Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-29
LONG, LOUD AND LIVELY
WAS TBE SESSION or THE SCHOOL
BOsRD LAST SI0HT.


chair.
There were present Messrs. Bell. Brigham
Derrickson, Doyle, Eisenmenger, Flago
Kelly, Lorenz, March, Martindell, Miller
Dillon. Shewalter, Warren and Cozier.
The minutes Of the last meeting were reat
and approved.
A protest signed by large number of III,
citizens OF the Fifth ward against mixed
schools, was read by Superintendent White
A motion by Mr.. Kelly to refer same to the
teachers committe was lost and AT amend.
ment that 1t be placed on file was carried
The communication is as follows:
To the Honorable Board OF Education:
| Alta meeting held in the Fifth ward Fri.
day evening, Sept. %, by fully two hundred
citizens Of the ward, irrespective OF party, we
were appointed and instructed to respectfully
ask your honorable body to reconsider your
action at the last meeting of the board,
whereby the colored children OF the
| city were given permission 10 attend
the white schools of I. our city.
and while it was the feeling of
our citizens generally that they were op-
posed to mixing OF the schools, it was pener-
| ally conceded by all that better facilities
| should be provided for the colored children,
aud to this end would respectfully ask thai,
your honorable body select suitable build.
ing cite at some poiut in the Southwestern n
part OF the city, and erect at once school
building for the colored children.
This we think would give them all the
facilities needed at this time, and be satis-
factory to all concerned.
B. o. ELEFRrTz.
j.. A. CAIN,
Z. HASIKA.
Committe
The clerks report for August was present.
ed by Mr.. Bell, OF the auditing committee and
placed on file.
communication was read by Mr.. Lorenz,
notifying the board to pave the walk on the
north side OF the Shafier building and mo-
ton WAS carried to receive bids.
report aud resolution by Mr. Kelly to ac-
cept the proposition of Calvin Reed to cover
steam pipes al the north house TOR S45 was
adopted
Mr.. Kelly reported that the heating apps.
ratus at the north building was now COM
pleted.
Mr.. Marlindell, of the committee on claims.
submitted the following bills which were al
lowed:
Superintendent and teachers salaries az per
contract; ". Z. Calhoun, tor enumeratiup the
Sixth and Seventh wards, $5S 90; d. T.
White, same for Ninth ward, $40. G. DAILY,
Fifth ward, 1880; j. T. Ridgely, Glazing,
$25.65; p. Wilson, hauling, $l.75; Pat
Hines, hauling, So 30; F. Friedrich. cleaning
chimneys, 81; Geo. regler, cementipg cis-
terms etc, $l5.65.
by Mr.. Wsrren--A motion to issue an Or
der to pay s., semi-annual interest on bonds
series and IL, was passed.
by the same-A motion that the finance
committee renew insurance policies. Car
red
After calling smoothly thus far, the war
again began when the following resolution
was presented by Mr.. Warren:
Resolved, That we commend the faithful
ness OF Mr.. Fred Schivers janitor of the D.
bert street building, in that he did not heed
demands recently made upon him, but re-
fused to open the house tor any purpose not
authorized by vote of the board.
motion by Mr.. Loreuz to lay the reso.
luton on the table was lost by vote OF %
to 6.
Quite discussion followed as to the nee
essity OF passing the resolution, Mr.. Martin
dell claiming that if the janitor did his duty,
he did no more than he onght to do. After
all sides of the question had been presented,
vote Was taken, and the resolution passed
BY vote OF 10 to G, Messrs. Dillon, Doyle,
Eisenmenger, Lorenz, Martiudell and Miller
voting no.
Mr. W.rr.n ,rs.sr.od .,o,h.u .,.,;.
as follows:
Resolved. That while recognizing the
fact that there is an honest difference of opin-
ION on the part OF members Of this board and
me,bod NJ nrov;diD, r,ana. sota, ne ae,,,.. ess
for alI who ara sn,i,isf ~ ,h.,, ~ ao aI'i.'e' ,L
ist;no c;rcn,,s,.n noas us W saen "nues .ne eA-
m ma q eycsnt ~ r.sS;,m ,Sa a,; W. uo.iSe open
,ba Lao, mes,;nn of ,ho ho, ~ tH 'n M
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by the tax commission fn, school nn,nosss !,