Daily Republican., 1888-09-11
To b,lnnos Aurnnt II. Il nurrnnl AZ.

The proper officers we're directed to
draw upon the Oity Treasurer for the
monthly installment due the board.
On motion, Mr.. Dandy WAS author
lied 10 sign all checks during the ah-
gence of Mr.. Pyle, chairman OF the
Finance COMMITTEES.
Mr, Foulk. Of the Committee on Re.
pAirF, reported they had examined
school No. Is, and In their opinion the
school did not need repairs. The report
was accepted.
The same committee, to whom wss
referred the question As to paperinR the
Meeting room Of the board and also the
hallway leading thereto, reported
favorably. Samples OF tho paper was
shown and accepted. The cost will be
t75.
The committee OF No. Z school were
granted permission to expend S25 for
repairing stone wall.
Il TIE Committee OF No. 6 stated
that the WAtsr pipes IN that school had
Hlled up, aud as there was no trap door
or LADDER, the janitor was unable to
o can them out.
j On motion the Oommistee was grant.
cd permission to have n trap door cut.
The Oommittes Of No. 0 were allow
cd $40 for the purchase OF mats, etc.
Mr. Foulk stated that the OOmmittee
) OF No. IL had room for three more
desks, and asked II there were any NOT
J 10 use. The Committee had been oblig.
cd to turn away 43 scholars. The var
| ious committees were requ ssted TO as-
I certain II there were any vacant decks
: The Committee OF No. i2, was allowed
IS to purchase paint for the platforms
Of that school
The proper officers were instructed to
= draw upon the County Treasurer for the
! amount due the board Appropriated by
i the State.
A Communication was received from
j. II. Wood % %. asking for the pay
ment Of bill OF Sl1.72 for work done o.
No. 4 school, which brought ous the
fact that the matsriAl and work done
! was furnished TO Mr. HAmmell, this
fAther-ln-law Of eK Member Ruth, who
a took the contract for S97.
A motion to pay the bill brought GU
I considerable discussion, In which SOM
OF tho members favored paying the bill
while Others objected. Finally, on mo
Z tlon Of Or. sh1rGlidge, the bill was lai,
:. on the table.
a A Communication was reoeived from
4 james Miller notifying the board thA
q the wateTspout ACROSS his yard OF No
a 90 must be AbAtGd. He would allow
the board to lay drain underneath
1 The COMMITTEES Of the school WAS given
= authority to lay drain.
i Charles 8. Horn, secretary OF the Pen
insula horticultural Society, Asbe,
the board to set aside q morning
wherein the school children could al
tend the exhibition.
! Mr.. Horn stated that the society hat
d decided to set the price Of admission a
10 cents and would put the tickets II
the hands Of the taaokers.
On motion or Mr.. Morgan the Hal
, School and AL schools mp to No. IL b.
. closed on Wednesday morning, the 18th
= and all other schools on Thursday
y morning. the 10th, in order to allow th
. scholars to attend the exhib ton.
Mr., Gller moved that the 5uperinten
: dent be authorized to purchase 20 file
= and cords for pencil sharpeners. Th
motion was adopted.
+ On motion Of DR.. shortlIdge the fol
lowing committee was appointed to &C
10 conjunction with the fair committed
3 MeFsrB. Daaby, Morgan aud Coyle.
On motton OF DIR, Shortltdge the Com
mitiee OF the Hlgh School was author
lied TO procure . cut of that bulldin
y 10 be published In the book to be iHeye
It by the Board OF Trade.
\ Mr.. Boulk stated that the COMMITTEE
It on Repairs had met AZ No. II school
4 together with Mr.. GaWthrop, and hat
's concluded that the best way TO heat tn
n building would be with stoves, as Ii
8 cellar would have to be filled up, oNin
3 - the water from stream backing ul
g Into It,
S The whole subject was left In th
i hands of the committee after some dla
3 ousHiOn.
On motion OF DR.. shortlldge, tn
primary schools will close at noon In
stead OF H. 46 O'Clock, as at present.
After pessing the following bills tn
board adjourned:
W. II. Lones, $40; N. H. Anderson
II bS.Sfi William Stilley, SIC As; JAme
n Davis, Sl770i William j. Leonard. 81
e ii. s Ohrlsly, $40; j. w. Dill, 81. SO
o Oapelle Hardware Company, So. Is; j
r Y. Carlisle y Co., S2.7li Rot ?rt Nc
IL OAulley, u. 60i Harry Guyer, 90 cents
d Thomel j. Webb, S22 90; Samuel B
b Clark, $3.50; Sunday Republic Com.
!, paDy, $685. Every Evening F.lntin
q Company, S6.05; The News PubIshiui
Company, 80 06i The Republican Prln;
inR and Publishing Company, 50 2l
William Connor, Sc; j. W. JaokFou
f5.6ii j. 8, Grohe, 81; Anna Casper, SIC
the CHARLES Warner Company, $3.50. 56
Z Benjsmin F. BArtram, ST. salaries o
y officers, $2lA.69i OF ianitoIs, SH52 81
Delaware Printing Company, $22. 80.
Republican Candidates,