Daily Republican., 1884-01-29
'ly SCHOOL BOARD.
SESSION OF THE BOARD
|sr NEGnT-MR. CHAN.
I,ER,s BILL BETTLED.

AT Nbn1h1-""s ShshN
IER's BILL SETTLED.
regular stated meeting of the
OF Public Education was held
ening. President Baird In the
Ind the following members pres
Mesrs. Belts, Feukel, Grier,
r Hanson, keables, Kyne, Pusey,
Shortlidge, s. Rodmond Smith,
Wiley, Palmer, and Hickman.
a,ommittee on Teachers recon-
Il the following appointments
Provost TO take charge of new
No. II at a salary of $425 u year
Buns to the second place in the
rhool al $3.50 q year +; Reba
10 the third place In that school,
humber of pupils warrant the
ofa third teacher there, her
10 be as at present; Jennie Stuart,
lsistaut in No. 3 Mary !. Ford,
assistant in No. 3 j; Florence s.
third assistant in No. 3 Matte
Iris, fourth assistant in No. 3
Wells. fourth assistant In No.
apuah l.. Foulk, seventh assis.
No, ~ Minnie l.. Harris to
lace Of Reba Smith 10 No. 10, If
removed Lizzie ID. Hopes, as
n teacher in the boys depart.
No. / for the remainder of tho
AN annual salary of 1855; An
Sovn teacher of the colored rchool
ca.t end of the Ninth ward, at q
of $500 year.
also recommended that the pro-
irpls of the Board draw an order
oc,uary of the Delaware Associa.
n ,he Education of Colored People
salary OF Miss Brown.
X ,pe desired TO know why the
If Miss lloopss, AZ monitor
at No. | school, had been raised,
at,ou Of the rules Of the Board.
fjlIcy explained that the appoint
had only been made for Elk
that the venture was a good one,
at the services of 30 competent |
her should be recognized by a |
Ilary. After further discussion by |
Wiley, Kyne and Heisler the
was adopted. Mr.. Wiley stated
h. did know who was TO take
of the new Colored school over |
kth street bridge, as the necessary |
| for hiring "A teacher came from
Delaware Association for colored
y The chair decided that 1t was
ksirc Of the actuary that the Board
le control.
Iproper officers of the Board were
led to notify Mr.. Forrest that they
h yacate the building now occu-
4 a srhonl ON March isl
hy pupils were reported enrolled
cnIorad .rhnol in The north west.
lrt Of the city, with an average at
1 zee Of ftty.eight, and that about
kupiIs were applyinp for admis-
lEodmoud Smith. together with
|me,uler.If the Board, thought
lomething should be done for all |
|wbo desired 10 20 70 school, rs-
\ ~ Of color. and the matter WAS
| rNr hands Of the committee for
pr action. and 10 report at future
lIp,
! Health Committee made a state.
in reference 10 the foIl odor rxis,-
\ No. 10 school and gave IL as His
|ou that most Of the trouble arose
defective drainage.
B Finance Committee reported that
ID. Seeds & Son had been allowed
est due ty City Council and
! DIE amount had been passed TO their
hi
following expenditures were
)rized
9, & 80; No. 3, s. No. l4Sl.D.
n, so No. Is, SlO.
E committee Of new school No
yer Eleventh street hr;Jga .ta,.J
the building would be- ready toI
on Monday morning next and in.
N Charles w. Simmons was|
MED jlnitor Of the new school. AT
uual salary of Sl25 from ,Ian,iarv
IN motion the Insurance Commit.
4, directed to have the hutldinpl
'd Tor $500 and the books and fur
= for { 900.
Feukel submitted the bin ofi {
an Il. Robinson for putting in the
'"utiiators at No. IL scLool and
that the work was done in "A frst
nauurr and thar the yrutiInt"r
a nicely. He also stated lh,rthe
.rAiurr could be lowered in a very
lirures.
Ftukrl further stated that the eon
hes to the school w.r. stiIl i'm, NJ ;
,ai condition, and suggested tLat
Iard furnish ihr cliIireu ,..,hars
,ulni, rr with gum boots tn waJa
lb the mud.
kcahles, Of the Commit,ee onI!
School, submitted the follow;ny
II committee appoint.d IN select {
r high school buildings wnnlG {
thai they have examlnsd lois in |,
different local,ties Inclmding lo,s
est, Washington. Monrne ATams s
on an, Harrison streets and aE