Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-13

| Total, ','''.',,.,.'.s,.,.,...ss So3,7ll VI
Or.
by salary paid tesohers......,.... se,t4l 0;
| oihoers and lanilcrs,. A5s u
row bullolnE I..sss'.s...s..ss.s.s AtlVO "
| Rocks and stationery. 1919 Il
| Heating sppafGtus........,...,.. 3 81
| kepsira. ...........,............. o09 b.
| Mi6oell ne Gus. 265 Is
| Balancs cot 81, new buildiDgs.. ll,702 81
current expenses. es oI2 o.
rOtal........................ a,s,7li o.
hr. FOulk, from the repair commit
tee, reported bids for putting q pRTtI-
tion in No. 10 school house from two
parties, one for STAT so and the other for
bllS. Ga hiB motion the contract was
arded to j. D. Winslow for 611S.
mr. FCulk also reported that he had
received thves bids for painting No IA
school house. The contract was ward.
cd to Harrison & Boulden for S89, they
being the low est bidders. The contract
also for painting No. Is school house
wAs awarded to the same parties for S53,
!Ley being the lowest bidders.
br. Foulk reported thAt the commit
tee on repairs hal ordered flue to be
put in No. II school, 10 the inside, and
that the school would hereafter be
heated With stoves.
ALAs ~ AHABf NAOEA hhG Aph hIAAbNgo Ou
teachers, reported that Miss Bertha
Spencer and Miss Almifa Wilson each
lad been promoted one place In school
No. 16, and that Miss Fannie Bailey
hsd bsen appointed to the lowest posi.
ton In that sohogl. The report Wss
adopted.
Br. Pyle Btatod that he bad trouble
Sgsin with the drain Of No. 1 school
during the lste rains, and that he had
10 e1pepd Is 70 in removing obBtruc-
tioBB. The action Of Mr.. Pyle was en-
t0rsed by the Board,
M. Grier was permitted 70 expend 5S
for repairs TO furniture ct No. . school.
Sc also called attention to the need OF a
briok wall OF No. 2. Tho matter was
referred to the committee on repairs.
The committee of No, was permitted
10 spoud So Tor mats and window cords
Mr.. C0yle OF No. 4, Wss permitted to
sl erd $50 '0r repairs He reported tie
bEchb0srdB Ia bad condition. ar CAH.
sldy, asked for ard WE5 allowed 1875
Tor stove sBd other repairs IN No. is.
&r. Trump EGid thht No. 10 wanted
moulding bJsrds for the primary olassss,
and he Rs permitted to get them ct a
cost not eKossding s.. Dr, ehortlidRe
stated thRs b1O0 was nseded TO Eepsir
h'F puucp EEf - provide 0thor spphra-
tus fsr the High School. Mr.. Morgan
corroboratei Dr.. shortlidge, and said
thst much OF tie apparatus Yves pur.
chased second handed, and was worn
ous. The money asked for was granted.
y AF. Morgan stated that the committee
appointed to wait upOn the Street aud
Sewer Com mission In regard TO a run
running past No. II school did a.
requested, and had called on Joseph D. |
Carpenter, who said that The Board OF |
Eauoation had made q mistake In To- |
eating st that point, aud that the com. |
mission had no money to Bpsnd Rt this
limo TO abRte the nulBsnce. Mr.. Nor
sSn further stated that he afterwards |
Ascertalned that the lot WAS purohREed |
rom Mr.. Carpenter for el,560. The |
committee was discharged from further
OF the subject.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle, the proper
lfiCers were authorized to draw on the
Jity Council for the usual monthly ap-
On motion Of Mr. Bailey, an order
was drawn TO pay insurance. rates on
be High School for S75.
On motion Of Mr. MoTRAn, the com
niit6e whs ordered to advertise for b!ds
OF glszlng by contract.
DR.. ShoItlidRe Esked for ard Wal
,ranted the use OF the Beard OF Edu-
alton rooms for Thursday evening 10
,erfeot fish Organization.
"Will there b5 any fish theie2" asked
DR., Belts.
There may he e few suckers," re.
Lied the doctor.
A Communication from Herman Bet-
ey, superintendent Of public schools
or New Castle County, was read, in
ttlng the teachers Of the public schools
{ Wilmington and ths members of the
ioard OF Education TO attend a meeting
( the New CASTLE County Teachers
lew Castle on the 22d, 23i and 24sh OF
lovembsr
DR.. ShoItlidgo thought the supefln-
5ndent should be treated with all cour-
ssyi but he did BOT believe the teaohera
esired 10 sttend.
Superintendent Harlan had read a :
spec be had SEQ! to the principals of
be publlc Schools Abklng them to as
arSRin the number Of teeohera who I
Ianted 10 attend and these who did
0ti sLd ss isr as h. hEd received an
gers ha found that g5 wanted to al. |
,ad and so aid mos,
On moi1a OF Igr Psle the Board
oied hat Il Wsg insEToaient to accent
ia AnFlse ZOE, and the 3 crsshry WAS
ls' n tel 30 RltifY Sapgrlu uten5ent Il
sga3y Scoordh g'y. b
Principal a, II BsrliD, Of the Boys &
.iRh BoLOcl, vas s2anted ieavs Of sb
0nCa CO Ffidhy 10 make an address
3toIe the NeH Caeils Gogn'y I aohsr.'
lstl,uto.
The tesohtrs' ray. roll Of IS 52S. 90
.toags OF s2la.b9, and jaul.ors' OF (
,5- 81, Wsre pa so. Bills we're psvgst
tuloHe: " II. L5nss, $40, la. h
odeTs2n, Is 3sj fell q PeopIfs, rs
a.5i A, S, Raed q Brother, SO 10; -
emes Bradford Company, S27.7Si Law, =
400 BHrnF, 90 oentfi Harry LApe,
2,9l; Gaathrap Brothers Company,
2 bSi John Batter, S7bf; Phiuis 81
Ane, S2 5Cj ). Y Carlisle & % SlOl2.
aiaWsr5 PElrhng Com p8uy, $780,;
he Hollis ard Hearn Nanufsc urin9 ]
mPNbyI }67si W. 3 Sharp & o.,
/. 35i y =. Bsyuard, Sti 80; william
tlisy, E9i John WiRa, 81 81; j. NJ
alchinEon. rs csn'f; ". W. Donovan, q.
"a; AeeaHtlle Printing Company, | e
g TIC Sgga Pab.shi5g Company. s
~ john 3. GEsaei Gli . u. Taom85 I
20, SsSl,26. v
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