on be placed in each room !
|tl law 'o'' NC 's9"'0'
lley alFo reported 20, 900 blank certificates
printed for the use of the children in ordsr
ta.a,y a,s ,'"ey could have them properly regis. |
sI 70 motion, the Secretary was instructed to q
,,, "m u'| o'Hhks with the names OF thr vaccine
|Rt!s'hhS of The various districts and the
.h auh ordered to stributs the cards and .
saaAN Ia III" various h0Ols The committee t
va discharged
II ie'ttence tothe proposed board walks +
aa".hx To fch0o, No. 10, Mr.. pusey reported :,
~-,o ~|, ."e herds Of the str cts had been ac,
SPNd y city Council and that they had n
~s,ta MY t,a llr vra ing nd paving of both Oak
,a a' naFIisoh streets as far as the school. and
h." 'u'teIy the committee was discharRed
natter N""''"0'"''on VI 'he
,Ce i'' Of the Board room was granted !
Is W.. ho'rd of Pharmacy. o. November o .
o o"e eeN'Ia'ha'ion Of rug clerks. q
,rS,,'ni." m"i."h the committee uf No I8 was v
I.I'"n Ic.I""In I" open night school In the T
.y,, 'S ava committee Of thre', consist.
sr,s " ne'9rS. kyne, Hickman and Hanson. "
le SrInl,h y r,5Il,h to open night schools for. -
hs,, g,, nG'''I dge gave notice Of an amend. "
ahcaEEE" ''a'ng for s: nding committee l.
khen ", n., nil's Of yhilemma Chandler II
kpmw, ,a, ,an, net referred to the respective oI
|p. VI ee' were reported back fsvorably and rt
A" neif regular course. =
E.Isa, m'hlcation was read from Henry II u
hp,a 'Seht. asking the h0nrd TO nur. -
box ot g.ry OF the National Atlas for "
h0yl AN" ,nf,ehce , for the boys' and girls hiuh u
ktn,l.a1 rrh Sarh grammar school, and refer. ID
ha.'iu '"inmittee on Books a,
hlsaNwiro naird called attention to the nj
u M Ir teachers to dismi.s pupils ut -
kni,n"e ',nay az n reward for perfect at. III
sw's ,g, urlng the week He STATED that o,
0nrl Ia lfea not only that every pupll
d t" ts,,ipI prompt when he or she die, attend n,
qffy V,i'ired attendance at every session Il,
tym m"'G nv "e'k sOuo teac hers have here ,is ~
ns.!r,a'ca nsr aca IL 10 pupils absent from one or II
lle etlHIons tlIa a,S during the week.
tks,n' 'L0wihy bills were allowed Tbs
Gles. t''INe !, and Coal Company, 81 Oso 2l
Hdty Jewell, $s3 aud sllI; George
ASil y, ne James 4 Webb Printing YC
"'y Company, $3.50. #
NJ Organization Effected. tn tn
cha, j" lmlngton Glass Works, recent Gu
snsn r Il, will In short time com IN
y, 'nc erection of the works, tn. .
rom winch is estimated at 5000 t:p
gL"ml l"hy have organized by -" ~
W.T. Bradford, President; ~
TrS''h, T' Treasurer Job' ~ as' e. I.
\ aa'4,, Secretary. Per ~ fr''d. ~
a. "ShtI of Council r. ..'etNs On has 81
h'o Con,nerce +, 4 lay a rallrcsd II
*',I not proc ..rsf1, aid Uhe ts,n' u
action Isl .eA With the II works ii
-.fnh On their petltion. q
~r---eAs~---s III
N~ie NJ Cows. "
flD \, u, COWS by Roberts & Tyson, at 81
m'r. ""1en, Del. Co. Pa, takes placs
Nora h,'oW, w, instead OF Thursday az here
lMl. lhe dairymen in this section
-" Iltdf 1HiS fint I'm mind rCh. IA,