Daily Republican., 1884-03-11
Ty SCHOOL BOARD.
l.,,ns az LATIN IN TAE j
observation-disclosures
LuauNhT TEACHERS.


GAINsT TEACHERS.
cu,ar stated meeting OF TN
Edncation was held last even
ard room and in the absenc'
i.", baird, on motion OF Mr.
roIouel Heisler was called v
Thp roll was called and tn
,nr,nbers answered to thei'
M.s.rs. Belts, Feukel, Heisler
Mckay, Reeve, Beaton smith
rs-ey, Palmer, Wiley, vernon
6ofetker, Hickman and Short
r,l,ey of the Teachers Commit
Ir,rd that Miss Mary Mckenna
able to accept the position tt
h. was az pointed in school No
[hat Miss Emily Baird was sent
Iar, on the 3r d instant. The re-
adopted. ,,.
ScKay, Of the Finance Commit
nom was referred the Treasur-
b,a, report of the receipts and ex.
r.. Of he Board reported the
rr.c,. Or. Mckay submitted
Rom ,he Keystone Furniture
y for interest on old bill,
he ,o;l3l.@6, which, on mo.
la, gentleman, wasreierrtd to
,ur, Tor payment. On motion
Kav the proper officers were
dtud..w on City Council for
plar monthly appropriation,
NJ to sG,ddt,tG.
F4.. Committee, consisting OF
Bets, smith and Reeve, to
va4 referred the question OF
N the cellar Of school No.
r'ro ,ha: they had visited the
Ind tolLd the coal mu' h better
been represented at the last
q the Board. Although 1t con-
n unusHa. amount Of dirt, IL
sln.uent To Justify the censlire
m The jackson Lime and
uparyy that furnished it. The
Ia- adopted.
h were authorized TO be made
!, No. 3, repairing clock, 81. 20;
puncys for maps, $3.50 ; No. II,
~.
tt.s, ., :he comlnitte" on No. !
rrvorte.! that the drain had
krhau.rd and submitted "A bill
wAlth was allowed.
ferLon Of the committee ON No.
presented a bill from the JAM.
Aat >choo. for SO for extra ser
ha..ug water out OF cellar.
Was referred back to the com
b. investigation, with instrnc
b. port a. next meeting. On mo-
Rlr. Valley al order for $50
b. led 10 b. drawn IN taver of
b Forrest tor rent Of the old No,
y Tor i've months. Mr.. Wiley,
|w.d.rg Committee Of new No.
ftrd the building not quite com
the fencing and curbing not
trpn done, but the Board had
tt The promises.
kyLr, Of The Committee on Night
{rrpo7;e,! tnat a school had been
ln M q OF Monday evening,
Der jth, 1868, and closed Thurs
tENary 2lst, 1854, making 80 eve
srh"o. thus held. Sixty pu-
fe enrolled with a per cent. Of
pee q. -, The amount Of mo-
lected was Sjl. The follow
aTie- for the teachers EN-
Wtr" ordered TO be drawn:
Nary /" Lacklen, $50 Miss
y, Wells, $50; Miss Annie
!" Mghts, s3S 30: Robert
jan1'or, slo. The report was.
aud The committee discharged
: iioi'cek-T and Belts, the COM
whom was referred the qu es.
h'rodHc!ng Latin into the High
presented a r"pOlt recommend
ftlh'r"hurtlon of that study
nIth School, beginning with
Sci"'' term in September next.
le moved 10 lay the matter over
Fp'rMt"! in order TO allow the
PafH, "hlrh "lil be elected in the
Ph', !" at IN the matter, rs he
hlhh Il right for the Board to
'> matter Through, when half of
SEM members terms would ex-
n shor' time.
thought the reason a
+, IN stated that in order to as
Il" '""'Ihg Of the people ON the
'If'".ars had been addressed to
'"'S % the children, and that
per cent. were in favor of il,
'h'''f was deferred until Sep.
d "'''.I tr too late TO place
''h'FIrn,Hm hnring that term
'',"hIhg all previous arrange.
y! va in"r amended Mr.. X Kyne's
, i"Ntl|ne action until the No.
I'll III May, but the motion was
Il y" vote. The motion to post. |
~ September was then taken
."s' The original mo.
~ '"tn taken up, when
W" moved that the mat. |
'T"'H postponed until the sc. !
th III June, but the chair ruled |
w u, out Of order. Mr.. Kyne pro- |
IL" We chair would not enter. |
merton.
'''h't ihovtu that the report be |
Nv 'ab1c III order to give the
az nance to consider the mat
a. 'h- request of Mr.. Hotlecker, |
'''" lIis motion, and on motion |
I''"cktr further discussion was
:" "htl. next meeting. During
'sH'oh Dir. Belts stated thattne |
u the children want Lain, We |
BOOKS and ii would not cost
u ANYTHING. Mr.. Kyne stated
'''cf knew anything to be in
Without costing something
efei that it would cost 5000 or
T.. fenkel opposed it on the
NAV II was ofno practical bene.
suggested that it would be of
'ah'age to introduce French.
ot some of the more modern
n, Az this iuncture a voice in
ot the room sang ont "or
men caused laughter. Mr.. Kyne
IIe ~ way the question had been
IL 'lItre ought to have been
'h'. instead of 80 per cent. Hell
'a 'i. !l,e benefit and the question
"s''ated before and always
T,rI,L,dge ',I OF the Committee on
,I'ed =. t the attention of the mem
!, 'act mat many teachers per.
keenlhg the children in school
Ias Iin necessary that they should
a. .'e characterized a, the practice
,'n !, n,a. anu injurious to health aud
:, ''S" :. recently brought to his
we ~ soI thought it a fit subject for
y lor the prevention of Cruelty
'HN, and lle thnupht anE