The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-08
CITY SCHOOL COMMIssIONBRs.
The Board ReOrganizes by Electing Robert
Browning President.

The School Commissioners met last night, the
first Monday in July, for the purpose Of dissolv-
ing the old and reorganizing the new board. The
newly elected members are Messrs. Vonnegut,
Bingham and Kuhn, the first two named being
reelected and the last named being the successor
Of Austin II. Brown
The secretary made the following report of
amounts drawn from the treasury: From spe
cial fund, SIC, 701 IS; library fund, 81, 0s4 IL;
tuition fund. $42 800 So; total, $54 TAG. 49,
The annual report of the secretary shows re
ceipts as follows Special fund, $113, s75 AZ
library fund.- $f1 os3 76; tuition fund $l62, 1856 IA
total Of all funds 1887, 1882 The expenses are
as follows Special fund, $I09 .2s3. 6S; library
fund, $40, 1904; tuition fund, $165 $685. total,
1888, 1856 a. This leaves the following balances;
Special fund.- 81, 432 Ga; library fund SIC, 3OS IL
total balance on hand, less Sc, IFS 6S, oYerdrawn
from tuition fund, $45, 622. r.
The liabilities are: Five per cent bonds, due
octs 1881. $l0o, 900; five per cents, due March |,
1890, $4,000; total, $4,000 The Gregg be-
quest fund amounting to $lO,2oI II, and the
Gregg income fund, amounting to 81, 743 SO, are
loaned to the special fund at per cent The
balance in the treasury of the Gregg fund is
$998. 81.
The following are the total estimates: For 1883,
1884. 1925, 600: total expenditures for 1888 1884
$23S, 4567 ~ total estimates for lSS4-lS85 $3.50,
900.
The following are the total expenditures by
schools during the year: High school, $l9, 40 80;
German annex So, 5a6 Is; school No l. So, 349. 81;
No. 2, $9,071.Q4; No 3. $46,174 50: No. 4.
$sO4s1o = No Sss 3 H4SG "a No. 3, 8 8, $500 60
$9569 II; No 10 IS. 776ls No. il, s., $50 90; No.
~ So, 700. 62; No. 49, 49, 64952; No IA So 900. o.
No. Is, 81, $50 Is; No 16, s.. 252 OIL; No. IL, 81
5SI 81; No. ls. 81 90 40; No. 49, 81, 636. So No.
No. % $262s 80; No. "a SIS, O65. 81; No. 25, Sc.
001 81; No. &C. 81 713 90 No. 81 $4 537 GO. No.
Is, 5,6s8 81; total $3.50. 63a OIL
The following is the treasurers report for the
July J. 81. 432 GA; library fund balance on hand,
$10 30a II; tuition fund.- overdrawn July |, 1884,
SO, lis. Co. total balance, So, II
Mr.. Smith introduced the following:
Resolved BY the Board Of School Commits
sioners Of the city of Indianapolis that having ac
copied the resignation of Professor Tarse as supel
intendent of the schools of this city we deem it fitting
that we express in this formal manner apprecia
ton of his services during the six years that he has
filed that position in schools, of his character as
and educator and that it is with sincere re-
gret that we part with nm and that we can cheer
fully and heartily commend him to those having fn
charge his field of labor as worthy of the conf
denee reposed in his selection"
Mr.. Frenzel moved to strike out the clause
VIII sincere ee YIegret, put ms morton had no
second. mt 3, 6 q ana A IL thompson asked
20 excused from gotlnG Inc vote then stood
! a. IoiioWs: Ayes-bel. browning, carey, Mer-
rift, Smith, Stfatford, Vonnegut. Nay French
The resolution was adopted.
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TT. rI6n1et moNso the adjournment OF the
ol9 peaFo TOT Ine purpose OF organizing the new
A!ter several oaliots, UT. browning having re,
celVed 9 malorlty Of tne votes cast was declared
/ eiecteo president, Inc vote was then taken
on treasurer, resulting IN the selection OF DR..
carey MT thompson was elected secretary