Daily Republican., 1889-11-12

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On motion Of Joseph Pile tho treasurer
h, Instructed 10 draw upon City Coun-
N for he monthly appropriation.
M Cassidy, from Committee on ln-
Lpnpce .ta,el that v. l.. Gilpin IL Co.
H.a hcen in,urlug the High School for
|ts0 WV Al a premium OF sI5 Tor the year,
ku, tha, j NJ. Mather had offered TO
|ln,ure The same for eco q year, and less
hi ter,od # Gve years. He moved
|A,t ,be Insurance. Tor the next year bs
|p,od With j. NJ. Mather.
4 Nh Trump wanted TO know II Gilpin
n Co. had bad the same opportunity OF
|tlding as Mr. Mather had.
Nr Cassidy said lie had and his bid
|vn 81,
l.. Smith lld not like to leave Gilpin
|tCO. without good aud substantial rca-
m, for dong so. He felt conv nvinced that |
| |nr would lnsure as low as anybody II
| hy had the same opportunities.
| NJ, Belts wanted TO know what Kind
| h companies were represented by Mr..
kiiher
Mr. Cassidy read over the list Of the
oapsnes which Mr.. Mather repre-
lntel.
Nj. Trump said that those statements
we're no criterion TO the standing Of the
tonpAui.,. 3. Mr.. smith moved that the
bids he referred back to the committee
with Instructions to ask for bids Tor
inursnre lnr live years, which motion
vas adopted Mr.. Cassidy wa, perfectly
niadei with the action.
The Committee on Accounts reported
having examined the pay-roil Of teachers
inOuntJug to 81 ,Uji and the payroll Of
iauItors amounting 10 Sj05. 80, and found
tht same correct
Joseph Pyle, stated that the new school
hOu in the Twelfth Ward was progrtse-
Ing very slowly on account OF bef
WEATHER, q scarcity oi brick aud scarcity
oi haudi, At the prt sent rate he doubted
Mn would he finished before the first Of
uert June. On bis motion the Street aud
Bower Commission was requested TO
EIaAe Bayatd avenue between Third anu
ioeTM stress, aud Third street between
Ilar uToVe aud Woodlnwn avenue.
Ihhd street would run through no ones
pIopeitP but bis oWHalId the city might
~ mfoncb II Hhen Il pleased.
iHe committee on Teachers made the
mio"ins report which was adopted:
lour committee on teachers here
shh present The designations OF Mas
Lnna JpbnsOt Of No. school. and Miss
Eva Pienol eli No. schoo', and make
he following recommendation TO I'LL the
vacancies; That Niles Clara Msndenhall
b made sixth assistant in boys school
Me- 4, that Miss Ellen Walker be ap-
/ pointed 10 he vacant room In No. 3 at
nlhy Of SIPS ~ teach primary pupi s;
VA each teacher In No. 2 below Miss
Walkers place be promoted one room In
h,choo, apd that Miss Fannie Bogna
hippOuled % the lowest position In No.
lAl Miss Ida Green be made fourth
is,lAnt In No. 8; that Miss Nora Smith
knade fifth assistant in No. 10"
Mr. Morgan, from the special commit
" on selecting place for Q primary
khool in the Sixth or Eighth wards, to
rNeVe the pressure upon Nos. II and 20,
laled that the chapel at Thirteenth and
fitnch streets could be rented for $500
Pd annum, but an investigation had
Fo'td that by putting primary pupils 10
mmmar school buildings all the sppli-
h"A fNAto touAa W ANtDtuuAbaAtIu
snhout renting IN extra room.
The Committee on Transfers was or
aeftd to make the necessary transfers 10
aceouplsh what DR.. Morgan suggested.
lbe committee to secure additional
tsnool room over Eleventh street bridge
vac instructed TO rent . room on Vande-
mayenue and ClsymoEt streets, and u
furnish the same.
g II, Slnth, In presenting o bill fol
S'iO as the total expenses OF tho late
Teachers Institute held In this city, tool
ecCa'lon totay that 1t was the best insti
MN ever held in the city and at the least
nFhse, tor which be oniy wished tC
'ele'ate what the press had already
MHl mat the success Of 1t was mainly
~ aue 10 lie efforts OF Superintendent Har
PRESIDENT Baird spoke In O similar man
ael, AMI said that he hoped the boar
soul not judge the extent OF the gooi
accomplished by the institute by the YER
| passed.
Il, ol motion Of DR.. Morgan the commit
e , oh No. l6 school was instructed /
scuIe an additional school room for th
'tsgV,'nlnQdation ~, Of colored children.
ins les gnation OF James A. Magee n
,alsD ms'nD OF the board from the Fourt
'su was received and accepted.
MH' Turner nominated John II Hart
sn, u, a retired druggist, and he wa
ps,us,monsiy nun elected TO fill the vacancy.
ela lIs lor manufacturing eighty-si
I.'sl Io,es we're received az follows: j. W
,a.D, lawn, s'O5SO; Wilmington Manufa,
ing Mg Company. s49s; Brown & Ecker
I,an.. m w. A bid Of $3.50 for pawn
tou tulG ~ no : school house was receive
HOm CAnby Cox.
r,NaI' mutr considerable discussion upon IL
hiavipn,le'y OF accepting the bid Of $40,
pos,uoI ust consideration of the question WI
fVS1,pohed for two weeks,
M VA lor repairing the sidewalk {
,Le SosCooi ,caooi was left to the Judgment
ksyseoo eoilhittee of that school either /
c0p paft or all OF the sidewalk pave,
IN mmittee was on moeiss appoints
Lousa le lot for new colored schoo
nSs, Sse ID tho Ninth ward. The CHAIR n,
.Aa John Pyle. ~ -'' S''
", "A O O,il for s7.S4 from the Frsie Pres
siys,,,tsted PRESENTED by Mr.. Joseph PYLE I,
M oSssGg ~ for proposals Tor buildir
ordsrOis isGIoolhouse. No one, he said, b,
ine editor said he "sot il sou