Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-28
BOARD or EDUCATION.

81 snding Comm'ttess-Ths New Presi
cents Inaugural spread-Looking for q
New Buiiding site-S,iscslianeous.
The Board met In regular session Monday
| evening, April az. President Burns 10 thu
chair. Absent, March.
: The minutes were read and signed.
The President announced the list Of Stand.
ing Committees Tor the year as follows: the
President, on motion Of Mr.. Lorenz, being
added TO the committees on Teachers, Exam.
liners and Salaries, Finance and Text Books
TEACHERs, EXAMINERS AND Salaries
Warren, She walter, Hotchkiss.
GERMAs.-Eisenmenger, Mask, Lorenz.
DRAwiSG.-Derrickson, Doyle, Miller.
Music Doyle, Brigham, Coles
TEXT Books, COURSE OF STUDY, APPARATUS
AND LIBRARY. March, Nash, Kelley.
DIscIPLISE.-Nash, Lorenz, EisenmenRer,
boundaries AND BUILDING SirEs.-Cozler,
Flaeo, Hotcbkiss.
FINANCE --Hotchkiss, Coles, Warren.
PRlNrINa.-Flago, Martindell, Derrckson.
LAW AND CoSrRACTs.-Miller, Cozier,
Brigham.
RULES AVID RreuLArioSs.--Brigh Der.
ricksou, Bell.
ACCOUNTS AND AuDIrING.-Bell, Kelley,
Dye.
FURNITURE. COLES, Eisenmenger, FlsQo.
sUPPLIEs.--Shewalier, March, Msrtindell.
BUILDING AND REPAIRS. -Lorenz, Warren,
Cozier.
FUEL, HEATING AND DvENTILAriox.--Kelley
Bell, March.
CLArxs.--Martindeii, Miller. shewalter.
Mr.. J. N. Derrickson. member ELECT Eighth
ward, was qualified by the Clerk Of the
Board.
By the Clerk-Petiiion for admission of
Albert Peel, a colored pupil, to the Shatfer
street building, on representation that refus.l
of the Board would deprive the pupil Of an
education. his health preventing bis attend.
ance at Pleasant street. A similar petition,
Tor admission OF W. n. Dickson's daughter to
the Western building, was presented and both
referred to the Committee on boundaries and
Building Sites.
BY the same-Communication from J. II.
Butler. Philadelphia, recommending Scud-
der's U. 8. History for use in the city schools,
a copy Of which WAS placed upon The desk OF
each member. Placed on file.
By the Superintendent Abstract OF teach.
ers' reports for mon'h of April: Total en-
rollment 3.s47; boys !, 1872 girls !, l,96b; Az.
erage daily membership 3,662.6; boys 1911,
girls s65.5; average daily attendance g.
49l.s; boys l.7l77. girls l,774.l; average
daily absence l7o.s; boys 794, girls 9l.4;
per cent. average daily membership on en-
rollment 95.2; same at'ndance 90.s same
absence A; number acc ions 81; with
drawn 4l3; cases truapcy l2l perfect 10 at
tendance 2, SO; cases corporal punishment
III; referred to principal 10; to superintend-
en-. o; trusncy 20: visits by members Of the
Board AZ; by others 1871.
BY Mr.. Hutchkiss-BOnd OF d. Cushing. AZ
Cerk Of the Bard, in $1,000, with +. G.
u I'll and W. A. Scott as sureties. Ap-
proved.
By Mr.. Mar,indell, from Committee On
Claims. following bills which were allowed:
VIM. Mcruddy.. supplies. ....... q is
John Whe !er glazing ..................... 90
Rect Ralph, printing cards .......... 90
"'S 20; gas b,iI ior April....";. 81
tee, that an order issue in favor of Spitzsr
u 10. for $3.50, interest on bonds. Carried.
By Mr.. walter-That the matter OF ex-
tens on OF water pipes aud connection with
Ditst avenue house; also North street hou.e,
be referred to Committee on Boundaries and
Building Sites. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hotchk iss--That the Committee on
Boun laries aud Building Sites be and are
hereby instructed to look for q suitable build
ing site for school house in the southeast
part of the city and report as soon as pos
sible.
Amended by Mr.. Warren to cover the
entire city, as the investigation by the com.
mittee may show the need Of better facilities,
and adopted.
Board adjourned and by invitation of Pres
ident Barns went to the janitor's room on the
wer floor where an elegant spread was pro-
vided, the School Boarders, attaches and
repr sentatives Of the press Including Weix-
eibaum) disposing cf the same with great