The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-09-06
EDUCATIONAL.
Proceedings of the School Board at its
Regular Session last Evening.
ENIpoRIA. Seutember 8. 1888,


EMroRIA, September 3, 1888.
The board OF education met in regular
session in the Office of the superinten-
dent, President Kellogg in the char.
Present: ,Messrs. Morse, Martin, Pax
ton, Frost, Riggs, Holmes and Kellogg.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing and the special meeting of August
Goth, were read and approved.
Mr.. D. w. Brewer, representing the
firm of s. A. Brown s. Co., was present
and made an explanation why they were
not able to put in their bid for fuel.
Mr. j. w. Atkinson was present and
inquired what tuition would be charged
for outsiders.
Mrs. Jones and Willis were present
and requested the use of two of the
rooms of the Union street school build
ing for Sabbath school purposes.
On motion the request was not grant
ed.
On motion the use of two rooms in
Union street school building was grant
ed to Mrs. Jones and Willis, for next
Sabbath only.
Messrs. Al. Tutcher and II. E. Root
were present and requested an cppor-
tunlty to present a bid to furnish the
Second avenue school building.
1t was moved that all bids for fuel be
rejected. Carried.
On motion the whole matter of fur
g. 4,
ensuing year was left to the commit
on publication and supplies, in coDJunc-
ton with the superintendent, with pow
er to act. Carried. Ayes, Frost, Kel-
logg, Holmes and Morse; nays, Riggs
and Martin.
1t was moved that the bills of Misses
Morse and Dixon be reconsidered.
Lost.
Moved that the committee on publica-
ton and supplies be authorized and in
structed to purchase the necessary
amount of furniture for the second ave
nue. school building. Carried.
Moved that in view of the over
crowded condition of the schools at
present, no pupils outside of the city
be admitted. Carried.
Moved that the committee on building
and grading be instructed to dig 6
we'll for the use of the Second aYenuG
school building, and that a cistern o.
the capacity of one hundred barrels be
provided for the Fourth ward schoo
building. Carried.
Moved that none of the school build
ings be used for anything but schoo
purposes after next Sabbath, Sept. Q
1888. Carried.
Moved that the committee on publ
cation and supplies be authorized t.
furnish the windows of the two uppe
rooms of the Fourth ward school build
ing with curtains. Carried.
Moved that the committee on build
ings and grounds be authorized to re
move forthwith the old Second avenu
school building at least forty feet furthe
from the new building. Carried.
Moved that Prof. KIzer, under the ad
visement of the superintendent, be auth
orIzed to purchase an air pump and al
electric machine not to exceed twenty
five dollars. Carried.
The treasurer's report for July wa
presented without vouchers and was no
approved.
On motion the following assignment
of teachers for the ensuing year wa
adopted:
GARFIELD BUILDING-HIGH SCHOOL.
F 81 Clark, principal; Frank Kizer
department of science; Lenora H. Sedg
wick, department OF language; HATH
Howard, assistant.
Mary ]. Watson, second grade; Lizzi
Coult, third grade; Fanny Riggs, fourtl
grade; Rosa L. Bartholomew, sixtl
grade.
CONSTITUTION STREET BUILDING.
Lena Weed, fifth grade; Grace "
Merrill, seventh grade; Sadie Thomas
seventh grade; Carrie Frost, assistant.
FOURTH WARD.
Sarah II. Evans, fourth grade; Mr.:
c. II. Morrison, fifth grade: III. J. Duo
lev, sixth grade; G. A. Wood, sevent
grade.
UNION STREET BUILDING.
Alice Evans, fourth grade; IL. E. May
nard, fifth grade; L. L. Farnham, sixt
grade; H. Bunbury, seventh grade.
THIRD WARD BUILDING.
EIvira Hiatt, fourth grade; Mani
Dolphin. fifth grade; E. E. Dixon, sIxt
grade; Fannie Morse, seventh grade.
SECOND AVENUE BUILDING.
Fanny Randolph, sixth grade; Ma
Herbert, seventh grade.
SIXTH AvEEUE-wEsT.
Miss Louisa Larrie.
]. Adjourned. P. ]. CARMICHAEL,
Clerk,