Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

of Mrs. Ray Sbull, mother of Frank
Shull, who Was recently expelled from
No. 20 school tor wilfully destroying
one of hi- books and refusing to pay for
the same, aud t.iat ii they were not
returned within three days IRON the
time said demana is made, that action
be taken at once 10 81 cure possession Of
the books by proc ess Of replevin issued
BY TIE Sheriff. Mr.. Reeve made q
statement of the facts in the case, 70 the
effect that when the hoy was expelled
he had taken the remainder Of his books
home, and his parents refused 10 return
them at the request of the cOm!r,ittee
and defied him to get possession Of the
same, whiie several impertinent notes
we're sent to the teacher and CON mi tee.
He further stated that he was perform
ing his duty according to the rules of
the Board ,and hoped his actions would
be sustained and that the proper steps
would be taken to recover The books
belonging 10 the Board.
Mr.. Mckay requested a report Of the
boys previous record, which he under
stood was very bad. Mr.. Reeve ex-
planned that he had given considerable
trouble, to his own personal knowledge,
at Nc 13 and 20 schools and that he
was very bad boy, but that the
teachers and committee had endeavored
to keep him in school and to influence
him to do letter, but their labOrs were
in vain. The resolution was amended,
leaving the entire matter in the hands
of the Visiting Committee with power
to act, AZ he saw propsr, in receiving
the books
The visiting committee of Nos. 3, 10
and 20 were direcjed to examine drains
leading from their respective schools and
report their condition to the Board. Mr..
Reeve offered resolution directing the
Principals Of schools to send the certif-
Gates of vaccination with pupils when
transferred to other schools. which was
adopted and the Board adjourned. Dur
ing the evening the following bills,
we're ordered paid.
Gawthrop Brothers & Company, "a. 35,
80 so, 81, $29. 10, $S4; Allen Speakman,
IS 10, $6.75, S23.29; z James Belt, 70,
cents and $l1 .4G: Reybold & Fell, $685.;
Phillips & Kane, 45 cents; Capelle.
Hardwar Company, go cents, 80 CENTS,
50 49, S6.49, Sl,31 Adams & Brother,
70 cents and ST. 10: John G. Brison IS 63
81: j. P. Almond & Company, $1.9O;
J. T. Wadman. 81. 80 James Bradford,
Sl7.49, S9.51, 81, 66 cents, $3.50, 1896,
S2.57, $500, $500; j. V. Carlisle &
Co., 75cents, Sl.25, $1.13; Club Stables,
$685. William G. Pierce, S8.98, $3.50,
s.. SO, $3.50; Granville Worreil, $3.49s
Kenney & Company, 30,
g. 25, S4352; II. f. Pickels, $14 and 80
cents; AS Reed SO. 70; George r. Frazer,
81. O5 Theodore w. Francis, 60 cents;:
Wilmington Coal Gas Company, $14.10;
Newman q Co., ST 30; Bucking ham y
Co., 81; Gillespie & Marshall, $500;
Keystone Furniture Company, $l36.65;
Preston Ayars, 81 50: William Turner,
80 cents; w. G. Chandler, 25 cents
Morrison & Sop, S6l.8o; Wilson scraf-
ton, S1.25; David w. Harlan, So; Finn
& jackson, $500; William Lawton,
81. 50; Ferris Brothers, $40; Edwin IT
Eckel, $l3 Wood & Bancroft, 800 The
James & Webb Printing & Stationery
Company, S1.25; c. f. Thomas & Co.,
$692. 43 salaries of teachers and subsi
tutes, 1864, 50 salaries of jauitors
and others, S596.3l ; total, $9,0SO,32.-
The following additional bills were al
lowed Maggie E Elias, $62 Mary
d. Dover S46 30 ; Jane Price, SS26;
Samuel Brown, s. j. w. Jackson, 30
cents.