Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-10-09
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
ALL SCHOOL CNlLDREN con,
PELLED To De VAC
ClMATEO,


ALL SCHOOL CNlLDREN COZ
PELLED To DE VAC.
ClNATED.
The regular stated meeting Of th
Toard of Education WAS held last eve
iug, President Baird In the chair, N
the following mbers present
Messrs. Brooks, Belts, Fusksl, Hal
SOD, Heisler, Hofecker, Hickman
Monaghan, Mckay, Keables, Resv
Palmer, j. redmond Smith, w. 8. We
rcn Kyne, Pussy, Grier, Wiley, an
Baton Smith.
The proper officers we're instructed ,
draw on City Council tor the reg,lla
monthly appropriation of Sc, 666.6 .66.
The Committee on Teachers submit
led the following report, which wa
adopted ; -..
Your Committee on Teachers respect
luIIy recommend that the following a,
poIntmenrs Of teach ers be made, an,
that these teachers be made to 70 +
their new places on the morning OF til
Nhinst.:
Miss sallie L. Woolley, as assistan
principal in school No. 13 /; Clara Men
denha |, as first assistant in school No
2, Elizabeth Wollaston, AZ second 40
sstant in school No. 2 Mary l. Good
a. third assistant in No. 3; Anna H
Trump, first assistantin No. Q; Lettitii
Brown, second assistant in No. 0
Eah Bareford, second assistant In No
4 Mary X. Theilman, AZ third assis
alt in No. IA Regina A. Garal, fourth
assistant in No. IA; Annie Michener
second assistant in No. 10 Mary f. FL
iott, first assistant in No. 13; Kate f.
Peney, second assistant in No. Is
Maggie l.. Adams, third assistant in
No l3; Reba Smith, AZ fourth assist
ant in No. l3
Miss Goods transfer from school No.
Ito No. } is recommended because she,
m account of her health, has asked for
n easier place than the one she has
ben filing in No. 8.
The salaries Of Miss Mendenhall In
No. 2 and Miss Trump in No. 0 will, In
Irordance with the resolution passed
Iune lS last be- 1858 per year instead
ds3SO,
Mr. Wiley reported that he had con-
idsred the subject of colored schools
mr Eleventh street bridge, as suggest
Aby Henry c. Conrad, Esq. Actuary
the colored schools Of Delaware, and
nd visited that section. The colored
acher now employed under the Actin.
lN,stated thai she thought she could
sabont forty scholars together, which
FgUd warrant the Board taking charge
i'Ae school. She was told to fill the
pm and the Board would take action
terwards
: Iodmond Smith, Esq, said that
chad heen cIeditably Informed that
My or nifty colored pupils could be
nhTcd together in the western sec
Df Mckay presented communica-
Dl from Edward H. Anderson, teach.
d the private colored school Mt
NhlA and Union streets, asking for a
0aa'on. A motion TO refer the sub.
etlO the Commit re on Teachers was
rtnded, and the communication was
Nh on the table.
lhe Printing Committee reported
iat The cards containing extracts from
ir and regulations prescribing the
niles Of ianitors, and other rules gov.
nng steam heaters, had been printed
NJ were ready for distribution.
The Fuel Committee reported bill Of
GksOn Lime and Coal Co., for coal
M wood, and recommended the pay
nsnt of the coal bill, S2,Os4 u, az
A'oagh some misunderstanding the
sl'racf for wood bad not been properly |
aNo Some discussion ensucd in ref |
renee to the wood delivered at the
ah0ls schools, and on motion Of Mr..
Aynr the entire bill was laid over until |
ataeAt meeting,
COMMUNICATION was read from w.
hrd%iI, Principal of the High |
elo1 to III" effect that q large mum.
Hm hooks had accumulated in the
elNl'ory Of the school, which were
u used and recommended the sale of
~ sane and that the money realized
ga The Saies of such books be expend.
I"' NO books Of reference, etc.
i| following expenditures were |
unofi1ed for repairs, ETC., of the re-
fvI'e schools
NO. ., 80 joi No. 6, 81; No. 3, $50 Il
:" " 60 The Committee Of No l2l
sTt,to COMPLAINTS in reference to
sauHng INES, and the matter was re-
''N " the comnittee with power to |
Ml' Fuekel called attention to
equation OF The sidewalks leading
% ", and recommended the laving
o0ari walk at an expense of $50.
FIr NJ matter was deferred.
.N committee to whom was referred
subject Of vaccination In the
u"S' reported the following resolu-
'vTs W which were adopted:
,"',nEtEEEAN, BY an Act Of the General
''ID'y Of the State of Delaware,
u ,iS at Dover, March 2lst, 1883, it is
"' tuedlty of the Board of Educa.
%Ul sn,v1 'hIs city to oblige all children
lE:'ns Tor admission to the free
Us fitsI and all children previously adj
,'" 70 'Lc said schools to be vaccina.
nj, u0Ies, already protected from
,,P'S by vaccination, or by al at.
Tru Tt' smallpox.
n", nt%,c''Tt, in order to carry the said
!, I"'o rllect, be it resolved,
Nv" That the principals Of the
M,f ,G' schools under the control of this
tn Inv, ;. De and they are hereby instruct
lnoI' e'as4 admission as pupil to said
Im | ., VI a. y person not protected
tslor' r'lla'I,,pox by vaccination, innoc-
y ,"'D Or by an attack of the small
ysn,, rSn, mat the evidence of such pro-
tlsnt spt sI'a be the certificate of a com
d II. H. physician, in the form and upon
ID EnaDhs E""1ns prepared for that purpose by
Eno,"a' a'a' that such pupil or applicant
|bni,,'el Nm lroIA smallpox by vaccina-
qa ejaculation , or by an attack of
hI nat the principals of the seve-
tur,4h noV,' be and they are hereby in
DQMI, DI0 10 call public attention OF the
sni,,, IS ol the said schools to the
tr",in'''le'tS of the law and the in
\ spo,an "o',S embodied in the placard to
lMn '" al the door of each school
Ehoov nat the principals of said
la 20 na', ". "ad they are hereby instruct
Me- scL ho'' aL the doors of their respec-
leks ek,iool i houses, for at least two