The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
And recommend the following levy:

rOf inwrs,t and debt tuna, $40 mii, i,,,,... ieses
For bulldina fnnd. ITO MIL. ih.,.",,",'',","' bih5
Total. mills "',',",''""''"poi'bbo
Add for amount received from the
State about 5000, which 10 credited 10
the Teachers Fand, making that
amount 127, 7,S96, about the same amount
expended this year. From the Contin.
gent Fund We have deducted $1,000
from this years amount, II being the
sum expended that will not occur next
year, namely, the paving OF one, aud
curbing 10 front Of two school proper
ties on Fifth street, taking down the
old central building. re0ttiDg the Wertz
building, and advancing money 70 the
architect. From tho interest and debt
fund we deduct 5000, as there 10 this
much lesa Of bonds due next year, but
add 5000 for interest on new debt.
We also create a new fund for build
Ing PURPOSES Of seven 'tenths Of mill,
about 5000. .,
We hnd aulllclent funds on hand to
meet oil obligations Of the district 10
the end OF this fiscal year, at which
time the debt will be reduced to 1884,
900.
Respectfully submitted.
p. K, BARLET,
,". II DANNRMILLKR,
,.. j. j. CLARK.
On motion OF Mr.. Clark the report
was adopted, and the clerk instructed 70
certify the levy recommended, 10 the
County Auditor.
rhe Committee on Rules and Regula-
tlons recommended the adoption OF the
rules and regulations referred 10 II, and
also recommending that they be printed
at q cost not 10 exceed $50 Adopted.
The Committee on Teachers and Sal
aries reported the petition. OF .. VolLer
for m increase or salary back to the
Board without recommendation, and II
was then referred 10 the Committee on
Teachers and Janitors.
Mr.. Herbruck made application, on be-
half Of the Evangelical Association, for
the use OF Kast Fifth street Annex for
Sunday School purposes, aud 4 mo Ion
70 refer the matter 70 tho Committee on
Buildings was lost.
Mr.. Clarke bond OF 5000, with ", r.
Reeves ~ surety, was accepted.
Superintendent Lehman reported the
Teeult Of tho city examination Of May
eih, aud presented the bill OF exam
iners.
o. motion, tho question OF compensa.
tion for examiners was referred to the
Judiciary Committee,
The Presi lent OF the Board was Au-
thoriked 10 allyn q petition for the
spilnkling OF West Tu ,oarawas street,
| The Superintendent reported great
annoyance 10 the North Cherry street
school by base ball playere. and on mo.
tion Of Mr.. Archlnal, tho matter waa
referred 10 the Mayor.
Tho repair OF the plank walk at the
North Cherry street ach0ol was referred
10 the Committee on Repairs.
On motion Of MIR. Clark. each school
was granted o days vacation for hold
Ing q picnic.
The uuwholeeome condition OF A pri'
mary school room, In the Wor,z build
Ing, was referred TO the attention OF the
Committee on Ventilation and Hygiene
for investigation.
No action was taken on engaging q
speaker for the High School commence
mont according 10 past custom.
On motion OF Mr.. Archinal, tho Board
won't Into committee Of the whole for
tho purpose OF considering the suggea.
tions OF Architect Kramer 40 10 modln-
catione OF the plans OF tho new High
School building, with Mr.. Laiblin In the
chair.
When tho committee roes Mr.. Laiblin
reported mo following resolution, which
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That this committee report
In favor Of tho adoption Of q resolution
| 20 proceed at once and advertise for bids
for tho erection OF q new High School
building under the original plans adopt.
| Cd by the Board nc Ito last meeting.
On motion OF Mr.. CLARK, the architect
was instructed 10 prepare new Bpecinca-
tions In accordance with tho modinca-
tione ordered by the Board, and the
Committee on Bulldlnge was instructed
10 advertise for bids for the erection OF
the building In accordance with the
new specifications.
The Board then adjourned.