Evening journal., 1889-05-14
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| Books and stationary y...........s.... 1850
| Fuel. Observation-Disclosures. ........... ....... 1883
| New buildings. ......... ............. 3,03.45
| Miscellaneous bills........4............ l50.25
Balance on hand April 30;
current expenses. ..,........ ........... ~ 4S243
s4ao75.5s
School No. 13 was granted $50 for
repairs;s No. 90, SO for whitewashing;
| High School, $l47 for settees; No. Is,
$50 for repairs to drain; No. 4, $40 for
repairs to shutters.
The COMMITTEES on the lot for the new
Twelfth ward school, presented com
munication from Hoffecker and Hof-
fecker, who had made search of the
records on the same, reporting nothing
that would inyalidate the deed. The
committee was authorized to purchase
the lot and pay 81, 600 upon it.
Mr.. Pyle of the committee on the new
| Twelfth ward school, reported that the
time for receiving bids had been ex.
tended until Friday evening, May II
lie moved that when the board adjourn
II adjourn until that time. The motion
prevailed
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the election of William Kyne as a
member of the board from the First
ward, stated that We're not ready to
make a report
Action on the report of the committee
on the manual training school, which
was to have come up for discussion, was
referred on account of the absence Of the
chairman, s. r. Smith.
The matter of building six Gun. boards
IN school No. 10 was referred to the com
mittee on repairs.
The officers were authorized to draw
for the monthly appropriation from City
Council.
The odd or eleventh payment of the
year on teachers salaries was ordered
paid
The following standing committees
were announced by the chairman:
On Teachers-S. r. Smith, S. N
Trump, Jesse X. Baylis, S. F. Belts, G.
L. Simmons.
Finance-Joseph Pyle, J. H. Dandy, @.
L. Simmons.
bocks-E. g. shortlidge, William H
Foulk. james. !Magee, A. ?, Bailey, WI
liam Turner.
Inguraace--John J. Cassidy. s. R.
Smith, one to be supplied.
Fuels. F. Belts, $, r. Smith, H. P.
Mason.
Printing!. H. Coyle, James Magee,
John Palmer, Jr.
Health-James H. Morgan, P. G. West
Thomas r. O'Donnell
Accounts-Jesse X, Baylis, James H.
Morgan, p. G. West.
Elections-C. l.. Simmons, d. II. Coyle,
H. P. Mason.
Transfers-Myers Hayes, P. MCCARTHY,
s. +. Belts
Fire Escapes-James Magee, Thomas
+. ODonnell, P. MCCARTHY.
Evening School-John H. Dandy, John
Palmer, Jr., Myers Hayes.
Repairs-William II. Foulk, A. p. Bal
ley John J. Cassidy, James II. Morgan,
William Turner.
Twelfth Ward School-Joseph Pyle, S.
r. Smith, John ]. Cassidy.
Manual Trainings. r. Smith, 4. q.
Shortlidge, W. H. Foulk, s. n Trump,
President Baird
The visiting committees for the various
schools for the current year were an
neunced as follows
For school No. l, Foulk, Magee; No. 9,
Pyle Turner; No. 3, West, Baylis; No.
4, Coyle, Dandy; No. 5, S. r. Smith,
Palmer; No. g. Baylis, Belts; No. Z,
Hayes, Cassidy No. 8, Simmons, one to
be supplied; No. g. Dandy, Pyle; No. 10,
MCCARTHY, Mason; No. II. 0'Donnell.
Coyle; No. II, Magee, Foulk; No. 13
Palmer. S. r. Smith; No. IA, Turner,
Shortlidge; No. 10, Cassidy, O'Donnell
No. 49, Morgan, Bailey; No. II, D. r.
Smith, Hayes; No. Is, Foulk, Simmons
No. 49,, Trump, West No. 20, Bailey, d.
r. Smith; No. 21 Belts, Shortlidge; No
%, d. r. Smith, Bailey No. %. MCCARTHY
one TO be supplied; No. "a. Mason, one
to be supplied; High School, Shortlidge
Trump, Morgan.
The usual number of cards, with the
names aud membership of committee:
were ordered printed.
Mr., Foulk, the chairman of the Com
mittee on Repairs, requested the commit.
tees Of the various schools to look after
the schools and see if they needed any
repairs during the summer, and TO re
port at the next meeting Of the board, S,
that the committee can give out the con
tracts in time to have the work done
during the summer vacation.
The board then adjourned, and accept
ing the invitation of President Baird
members and representatives of tn,
press proceeded to Farra's ice cream
saloon and had refreshments.
Bills were passed as follows: Payroll
of teachers, e6, 704 92; payroll Of off
GERS and janitors and election expenses
81, 233. S4: J. v. Carlisle, 1852; Charlie
Heebner, $425: William Silly, $1270
5. S. Grohe, registrar, $31.40
L. T. Grubb & Son, S593; John B
Johnson, $742; w. G. Mahaffy, ST. So
Candy Cox, $500; Edward T. Kane
ST. 40; John Palmer so cents; ]. S. Reed
STATS z. James Belt, $1.6S; s. II. Bay
nard, $40 rs; Theodore Lenhart & Son
$50; j. c. Brison. 81; Megary q Son
$780, Charles Warner Company. $94 26
John Wise, $1.57; w. H. Hartlove
$l.50; Lynch & Leary, $1.50; H. A. Roop
$3.50; J. c. Massey, $3.50; j. L. Woo,
& Co., $S.49; James Mills, $7.S6; B.
Clark, Jr., 81 so; G. /. Speer, $125.92
Stidham's Express, 81 cents; L. B. Nc
r Clees 4 Co., 500 Is; Miller s. Jenkins
/ $346.32; ]. & J. n Harman, S179; Jess
Z X. Baylis, So; Martin Traub, s..
Front Sfreat Railway