Daily Republican., 1884-10-14
CITY SCHQ QOL BOARD.
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r,lar stat ed meeting Of the
y%Public y Education' was held
sains. with President Baird pre-
A, % and The following mem bers Pres-
Ssssrs. Fue kel, Hanson, H eialsr,
Moore, Kyne, Trump, StilIey,
ss.s hu Dunp, w West, Keables, Pal.
HsuS' smith. Hoffecker and Allen.
. aa;,Dation D. Of Miss Ella K. Cou.
sscond assistant teacher In
~ 10 was read and on motion
vs.hlss Of the Committee on
L. mbmitted the following
"bicb was, on motion, adopted ::
IV,., committ4e 10 respectfully report
Nv allowing persons have passed
S.nired examination and have
| uut on the list from which ap-
G,rsn,s to the training school are
!. Helen .Aldrich, Laura Bishop,
~ Brcwn. Eva O'Bryne. Mary q.
N Maria d. Bonney, BERTHE Harris,
d Bonner, Hattie N. Sutton.
',,mmmittee also report that they
meiyed the resignation Of Ella
ondsp. second assistant In school
"a and that they have transferred
\, A. Gaul from school No. u 70
vacancy, promoting the two
~ tbat were below Mrs. Gaul's
I notion OF Mr.. Smith, Of tho
lss Committee, the proper officers
!. na,ucted I'd draw on City Cou ell
regular monthly appropriation
EEo
os,uan Heisler, OF the Committee
shniing, reportel that at q previous
~ Of the Board he had been
- The privilege OF expendipg $50
r. Of honor, which sum he desired
ILe increased 10 $l245O. This, Mr..
ns explained was due TO . change
ussy the com nittee In the style Of
smirds and he thought the change
ml be beneficial. He also stated
kLsr the iirst order had been filled,
hhca!e orders could be had at . low
rr
H. Kyne offered his usual objection,
D MD that he was opposed TO the
)ah Spending m oney for rolls of honor
Hth to bis N ind were Of very little
splnt
Hs also thought the Board wAs
Ftdiu1 too much money. NotWith.
aadina ihe objections the motion was
Unanimously adopted, Mr.. Kyne alone
mlng 10 the negative.
The foIlowlug expenditures were au-
Nnzsi
No. 1, step ladder and repairs, %; No.
h painting r0of Of building, $25 ;
w, lepairlug ceiling. $75; No. Is,
W stove and hz lures, $25.
lhuOliOn, Dr. Keabley was iustruc-
kNOpen a coldred night school In No.
irhool. Pres dent Baird stated that
tpper cticets Of the Board had
'a notice 10 the tenants of old No.
lxsOol, at secbnd and Washington
wet, TO vacatt by the 25th of the
Issni month.
Eheabes, of the Building Com.
ish, reported that the COMMITTEES
k'ceiyed BIDS for erecting the new
tsaool, and moved that n special
min, be held on Tuesday evening IA
: a'l'i the plans. Mr.. Kyne moved
amend BY making 1t Thursday
W The motion was adopted n
AZ smith, of the comm ittee on
~ eSInS sqFTin tendent's report, stated
y. .N y iN Tecel we'd two bids for print
~ a,,' s am, one from Ferris B:os
va W.. ! NJ The other from James 4
,,.., ,r,.,s,e%tsl'i, and had given the con
y. p" ~ts' B Bros., the lowest bidders
.~,ta !. 't.a"d the work was LearinI
"rrrstClr NJ. cr aud reported progress.
y, ,IRR.oaalltee R.., on Trees being called
h., n, 9'e exported that he had looked
tr,, h. w q, natter and discovered thai
rna,1 Man, :, y % 400 trees would be required
d, r y, ,pe various schools, while tn,
vcsIs % "a "a I ''ee, including the boz
pn,v. wv n, ne IN pre- than $l.95. At thii
h. lbsr s,' =. IN tr asked what kind Of {
ms /. we're going TO secure, when ;
IL, = yue COZ ier os th3 room saiC
II P,ss "n' another swingls trees
ss,, ,", StN T. Belts informed tn,
s,l..,,'ue ue thought Norway mapl,
hrn,.| WV Mr. Palmer thought the,
s,vd.d ~ W." " growing, and recon-
auf,y >"'.lln u poplars as being mer,
tyila q, ,t h', smith opposed th,
49, ya u he grounds of economy, hs
at-.' NJ. ,"' ! ihlon that the purchas,
surp.,"'' 'ht rely an experiment, an,
slre~n, = dh unnecessary expens,
I'll. B,,,T III u . the financial condition
MR. Ra,]'' was IN such a strait.
,M unn., eA aimed that the school
stselpt,oo o,e,,f :, fd from the sun, and II
Mu H.. .I Wy ? rooms were made yer.
h, Do, a., ''' P stated that the idei
afdirns. Alefiment. Without fur
sh. moc,,oSn the trees were ordere,
~ Motion ot Mr. Kvn. -
s'i'ee wa. annn,n, ., Myne, q committe
eAol for u l"rpoihted to open q nigh
tars W " nhl'e boys In No. 8 school. 4
tst ''eS'r 3. kyne, Belts and DR.
ka An annlsottIidse ~, read an extract take
Suprin,I..loon paper, and furnishe,
hrber n, .enl o lent Harlan, showing "a
snblie app piicants and vacancies 4
sass, be d.a' apols' After quoting tn
Aaus of If ,he Ies red to know what ha
% cau,sd Committee on Transfers
Nkh fpalIr considerable discussion
s'ains old Nn pfi'.ed TO the question q
swsshirnno' n.y. 10 school, At Secon
an, which t 'on u. streets, into primar
eNun,enan was favored by some an
aordsr a. 81 by others.
snuvel ,bs. a't.Ie the matter Mr.. Hell
sau,bnris saI .ne Oommittee on Teaci
Aroons of ~, .eu 10 open a school 1
ssi the pra m sne sa building. Mr.. WEI
aof,bs uSsnt hn,s tenant of the uppe
%she bad u,luing had informed hir
HS.hof Ma 'eated sa, the building unit
s'Atful wha,eu heu iext.and that the ws
! aade to ,nn uer nr or not she coul
i. %ea aea Of era c,in, o a .pen suggeste
s~a'e, which b,,nS cnIs,', a new building o
apsnse. Hs r ~ could be done at a sma
y acould h., 'so 50 thought an addition
y n, Betls n " as quit for a small figur,
N NJ e The new hi,h VI .he opinion tina
\ about az IN n school, the Boar
SSathis ii, Il much as 1t could pa
lover ,al ',.e' He favored opepip
gsclooI' nn h,,, OF Old No. 10 as o DR.
n eccupant os pI' opposed turning o,
r,,sltr then y % ;he upper floor. Nj
v,aleapon "ithdrew his motto,