Daily Republican., 1889-09-10

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Mr.. Trump, from Committee on
Teachers, reported that Helen r Coins
had been appointed TO the lowest position
In No. 10, and The repbrt was adopted.
On motion the proper officers were In
structed TO draw on the Farmers' Bank
oil delaware for the State appropriation.
On motion OF Dr.. Shortlidge the Com.
mittee on Booka was authorized to pro-
cure 20 books OF English Composttion
and 20 OF General History; a'so to sub-
stitute Robb's Higher Arithmetic for
that OF Rays The latter lays over one
month.
The Committee on accounts made their
report OF bills, which was adopted.
Mr.: Coyle, from committee on printing,
Stated that the contract for printing the
superintendents report and school man
nAi bad been awarded to the Mercantile
Printing Company. The committee was
authorized TO have printed thirty blank
roll books for scholars.
MIR. Belts, committee on fuel, presented
a bill OF George w. Bush & Sons for
@l43 for coal, which was ordered paid.
MIR. Baynard was authorized to have
platforms for desks for No. for SIS or
more.
Joseph Pyle, No. 2, was authorized
TO procure chairs not exceeding $40 in
price.
Mr.. Baylis, No. o, was authorized IN
procure hose for $50 or les,.
Mr.. MCCARTHY offered the reslpnatIon nj
Mre. Mildred Davis as janitor Of No. 10.
which was accepted. He stated that
Pairlck Crumley was appointed in her
stead, and asked that committee of
i've be appointed to examine the janitor
as to his qualifications. The chair ap-
pointed Messrs. MCCARTHY, Coyle, ID. r,
smith, Baylis and John Pyle said COM
mlt'ee.
Mr.. Baynard, No. 12, was authorized
to procure three decks at cost not ex-
ceeding SIS.
Mr.. Palmer, No. IS, was authorized IN
procure cup and chain for 75 cents.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, No ID
Samuel Stanley was paid 81 for white.
washing.
Mr.. Cassidy, No. 10. was authorized to
have furnaces repaired.
Mr.. Bailey had the hinges Of door Mt
No 20 repaired and his action was
sanctioned. ""'
walks to No. IL.
The following bids were opened: For
painting school No. 10, 500, for school
No. 81, f52, w. s. Simmons; for school
No. 10, S77 %, George p. Luckman: for
school No. %, 1880, Nuttcr Il Baylis;
for school No. 10, outside, 81, Nutter q
lSAylis. The bids were referred to the /
act.
DIR. Morgan stated that the contract
Tor painting Nos. IL and 90 was awarded /
to Natter IL Banihem at $l12.
On motion of Mr.. Dandy the proper
)fhcers were instructed to draw the sem
ember appropriation
On motion Of Mr.. Bailey the president
pro TEN was authorized to sign all checks
N the absence OF President Baird.
Dr. Morgan, Committee on Repairs,
presented number of contract bills.
Shich were ordered paid.
The adjourned question OF repairs at
So. IL was taken up.
john Pyle wanted to know II a terrace
Voulu not Keep the water from overflow
ng the baptist church property, and be
much cheaper than a stone wall, He
vas OF the opinion that 1t would.
Dr. Morgan thought q terrace would
ot answer, as that would not prevent
be flow OF water. To make tho stone
'all grade the yard and put sash In the
uthouses might not cost the estimate.
200 1t might not cost more than Sl25 I
he gravel recommended need NOT he
sed, as ashes would do as well. A mo-
ON to terrace was lost and the commit ,
% was authorized 10 carry out the orici-
oil recommendation except to uso ashes
lstead OF gravel.
Joseph Pyle stated that the rew
,hool building In the Twelfth ward was i,
rogressing finely and good substantial
ork was bolng done. He believed con.
actor Cassidy would make a first-class
10. The first tier OF joists was laid ard
motion to pay the FIRST insta!ment was
assed.
The committee investigating the Jones
~ Goodley charges against the COM :
iItee on repairs reported Iprogress. :
During the evening the following bills
'.S9; Hoffecker s. Hcficcker, S45; &. w
oughman, SIS; John w. Riley & Co.
8; E. j. Chandler, So; P. +, Marlin
'7.e5; Nutter 6 Baylls, SGIi,SI; w L
,ewart, p; Samuel Stanley, as; p. r .
'alsh, Sl6; Handy s. HID, SIS; CHM '
D., $440.42; ]. E. Grubb, $is. so; Kent
Weeks, Log; News Publishing Co,
l,Ssi journal ru;oiii.ning ruoii.ning Co.. HYs:I
J, Webb, e12; G. +. Stradley. si2 az.
Of Is &Hearn, Sl.75; F. d. Grant. s10: n
Il. GoodIng, $3l2; Democrat Printinr L
pmpany. VI 50; Nutter s. Raylis $50;
Iiitf 3 3 jenkins, $3.50; Every Evening
lblishing Conl::.nnr, $3.50; John u.
ubb, .Sl13.02; Rosln = Bro, SS7;
bert McCaulley, Jr., S54.5O; +. D.i
mes Mills, s2l4.07; T. b. Jones, S9.15;
Redmond Smith, Sl.75; Wilmiogton {
lproVement Company, $1,000; James -
wis, s51; w. Stilley, 1920; @, A.