The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

AssIGnmsas OF Esashers Cog ahs Hasusn~
Year and OeAsE ImPoeea1s BaasAess.
ElPoRIA, Sept. 1.-The board Of edu.
cation met in regular session In the once
Of the superintendent.
Present: Messrs. Norris, Froes.
Holmes, Traylor, Ac1IilIeD, Kellogg.
Paxton and Martin.
The minutes Of the last regular meet.
ing were read and approved.
Mr.. 81. 81. Smith, representing Gee.
Sherwood q Co.. Chicago, presented the
Analytic copy book. which, upon mo
ton, was adopted for use In the city
schools. The larger book i nos 70 re
tail for more than tan cents nor the
smaller one for more than i've cents, 20
long as the books are used IN the
schools.
MIR. Holiday was present and made {
proposition 70 teach writing in the city
schools. No action was taken.
The matter Of providing the superiu.
tends Office with case for supplies, etc,
was on motion referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on supplies with power 20 oct.
The matter of readers was referred 70
the committee on grades and text books
with the request to report at the next
meeting of the board.
On motion the board made the follow.
ing assignment of teachers for the ensu-
ing year:
GARRTrTD RT1TInTEc HIau ECuooY v,,.,,u
AND SECOND GRADES.
Frank Petit, Principal.
Frank Kizer, Science. ~,
Ella Campbell, Language.
Hattie HarwoOd, Assistant.
GRAMMAR DEPARTAEKT.
Lena Weed, Third Grade. -
Belle CarsWell, Third Grade. ssI,
Carrie Frost, FO1rih Grade.
Rose Bartholomew, Sixth Grade.
CONSTITUTION STREET BUILDING.
Fanny Riggs. Fifth Grade. -
Dove Mitchell, Assistant.
Hannah BunburY, Seventh A. 81
Sadie Thomas, 6eveRth B.
FOURTH WARD BUILDING.
Sarah Evans, Fourth Grade. { ~
Lefa FaFnham, Fifth Grade. .a
Mary j. Dudley, Sixth Grade.
Mary p. Anderson, Seventh Grade.
UNION STREET BUILDING
Alice Evans. Fourth Grade.
Lizzie Coulf, Fifth Grade. {;
Mary Maynard, Sixth Grade.
Marion Bunbury, Seventh Grade.
THIRD WARD BUILDING.
Carrie Goddard, Fourth Grade.
Mamie Dolphin, Fifth Grade.
A. e. Dixon. sixth Grade.
Fannie Morse, Seventh Grade.
CENTRAL AYENIJE
Hattie Davidson, Fourth Grade.
Fannie Randolph, Fifth Grade.
Jessie 10y, Sixth Grade.
Mary Herbert, Seventh Grade.
WEST SCHOOL
Louisa Larrick.
On motion the subject Of industrial
drawing was adopted as one of the sub
jects to be taught in the city schools.
The selection of system of drawing
was referred to the committee on text
books, which. in conjunction with the
superintendent have power to act.
On motion, the bill of P. @. Smith,
amounting TO $243, was laid oyer until
the next meeting OF the board. and the
committee on buildings and grounds
were requested to examine the walks put
down by Mr.. Smith and report at the
next meeting of the board. S.:
The bill of ]. r. Reeves for cleaning
outhouses OF $50 was allowed.
The bill for furniture for the Central
avenue building OF $1S4 80 was allowed
paid.
The bids for supplies were opened and
on motion the matter of supplies was
awarded to Miss Ellen Plumb.
On motion the supply of fuel was
awarded 10 s. II. Rich, and the COM
mIttee on supplies were authorized to
make 8 contract for the same.
On motion the committee on supplies
were authorized To purchase one copy OF
the directory now being published
by HOsterman s. Carver.
On motion the board ordered that no
pupil shall be allowed TO the lowest or
seventh grade after the third week In
each term.
On motion the committee on buildings
and grounds was authorized 70 furnish
additional accommodations to the out
houses of Garfield grounds.
On motion the committee on buildings
and grounds was authorized to have q
we'll dug at the Third Ward school
building and 10 provide the necessary
apparatus for the same.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at the superintendent Office on
next Monday, September 8.
P.J. CARMICHAEL. Clerk.