Daily Republican., 1883-05-15
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
srANOIN0 CoMAITTRRs AN.
HOUNCED-SALARlES OF
NUBsTITUTEs.

81 hSEh UBTos
The regular stated meeting of the
,,oard of Education was held last even
;ng with President Baird in the chair
and the following members present -
Messrs. Kyne, Heisler, Monaghan,
Keables, Grier, Sample, b. Smith,
Hanson, s. r. Smith, Reeve, Hoffecker,
Mckay, Palmer, Wiley, Shortlidge,
hickman, w. s. Yer non. Feukel, Pusey.
Before entering upon the regular
business of the Board, President Baird
announced the Standing and other COM
mittees for the year. He spoke Of the
difficulty Of making up the committees,
and urged the importance of weekly
visits to the various schools. The com
mittees were then announced AZ fol-
| lows:
Teachers, stansburyJ j. Wiley, DR..
T A. Keables, Luther w. Palmer,
Samuel +. Belts, Newton G. Sample ;
Books, DR.. +. G. Shortlidge, s. Rod.
mond Smith, DIR. Read J. Mckay, ia
cob Pusey, James J. Monag han ; FL
nance, Or. Read j. Mckay, Stansbury
J. wiley, j. H. 'Hoffecker, Jr.; Ac-
counts, Henry ID. Hickman, Beaton
smith, w. Scott Vernon Printing, j.
H, Hoffecker, Jr., JamesJ. Monaghan,
s. Rodmond Smith Normal School,
Jacob Pusey, DR.. X. G. ShOrtlidge, j.
p Theodore Fuekel Fuel, Samuel r.
Betts, Beaton Smith, Frank w. Reeve;
Insurance, B. X. Heisler, William G.
Grier, John Brooks Transfers, j. p.
Theodore Fuekel, John Hanson, Will
liam Kyne Elections, Frank w.
Reeve, John Hanson, DR.. T. A.
Keables; Fire Escapes, william G.
Grier H. ID. Hickman, b. Il. Heisler !;
Sale of Building No. 13, Luther w.
Palmer, w. Scott Vernon, Newton C.
Sample Visiting Committees-No. l,
J. HI. Hofecker, Jr., Samuel r. Belts ;
No. 2, s. Redmond Smith, Stansbury j.
Wiley /; No. 3, VIM. G. Grier, John
Hanson; No. 4, DIR. T. A. Keables,
Baaton Smith No. 8, DR.. Read j Nc.
Kay, DR.. f. g. Shortlidge; No. 8,
W. Scott Vernon, H. d. Hickman No.
!, John Hanson, James j. Monaghan !;
No. 8, b. Il. Heisier, Dr. 7. A. Kea-
bles No. 0, H. d. Hickman, N. G.
Sample N D. 10, Samuel f Belts, Will
liam Kyne No. II, Beaton Smith, DR..
Bad j. Mckay; No. l2, John Brooks,
L. W. Palmer No. Is, james j. Mona
CHAN, William G. Grier; No. IA, Jacob
Pusey, Frank w. Reeve No. 10, New
ton G. Sample, b. r. Heislcr; No. 16,
DR.. +. G. Shortlidge, J. II. Hoffecker,
Jr ; No. II, stansbury j. Wiley, w.
Scott Vernon; No. lS, l.. w. Palmer,
S. Redmond Smith No. 10, j. p. Theo
dore Fuekel, Jacob Pusey; No. 90,
Frank W. Reeve, j. p. Theodore Fue-
ke
On motion, the Committee on Printing
was instructed to have slips, containing
the various committees, printed.
The Finance Committee reported a
balance in bank of $5,466.39. The old
committee of No 8 was instructed to
complete repairs now in progress. The
committee on old No. l3was authorized
to have repairs made at cost not ex-
ceeding IS.
A communication from teacher ad-
dressed to the Superintendent was read
and the subject discussed at length.
The application was for $l9.57, the diff
ference between the rate of $500 and
$3.50 year, or that the time taught in
such position be added to her first year
as $500 teacher. The subject was
finally referred to the Committee on
Teachers
Mr. Sample called up the matter Of
! purchase of lot for new school over
Eleventh. street bridge, in lieu Of No. II,
which building was entirely made
Quate. He stated that the Board was
paying SO a month for it, and the en-
tire structure was hardly worth that
amount, as it would only accommodate
4O scholars, and there were now q ap-
4 plicatiOns for admission. He thought
new school should be built in that
locality. After discussion the subject
was postponed until next meeting
night and the committee on purchase
discharged.
On mOlion the Finance Committee
was directed to draw on Council for
the May appropriation, amounting to
ff6 IS. DR.. Shortlidge gave notice
of an amendment to the bylaws that
shall require all children to be vaccinat-
ed before entering the schools.
The following bills were passed
Ezra Fell, $3.50; VIM. e. Pierce,
SIS ; Z James Belt, $o,s7 James Brad
ford, SIG. % ; johnson Il Barnhill, 500;
Louis d. German, ST l.. II. Springer,
1875 Gillespie & Co., SIS. 45 Gawth-
rp Bros. g. Co., $67. .03 Milton Lackey,
S}l5; Baynard & Dawson, Sl.5O ;
Charles Warner & Co., $24 Millard f.
Davis, $l.25 Williams & Hopkins, ~;
VIM, Marshall, 81 John Palmer, 30
cents Benz. $. Clark, 81 Adams %
Bro, $l.35 Allen Speakman, $5.O6
BENZ. Hirst, Sl.75 John Gest, S2 E.
A, Robinson, ~ Merris Taylor, S4.5C ;
Michael Walsh, S4945 ; Finn x Jack
son,$3.75 Kennebec Ice and Coal Com
pany, so cents Springer, Morley x
Cause, $l056; Committee on Legisla-
ton, $50 Voshell Il Solomon, Sl22. n ;
George w. Jackson, $3.50 Morning
News Publishing Company, $26 q. r.
Thomas & Co., Sl9S. 80 ; salaries, So
$500 ; election expenses, $50 total,
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