Daily Republican., 1884-04-15

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x','''iis;' ,o, "a u. =, and Board Room !, iN'M iN'S
,intendent's supplies ia 0
Room supp'''' , 500 VI
ing. g.,...''''''''''''''' '',. $50. 0(
sss, w. q
view of these estimates so econo'
.i,v made, we therefore recon-
4 ~ hat Council be asked to appro-
IA 1854 80 for school PURPOSES
no NC M the wear 18S4-S5, and S2O,OoO
,sw No school buildings, heating ap-
ms ms and furniture for the same"
motion of DIR. Keables Professor
actson Pierce was allowed S95 f0r
rnctioDs given the teachers IN pen
shin, On motion of DIR. Shorlidge,
|hs Committee on Books, 1t was
cd that Barnes Third Reader be
ID in the schools. He also gave
ce that lie would, at some future
ting Introduce resolution TO sub
ne barnes drawing books In place
" series now in use In the schools.
motion of DR.. Keables Jacob
pr was allowed $40 for pumping
Or ont of the cellar of No. 3 school ,
s D, Duncan $40 for one halt the
Of fence between his yard and No.
hool
:, Vernon, of the com mittee Of No.
hool nrespnted the following bids
Having six.inch drain from that
Ito the Fourth street drain: John
Bryson, S5S; Gawthrop & Bro, S6o
tnIee & Moore, S5l. On motion OF
Heiser, the bids were referred
10 the committee with power Il
epairs were ordered as follows
o. !, new rlackboards, SIS No. 10,
b. mats, s. No. II, carpets, SO No.
tedtting platform, $40 No. 16, re.
Is to fence, $50 ; No. 20, n.
h. Keables of the building commit
rinew school, No. II, reported the
ding finished, and on his motion
on the school building were allow
IS follows
7. X. Grant, SO A.L.Johnson,Sl4
:. Rice, Jr., architect, $3.50, balance
of the contract price for plans j.
b. Seeds " Son, $2,776, due on con-
i price for erection Of building. The
E firm was also allowed SO. 80 fol-
fas DR.. Keabies Of the committee
he new high school site moved that
pTder be drawn in favor of j. G. Pat.
cn, Esq, for 81, 600 to pay for the
Of the lev building.
bis oCcasioned some discussion
bug the members and Mr.. Heislel
. quite aIeHgthly speech favorinl
building ota high school that woult
credit TO the city and its citizens
opposed purchasing the lot howeve
be was satisfied that there wa
lClent money in the treasury to pa!
he same. Upon being assured tina
board had the money the m0tiol
adopted.
n heabts then stated that he hat
ited the architects of the city to com
in furnishing plans for Jh
ctlon ofthe new building, as instruc
BY the board, hut only two wer
ing to furnish plans without som
luneration. Mr.. Belts thought tn
lnlttee should get plans from out
the city, DR.. Shortlidge though
lwop,aLs offered should be examin
hISt and if they did not fill the bill
'crs could be received outside of tn
pr. Helsler stated that If the arcbi
Us OF this city would not presen
inS without remuneration the com
Ite should tooutside for them, as b
not think the Board of Education
nd allow itself to be brow-beate
'Ne hone architects. DR.. Keable
'eithat the architects who had n
40 10 compete in preparing plan
'nollt remuneration, had done no /
Etll'tnSlly manner and expresse
tI'%Ivrs y as lot being inclined to e
eSpnse Ct preparing said plar
h ,h,u' nrIhg paid something for the
u1'r' The matter was left in I'll
n nu' of the committee. The use of IL
a,u ., room On April II, was granite
nr s,afr Board Of Pharmacy. I'll
Equation OF William Kyne asa men
IRON the third ward caused /
''mo'lhg from that ward to IL
'' was read and adopted.
COMMUNICATION from William
vG.nson, ?, asking permission to tap Il
r'u l,"'lhg from No. 20 school, Ia 0
VI W drain his house at No. $50 Be
" street, was referred to the commi
" on the school, after some discnssio
%Iliu II iiu.low'ng places were adopted f
Su'ng ,ng The school election on the fir
'uaaay un1 IN May First Ward, old N
r.a, asnooI, Second and Washingtt
rrs rena second, FELTON, House, corn
.oh ""u ana Walnut streets; Third, N
"nr,t 'rn9ol corner Adamsand Elm street
aa.n' ,aat No. ! school, Fifth and PHI
n1e'S n s. Fifth, No. s school, Eiph
~ bao, ,"pllaSton &c, streets Sixth, No
M vTr, ri, walnut street between Twelf
srhin1 @ hin1fleehth streets Seventh, N
~ S'nooI, corner Eleventh and Wasbin
,.r0, ,n streets Eighth, No. 8, corn
IIeath II MN and Spruce streets !; Mint
a t,,,' academy, Vandever avenue ne
ornae mse' 81, street Tenth, No. Is schot
Iara h"sr ihird and Harrison street.
e,u,11, pn anh D. No. 10 school, corner Har
VI p'a ana Oak streets.
kr,io,, inofe adopting the above some O
on "''l was raised to holding the elt
phoo; 4" IN the Third ward at No.
,r u,' on!, some ofthe members being
pn,r,, upin'on that No. 8 school was INC
d.,al' riar ! Messrs, Feukel, Reeve Al Al
D. ', % argued in favor of No. 10. wh
/" SshRortlidge and Mckay favor
bo,i"n q, j." because it was more central.
yIDL W, n to adopt the latter nlare VI
II u. Wy va vote of I to5. "