Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-08

D1of00 10 efecS, Will DO from flo,oW W
Il0OOO. This includes the Smead.W iil |
1vooom Of heating, ventilation and dry
nlosets, and which We recommend the
board 10 sdopt.
Investigate the working Of the smead
system and are unanimous In their opinion |
= 10 its merlts.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN l. HARTMAN,
JOHN MoKILLIPs,
THos. b, COCHRAN,
y. II. ERIsMAN,
HENRY WOLF.
Oa motion cf Dr. Lsvergood the recon-
mendssions OF tho committee were sp.
proved.
Mr. Cochran, OF the judiciary, reported
that the committee including the presid ent
Of the board, visited Harrisburg and
ostended the convention OF directors OF cities
4 the third class, with avIew Of formulating
. bill for the government OF cities OF the
third olass. Fourteen or fifteen cities were
yoprOsouted iu the convention and suRges-
ions were made by representatives OF the
oitjcs and oil were referred to committee
o. fve to draft q law. This committee has
not yet made . report aud until It does
nothing can be done. The board will bsve
% bids ~ time until tho bill Is presented
In the Legislature.
THE NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Ochs, OF the night school Dittee,
reported . good attendance at the night
SCHOOLS for the month. 1t WAS better tEan
usual for the month OF February. At the
boys school the enrolment was 60, with an
average attendance OF 43, and at the girls
oshool there are "a ON the roll with an
avernre attendance OF q, In his judg.
. ,,.ecA ,ha .chool. opoh, IN I'm len. oman
"s.s "a, -. NF
s.sA q 80
II. hartman moved tnat the oofpMitlee
0looo the night schools whenever In its
judgment it thinks proper.
RrPoRr OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEES,
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80 ane Umcsn ana MemDsrs oi d. ,hs board OF
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thst part Of said report which referred TO
os . conoons ,: o. 'nemoeis s OF .he snpefn.end
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sehoois M - r. Sers % closed Al Sis iastspce, aii % the
Jeochers who accom- nan led MIN being under
the Impression that he had received al
'pSnmy Sa.., 20 uloss .ne a.,a,a, sono3.s.
tn 81 .hs thrse n,a,n hs,s ~ ,ha .,,,,ar,nl "nn
tending Committee then in the civ ard
Yetsstvetf the consent NJ ona nj than and
from the teour OF the Conversation with tbe
other presu NED he had his consent also
Want Of time prevented him from sssin1
fhe third member.
Ayour COMMITTED believea that tbs action
o{ - super;n.endent was win the has,
motive ana solely Sor the iurthsrsnoe of n q
iai6reoss of our schools. and that tho teach~
ers Who accom- mpanisd bi m aid 10 win the
Ohjecf Of sseinr and learning that wbich
vSuld he Of nrsc,icsl ysins I'm tbeir vorE
Your COMMITTEES. however Icannot ins,ifv
ths scSion NJ the an ner,n,anaent An clns,ny!,
ehe schools. which was . clear violation az
~ ruisS al this board' ana the,sfora oser
~ loIiovinv ' '''''
ResoIved. Tbst this board dlsspproves n,
the action of the cItv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
sins,n@ tan nj the schno,s to- sun Sans 'h
Rsso,red That the cornn,,,,ss =. .,v
charged from further consideration OF the
subject.
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