Daily Republican., 1884-05-13
EDITION,
Board Of Education.

BOardO Education.
The Board ofEducation met last even.
ing in regular session, President Baird
In the chair. After calling the old COM
mittees, the resignation Of Sallie f.
Dennison as teacher In No. school
was read and accepted.
The committee on Credentiaes report
ed progress.
On motion of DR.. Keables, q COM
mittee of five were appointed on
new high school. The chair appointed
as the committee, Messrs Keables, Hof.
ecker, Heisler, Fuekel and Stilley.
Mr.. Heisler gave notice that be
would introduce an amendment to the
bylaws providing for the appointment
of committee of five on discipline.
Laid over until the first meeting In
June.
DR.. Keables gave notice Of an amend
ment to the by. laws providing that
the closing exercises be held June "a
and 25, and that no written examina-
tions be held on June 16 and 10.
The following standing committeet
were announced by President Baird
Teachers, Keables, S. r. Smith, Heis
Ter, Belts and Palmer Books, Hotfeck
or, ShOrtlidge, West, Grier Finance,
s. r. Smith, Hoffecker and Hession
Accounts, Fuekel, Pusey and Singley
Health, Shortlidge, Pusey and F'ue
KEEL Transfers, stilley, singley, anc
Pusey Normal School, West, Hessiol
and s. r. Smith Sale of old No. IL
Palmer, Stilley and Moore Fir'
Escapes, Moore and Dunn Print
ling, Heisler, Shortlidge ant
Keables Elections, Beaton Smith
Hanson and Dunn Fuel, Belts
lGrier and Hotfecker Insurance, Han
son, Beaton Smith and Stilley OF
Schools, No. l, Hanson No. 2, Short
llidge No. 3, Hoffecker and 5. II
Smith No. 4, Pusey and Shortlidge
lNo. 5, Fuekel and Belts No. 6, Palmer
and Stilley No. Z, S. r. Smith anc
Grier No. 8, Belts No. 9, Heisler and
West No. 10 Hession and Fuekel
No. II, Singley and Hotiecker No.12
Hesler No. 10, Stilley and Moore
No. IA, Dunn and Palmer ; No. 10
Moore and Hession ; No. 1G, keables
and Pusey No. II, West and Singley
No. Is, Hanson No. 10, Dunn N0.2o
Beaton Smith and Keables No. 2l, s.
R. Smith ; No. 20, Stilley and Beator
Smith.
Immediately upon the announcement
of the committees, DR.. Shortlidge pre-
sented his resignation, and asked that il
be accepted.
After a passage of words between
the Doctor and the President, Mr.
Singley arose and said that he hoped
the resignation would not be accepted
as the gentleman had made valuable
member of the Beard.
MIR. S. II. Smith said he coincided
with Mr.. Sipgley, and regretted the
action of the gentleman.
On motion of Mr.. Hotiecker the re.
signation was nottaccepted. The Board
then adjourned.
The following bills were allowed
Roberts e. Co., S64 70; Patrick Neeley
$1,000; S. G. Simmons & Bros, $94.64
johnson & Hizar, S4l.2l William b.
Blake, SIS p. B g. j. Is. Forman,
81. 80 u. James Belt, Sl.32; GawthroI
81 Brother, $33O3 John g. Brisou,
S34. 90 Jacob p. Wiser, $40; Veasey
& Cox, $1O.4O S. H. Bayuard, $40. 100
David Woolman. $352 Green lee 4
Moore, $57.23; George A Frazer, $l.9O
William 6. Pierce, s. John +. Grubh,
lS8.40; Cleaver & Hollis, $3.50; j, X. d,
Seeds & Son, SIG 80 A. l.. johnson,
lSl1.50; +. l.. Rice, Jr, s.; Mozart
ney, Kenney x Co. Sl29 45: Kennebec ice
and Coal Company, So j. I, Elliott
|S2 ; James A. Anderson, Sl.25 Joh'
A. Cannon, 1925 l.. H. Springer
1880 James Mills, $l.7j John Wise
1880 and 81 II. A Brown, $13,25
Vosheli q solomon, S52.75 Il. c. Daw
son, SIG. 80 theodore j. Denny, $6.2j
Allen Speakman, S1+06 James Davis
1872 Adams 81 Bro, 95 cents
William II. Lones, SO; Edwin +
Eckel, SlG.SO Every Evening Publish
ling Company, $23 ~ News Publishing
Company, $50; George w, Bush :
Sons, $ll7.4G election expenses, ,$63. 30
G. f. Thomas & Co., SiSl.12 salarie
teachers, $5,S4S.G6 ; salaries ottCe.s am
janitors, S594,49.
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