The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-22
THE CITY CENSUS
As rAkfN FoR THE IL SCHOOL BOARD.
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TAs Assasl 9htttiaT Of the Hoard Last Nishs.
Frances Fixed for The EaauisE Yslr-rhs
School Levy Hsducsd-Rsport Of ths n
i' I. Examination Of School Youth

Tho meeting Of the Board Of Education last
evening was an important oae; II was the an
nual meeting Of tho Board and finAnc.s and
population were the principal topics pre-
aented. Tho Board ives .callcd to orde,
promptly at 1880 o'clock by President Collier.
Tho nbsenteeu wero Mssars. Caldwell, J. "A.
Miller, Naylor, Pipes, sohoekey, ssldles,
Whally, W. A. Wilson and Work, The
lengthy minutes OF the previous meeting
wore read. 4sl3 }J''@ll il
Tho COMMITTEES on Accounts presented
BUS 70 the amount Of $it5.0o, which were
lhs Committee on Finance recommended
that the clerk draw an order In favor OF tAe
Fulton Board Of E Education tor $4S 10 for the
tutslon OF certsin pupils resident IN the
wheeling district attending Fulton, which
was ordsred. The committee submitted the
annual statement II tho School Collector
which was recsivse by the Board and ordered
spread on the lnini ter. The stntemspt oil
Mr.. Unruh shows balance in favor OF the
Board Of So 494 IS on the School Fund; $SlG 5t
on the Building Fund, and 81 1852 Al on III.
Library Fund. IS 1i r.
PROBABLE lSpKEEEs. Ph
Tho committee reported the following esti.
mate Of e1psnditursu for the ensuing School
year: tT'a7 7,' 3H1 IIT 'I'II
Out OF schnol Fund-Halarle,- prIp.
pals, &. SEQ; grammArroom teachers 81 200
3a A aud + teachers, $14 $50; 81 o and d
teachers, SIS 800; 4 German tsacners, 81 $40
tnitors, s2O95; officers. s., 200; total. S.l ass
Repairs, 81 900; contingencies. 81 GSJ; fuel
81 $50; rent, $50; dellnquen,s. $3.50; double
ana erroneous assessments, $3.50; commits.
Slons, 81 346; insurance, 81 ESQ; books aud
stat! onery, s425: printing, $25V; farniturs
and apparatus, $3.50; miscellsn 60 Us expenses
1915; grand total, sos $50. Va - Y
Oat OF Building tund--Loau authorised al
July meeting, s.. 600; delinq usnts. "a !; doubl.
and erroneous assessmsnts, $50; commits
ATOMS, s95; total, $3GG7. Ont Of Library
Fund, taine IS last year. 81 $50. :
| tbs Committee further rsporteJ: TT
meet the Sex, ESQ required for the Schoo
Fund the Board has on hand balances o.
20 494 80, and will rposive from the State
Ostrlhl'abls Furd $9,l7s 03. Deduc,ini
Sl5 672 Oh, the sum OF these two i,emB, IRON
| t6S 2o6 there remains to be raised BY levy
w 6lS 90 It will rq1ire lazy of2s, pei
$lOo valuation to rsiss this sum, estimating
tns valuation at SIT 600 900. To meet thl
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daducting the baiancs on hand, q levy OF 2,
per $lc9 valuation will be necessary. II
meet The amount necessary for the Library
Fund q levy OF 20 per a1C0, valuation will b,
necessary On motion, the Board 6xed tn,
various leyies IS recommended by the Com
mittee, which 10 total OF 80 psr $l00 yalr
alton. u reduction OF s, per $500 on tho schoo
tex OF lsa! year. ',-.s.5,..a..l', l'F2HE
The Committee on Rules and Regulation
reported that 1t deemsd 1t ine1pa dent I,
recommend any change In the rule alread,
existing In regard to children attending
other dlatrict schools than the ore OF the dts
tr!ct In which they reside. The rule, as T.
present, leaves this matter 10 the discretion
Of the Board. The COMMITTEES recommended
the adoption OF a new rule in lieu Of the on,
now existing regarding the appointment o
substitute teachers. The ruls reported wa
10 the effect that two substltuies DO sp
pointed IN each dls'r'ct when regular teach
ers are appointed and that their compensation
be at the. rate Of 81 per day for time laugh
less than month; over q month at th,
regular rate. This wss rejactsd. The com
mittee called attention TO the fact that ssy
eral incongruit!es existed between the Law o
The diatr;ct and that Of the State, and sag
gsstsd the propriety Of appointing .pccia
committee 10 report what changes would b.
advisable. Messra. Caldwell, Maxwell ant
| 1aett were appointed. HeI'E74