Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

NseTINs OF InI sonool eoAsn
Consiaersbts Husiness Transacted sno
Fiesss ~ taianporssnt Dsssessias
Tb& haney scsrsi ~ess htii
AAS~sa-CA.nes II 1essAsrs
Sale of school fSaoS.


a. s:s5 lsst evening there we're zen men-
heis of the Board 81 Edncation assembled
IN the Superintendent al schools rooaa. in-
cludlng the President and Mayer Chair
man Blair handled his 9lYel wiki lAs usual
slloT. calling the meeting g. order. gust
then Trustee Richards came N and answered
the roll cell with Trustees Allen. Drury.
Earle. Mcbride Kills. fTins. stein aud
Sullivan Trustee Ransom sIriaeas no-
mtnt later aud took his sea- ans wss
quickly followed ey Trustee lnc-. A
unimportsns com muniostion wa rsisrTec 10
the oommittee on Library ana Trustees
ftller then made bis sppesrznce
The COMMITTEES OF Teachers recommend
ed that the resisnstiOns OF Misses IA.
Hncaer, h. CarIDon. Carrie Muse and Elis
Poweli be scosplsa. and that Mlss i.
=. bOstNick be appointed ~ place
Of MS fincher, Miss Annie Pollard
az cadet il place oi Miss Powell.
and that Mics Emily Smith be
transferred 10 . room n the South lonla
Street school from tie Wealthy Ayenpe
school. The repOrg WAS adopted
ON recon menost.on 81 tie COMMITTEES on
TeKt BOOKS eight volumes Of Duruss His
tory Of Rome and the komsn People for
the II gh school, were ordered purchased
Also one OF Grams Atlas ot the World for
Tie High school, reference ilorGry, the nion
scEOOi aud tie Clgs Library
Accounts 10 toe smoa4t Oi - oSs u were
allowed AHc oraereo paid.
The Committee Ga Buildings reported
that S399 100 had bsea paid for WORK on the
Madison Avenue school building which 10
now completed above the basement the
foors OF which y lli be pat "a - soon ~
possible. ADOPTED.
The COMMITTEES on Grounds recommended
the planting OF - shade trees iE toe yicin-
ity Of the different school grounds al q cost
Of So. The committee was sulborixed -
proceed with the planting OF the trees.
Trustee Richards. Chairman OF the hpe-
cial Committee appointed 10 prepare plans
for the annex 10 the High School building.
reported the failure OF the oOmmlttee 10
agree upon Plans. and they were allowed
further time.
The bill Of Hsney q Co.. for s2Sszs for
school seats which was referred ~ TIE
COMMITTEES on Buildings Al previous meet
Ing. for iDyesiig cation. vas brought up. and
the com mmiuee reported that they had been
unable 70 procure y reduction IN the price
of the seats The mstter WAS discussed by
the Trustees sno Mr. Hzney was gwen
permission 10 say that no complaints were
ever mace 10 him OF bad seats, OF " any Of
them being oag OF 0roeT.
Trustee Grisv0ld came ia st $40. and
listened with evident interest 10 the cis-
cuSsion.
Trustee Earle offered an amendment that
the bill be Dsid IL II be cons oerec pay
ment IN fuil for al tbe Claims Nr. Haney
may have against The Board.
Isls was objected 10 by several Of the
Trustees, Mr.. hcBrios saying the 0nl. OBJ
iect OF the amendment was 70 casf al otiom
upon Ar. Hsnoy and bis c0mpsny.
President Blair sac those were his - Dtl-
meats and he wouid rule out ths anne nd
menf. ] he blll was then oroered paid.
Secretary Mills reported that there is AZ
present only Slos in The teachers fund, that
the building fund was s99 short. and the
other funds are also sDor. There = now
$4,000 lD The bank - the credit of the
Board. The teachers salary 10 the end %
the term amounts "a s33.oto. This matter
and that Of delinquent taxes was placed ia
the hands 81 The COMMITTEES on Ways aud
Means
s The Superintendent OF schools reported
having rece we'd t31J75 ira iuid9Ds Tor he
Spring term. i5e also reported that thfes
rooms in the night school ns5 been closed
leaving one sal opcu.
The Secretary was instructed 20 coilect
mill tax. amounting g. 41JVVJ, which -
due The Board from TIE city.
on motion Of Trustee 6fiswold iist of
| German books fof ths library. 70 cosi s20o.
whs ordered purchased
The matter Of keeping the minutes Wa
| discussed. several of TIE legal members
| iavorrg printed record 10 BE- signed by the
| Secretary. This plan wac decided upon by
the Board.
4 list OF books cummeDded by the
| Library COMMITTEE was read end laid on tho
| ts0is The report az fhiF committee Tor the
month Of March was accepted spo placed on
| Tile.
Bids for the sac o. $500
| worth Of school bonds were opened and
| read. They were from ". J. Hsyes & Sons.
| of Cincinnati. who offered par iest 2 per
| cent r. D. AspiDwsi who offered par tor
| the bonds aud vss willing % psy the cost
| Of printing sno sdvertiHiDe theus. Pred A.
| Twsmlsy. who offered psr aid PER cent
premium. J. n. Davit. who offered pay and
s4l.5i premium. D.. Day A Co. 81 Boston.
through II. D Bake. psf and "a psr cent.
premium. The lss Di6 wa eccepled
The Mayors motion % adjourn was car
| ned unanimously.