The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION.


Regular meeting Of the Board OF Education held
Ia the meeting room. School No. g, Bay street.
Tuesday. June %. 1889.
Pressnt-Presldent Voorhees, aud Messrs. Kelly,
Moran. Dugan, Pfngsten and Muldoon.
Absent-Mr. Benson.
On motion, the reading Of tbe minutes Ut tho
previous meeting was dispensed with.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
JERSEY JIrY. Jnne "a 1885,
To the Hon. Board Of Education Of Jersey City:
Gentlemen-We are instructed BY Mr. Charles
Stumpf owner OF lot No. Is, adjoining school
house and yard No. s. to notify you that you are
encroaehing on his property BY the corpices Of
cation, that the feuce dividing the two lots is
standing 516 inches on his properly In the rear
to the extent of the latter figure. survey OF the
premises having been made BY Gustav Biau. Jr.,
city surveyor, can be seen at our Office.
An early reply will oblige
Yours very truly,
ErEaER & GopsnL, Attorneys for Owners.
On motion. the matter was referred to the Cor
poration Counsel for his opinion.
From s. 7. Root Principal of Primary Depart
Inent School No. l, inviting the members OF the
Board to be present at the reception to be given
by he pupils Of said department, June IS, 1889.
Accepted.
sheriff Robert Pa paws being present. was granted
side the President, on motion of Mr.. Dugan.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
W. H. EwaI & Bro. 81. $15 and 81 70; A. B.
keoss * A Kennedy VI Publishing 81 hi co.
g.. &, SIS S. SIS S. Is Co. 81 IS and siI 7;
sic e. :is 4 a. SO a "a and S. e.
Leach. Sheweil & sanborn $25; Agar, Hamblen
\ Co, SO 81. 81 50, $24 Sc, $23 IL, So 80, SO.
tor. Bros & Co., So 80; Peckham Little & Co,
$22 So; Phlnp jung, So: Charles Searle, SO. Re-
Albert DATE, SAG so. Referred TO Committee on
Printing and Blacks
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr. Qffero rho FIJI
Reserved, That the following sums be paid to
the parties hereinafter named, as per bills accom-
Books, stationery, gov. H Ewald q Bro,
tuning pianos. Scnool No. IL, 81; stationery.
81 rs; A. B. Poland. incidentals, $50 SO; A. s.
iogg Co. books. School No 4 s1s So; kennedy
4. $1l 20; No. IL. $42; Teachers Publishing Co.,
SIS IS; No. IA, SIS 90; No ie, u IS; No. 20,
sos; G. E. Merrill & Co.. books, School No. 2,
SO 60 5s No. p $1S 81 No. $sl &. No. ~
Shewe E sanbosa books, School No. Is. e So.
Agar, Hamblen & Co., stationery. School No. 9.
SO s5 No. 8. So so; No. g., S24 So; No. IL.
No. 20. S53 50: Ivlson, Brakeman & Co.. books
School No. 8. s2s so; No 4, Sc; D. Appleton q
Co, books. scnool No Ii. Sc so; Peckam, Little 4
jung, tuning piano. School No. 10, IS.
Printing and hlanks-Charles Searle. binding,
ETC., $40 A bert Datz printing, $40 so.
Resolved. That the City Clerk be requested to
draw, and His Honor the Mayor to sign, warrants
TO pay officers, teachers and janitors in the en-
ploy OF this Board. for the month of June, 1889,
when due, on pav-rolls duly certified by the City
Superintendent of Pubic Schools.
Resolved, That the fol owing be submitted to
the Board OF Finance as the estimate of the APP
preparations required by this Boarj for the fiscal
wear beginning December LIST. 1889:
Teachers Salaries. Observation-Disclosures 25o.ooc
Fuel. .......................... 10000
Salary OF Superintendent. ............... $500
Clerk hire. .........-.. 1850
Salaries CT ianftors, including janitor
for new School No: ~. 1919. $4,000
free books for schools. .......... ..... 1900
Rentals ............ .........-..... ...... I2,W
Furniture, repairs and gas........ 49,. $1,000
Printing and blanks ;;;.......... $50. 1880