The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-12
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BOARD Or EDUCATION.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned regular meeting OF the Board OF Edu
ca:o%n, he,s in the tnSeetige room, School build
The roll was cAllsd at S.20 D. ~.
Present Presidenf Voorhees, and Messrs. Kelly
Moran, Dueab, Muldoon and Reid.
Absent-Mr. Pfi1gsten.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and disposed
OF as follows:
George VI. {. Phillips So 25, 50 90. SO Is and
s2dd, 81 99, s. q, g rs. S. So, s21 70. So go
81 A.. Referees to Committee on Janitors and
J~anitors' Supplies.
n. Van DieO. u. ss2o; Argus Printing Co.
$13 so; Albert Datz, SB2. Referred to Commit.
tee on Printing. and Blanks.
Patrick Meath, $22 so Referred to local com
James coyie, so17 25, s1eo rs. s11 IS and
SLY so; NJ. D%olrau, manager. So rs, 81 Is.
50 20. 50 rs. 50 70. 50 70. S4 SO, Ga S8, "a IS
and SO rs. Referred 10 Committee OH Fuel.
REPORTS OF STANDING Committees.
Finance Mr.. Reid, chairman, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were adopted Dy a vote
OF all the riembers present, sx in number.
Resolved. That tile following sums be pa ia to
tae parties hereinafter named as per bills accom-
J]dnisors' supplies..George W. c. Phillips. School
81 %; F. A. Smith. School No. 8, so IS, SO 90 and
g ~ No, g pa anG az gg9s No IS 2, g. g; No
80 ~ w. Z 90 OOt w. 1Di
Printing and blanksMP. Van Dien, j.. en-.
E sSess, Ss9; Argus s Pr,,nting Co., blanks. sl3 60;
R~entais-Patrick Meath. rent OF annex to
School No. 10, mcnth of September, 1880. s22 80.
Fu s sYoa IS. Coyie' Goa, school No. / s317 p;
SUI 90; n. Dougan, manager wood, School No.
80 7 q 10. {; s9 p 7S "a S Se !; 50 20 No :, 90 g;
81 So; No. ie, 81 SIS; No 20, SO Is.
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance be re-
quested TO transfer the sum of S140 from the ac-
count of census I. that of furniture, repairs and
gas, and SCI 81 from the account of census 10
that OF apnuat report Board of Education, fiscal
year 1889.
MISCELLANEOUS AND NEW BusrsEss.
Resolution By on New School No. %:
Resolved, Thac the contract for furnishing new
School NO. - with school desks, teachers desks.
etc. be and the same is hereby awarded Co vii.
IAN Dunno at the following prices as named IN
ais biz:
$40 classic grammar desks at 81 each, 80 classic
gramlnar back seats at 50 90 each. $40 classic
primary desks at So so each, so .classic primary
back seats at So % each, 90 teachers desks at IS
each, 2 principals desks at SIS each.
The resolution was adopted by a vote OF all the
member present, SIX in number.
MIR. Dugan SAID that ne had read in the Evening
Journal an article which blamed the board Tor not
opening the evening school. Mr.. Dugah saia
further that he hoped the Journal would Ietract
that statement and lay the blame on the Board
Of Finance, where it properly belongs.
Mr.. Kelly said that be had called on the Board
81 Finance, and urged said board to appropr late
n sufficient sum to open and maintain evening
schools, but was told that they could not make
any approximation, on account Of lack OF FUNDS,
On motion of MIR. Moran. the Board then ad-
iourned, B. WESTERvELT, Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board of Education, held
N the meeting room. School building No 8. Bay
Street, Tuesday, Nov. L.. 1889.
Mr.. Michael P. Moran. Mr.. benjamin S. Garri-
ION and Mr.. Philip Muldooa presented credentials
Il their appointment by the Mayor, as memper
Of the Board of Education.
The roll was called at 5:45 p. m.
Preseut-President Voorhees, and Messrs. Kelly,
Moran, Garrison, Pfngsten, Muldoon and Reid.
The reediug Of the minutes of the previous
meeting was dispensed with and they were APP
proved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
Communications were presented, received and
disposed Of as follows:
From Principal Edward Kelly, OF School No. 4,
euuesfing the board to grant the privilege OF
no1ding an entertainment in the above school on
The evenings of .hc 26th and g7th inst, proceeds
tor the benefit of the School Library Fund.
Granted.
From Ann Slater, r~esignine her position as
anilress of Public School No. 10, to date from
December l, inst, Accepted.
From Annie Ranney. of Jersey City. Applying
or position as j~anitress of Public School No. 10.
Referred to on Janitors and Janitors'
Supplies.
Claims were presented, received and disposed
If as follows:
Robert Mccormack, SIS and S12; Aleck Kan
Towich, SIS rs and SIT so; Jas. Stewart, SO 80.
Referred to local committees.
a.. S. Barnes & Co, So %. $11 25, S42 Is, 81 so,
s26 9S, "a so. $11 2S, $45. S34 rs, so 06 and
rs O6: tyson. Brakeman & To, 81 54, 81 AZ,
Sl4 80, 1877 80, So As, 1922 GA. 81 30, So 30,
$50 80, 81 so, 5000, S. SS, S94 60. 75c., 81 60,
81 26, $33 40, SIS is, $21 60, $50 81, 81, 50, 81 go,
Il So, S11 20, $40 Is, 500 So, $74 So, 81. SO 80,
81 50, So, 81 i'd, So So, $40 6s. s720; D. Appleton
IS 81 S. III & 81 g, g. s. S. s., s. :; s s5G'f r q tor Bros, e Z c. g,
BIS go, $14 40, SO 90. $47 %, $11 so. sly Ga
BIS, 81 80; Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co., 90c: and
S27 so; Elmer & Amend. $50 2S; Cowperthwait
3 Co.. S13, SIS a16, 50 so. 50 IS, 50 Is; Leach,
Shewel & Sanborr, S3l so and % 80; {. e.
Merrill 4 Co, So 60, 50 80, So 40, So 20.
md So rs; Agar. Hambien & Co.. $l2 %,
So 70, S25 20. S26 90, S22 %, $50 o2, SO s.;
Porter & Coates, Sia 96 AMI $1a z; Harper &
CO.. S14 and S22 81; A. Lowell 4 Co, $11 so;
Vim. Wood y Co, S12; Teachers Publishing. Co,
see 10; Jersey City Printing Co., SIS so; 7. E
McAilister, $50: Bovd Directory Co.. $40; W..
n, Twald & Bro, S33 70; Otto Ortel. 81 70 and
AZ 40: The Century Ca., $lS; Chas. Scribner's
Sons. SlG; G. l. Webster & Co., 81. Referred to
Committee on Books. Stationery, ETC.
SUNDAY Morning News, 81 30; Argus Company.
30 10. Referred to Committee on Printing and
Blanks.
f. A. smith, $50 20 aud 50 rs; Gus Markert
IS so, 81 so, 81 T5 and 81 rs. Referred to Com
ntttee on JanItor's Supplies.
NJ. Dougdn, manager, SO rs, 50 75. 80 10,
80 rs and SO rs. Referred to Commit ee on
fuel.
SUPERINTENDENT s REPORT.
TO the Board OF Directors of Education:
Conference.-The following statistics Of the at
andapoa of r.1p,lc thueharc JGn FOR thn Tlnnfh