The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-12
CITY Of Brooklyn, said certificate giving nsr =
license 10 teach,

license 10 teach.
finance. Mr.. Reid. cnhlrman, offered the foA
LOVING resolution, which yas adopted By a vote
OF all the members OF the board.
Resolved, That the following sums be pad 10
the parties hereinafter named as per bills accom-
parying:
Cormack, repairs Scsooi No. j, S25; No. 3, SI2i
Aleck Kantrowich, repairs School Nc. Ia, SIS rs;
No. 20. sly so, James Stewart, repairs, School NJ
Is. 50 81.
Books, statiouery, esc.-A. S. Barnes & Co,
Stationery, School No. / So Is; No. Q. 81 %
No. 6, boots, $42 e: 20 II, 81 SO and q 80;
and S45: No. Js. static rry. $34 IS and 81 IS;
No. IA, books, 50 O6. No. 81. So 00; Ivi-on, Blake.
man & Co. stationery. Office. 81 81 and e ~;
siSs "a and 81 80; No. B. B Sc e; 3d. o. 10. 4. SO 81:
stationerv, 81 so: No. 9, books, So IS: No. S,
boots, ss4 60; No 2 stationery, zoe no. 4.
SIS IS and s21 66; No. 1A. books, 800 50; No. II,
stationery, 81; books, 50; No. Is, stationery.
81 50; No. 10, books 81 80; No. II, booss, 81 20,
$ g, $50 SO and g o.; BINGHAM
Maynard Co. books, School No 2
10. Il s1o YoS: No. Il, s7 20: Ne. g, " 20. 3.
Appleton & Co, books. School No. s, S12 80, Nc.
i 4, 81 s,s gs and 81 nI,, 5s;N9 Is a a q srS eS y p =! sl3 a,s :
81 40; 10. II, ii 60 and s. IS; No. 10. SIS 20;
Ialn \ az sr9 ao 4 sn Ca a. Se az: n sehso' " 81 :; st y, 90 q
slf 81; 10. u, Si7 Ga and SO: Ne. II. ST SC:
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co, books, School No, 10,
Doc. No IL. $27 30t Elmer Il Amend, supplies,
High School, ss5 20; Cowperthwait & Co.. charts,
No. 4, books, $751; SO and 50 90: No. d. sis.
School 10. 5. Sal 50: No. II, So SO: No. Il, S2s 90:
c. e. Merrill. books, School No. 9, So 90 and
SO 58, No. Q. 50 60, No. II. 50 SO. Sc 40. S17 95
Harpblen & GO. stationery Office, $l2 Is, School
$ss g. 10 Il. SEQ o., No. II, S. IS, Nc. ii,
$12 SO; No. II, SI2 Il: Harper & Bres., books,
$l3 OF, School No. s, $50 "a, No. IS, 81 40; D.
g. Heath 4 Go, School No. 2. 81 as,
School no. 5, ssiii 80 No. ao'f II, s. 49, So william pHGani
WOOD q Co, books, School No. l., S12. Teachers
Publishing Co, books, School No. Z, $40 70;
S. so, I. II. McAllister. supplies. $50: Boyd Di
rectofy Co, books, $40; ". H. Ewald s Bro,
ssaslSqleI Il. 2 4n IS % ga and q; s. o q; VIII " I. sSppllesdi
maps, High School, S27 go aud SIT So: No. 2,
S14; The Century Co, books, library, SIS; cnas.
Seribner's Son;s,, books; library, sl7; CT. Webster
Printing and Blanks-Sunday Morning News,
advertising, 81 so; Argus Co.. SO 10.
$50 20; No g. sss IS; Gus Ma aH1esq, s School No. +
IS SO; No. 5, So 90; No. 6. 81 rs; No. 8. s4 rs.
FIelaM. Doagan; manager, wood, No: ], 80 IS;
50 IS : W. : 20 80 ~
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Pfngsten. Chairman of Special Committee
ON Evening Schools, appointed to wait upon the
Board Of Finance and urge said Board to apDro.
pirate SO, 600 for the purpose OF maintaining SAID
evening schools for the coming winter months,
stated that Dir. Kelly and he had waited upon
aid Board and had been given 10 understand thas
here were not sufficient funds TO make the ap-
oropriation requested. Mr.. Phnssten iurther
said that the would make another ef-
fort.
MIR. Kelly. Committee Of School No. ], SAID tins
.oof OF said school was in a very bad conuitlo1
hat The Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
would make the necessary repairs.
NEW BUSINESS.
Resolution by Mr.. Reid.
Resolved. That hereafter the meetings OF this
board be held on Thursdays, at 7:30 p. M
Adopted unanimously.
The follow ing prean1Dle ana Tesoluutons "ere
offered by President VOORHEES,:
Whereas, The term of office of our associate,
Mr.. Edward A. Dugan, has expired, ana ms sue
cessor has been appointed; and
Whereas. The relations OF this board with Mr.
Dupan have been of the most cordial and pleasant
nature.
tlnue his membership in this board by reason OF
his other public engagements, and that We WIS.,
to express to him our appreciation OIL Tue abe
and efficient manner in which be has performed
his duties while a member of the Board OF Educa-
ton. and that we tender him our best wishes fol
his future prosperity; and be it further
Resolved. That the clerk OF this board DE IN
structed to procure a copy of these resolutions
suitably engrossed, and that the same be present
ed 60 our esteemed retiring associate.
The Foregoing preamble ana resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Resolution by Mr.. Kelly:
Resolved, That Mrs. Mary Knper he and is here
by appointed ~janitress of School No. 10, SAID ap
pointment to take effect December l, inst. at the
same salary now paid Mrs. Slater. Adopted.
Mr.. Kelly moved that q janiior be appointed tC
new School No. %, his appointment to rake eftecl
when said building was turned over TO this board
Carried.
Mr.. Kelly moved to go into an election of JAM
tor TOR School No. %, said election to be by ballot
Carried.
Mr.. Reid nominated Abram Monroe.
Mr.. Muldoon nominated Peter McDermott.
The president appointed to act as tellers
Messrs. Moran and Garrison.
Seven ballots were cast. Mr.. McDermott re
ceived 8 votes, Mr.. Monroe received 2 votes
Whereupon the president declared Mr.. McDer
mott elected janitor of School No. %, he having
received the largest Number of votes.
Resolution by Mr.. Kelly:
Resolved, That the salary of Peter McDermott,
as janitor of School No. %, be fixed at one thou
sand dollars per year.
Mr. Reid moved as an amendment, to make il
$500 per year.
After some discussion the amendment was lost
and the resolution adopted by the following vote
Yeas-Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison and Mul
doom.
Nays-President voorhees, aud Messrs. Ping
stem and Reid.
Mr.. Reid moved, that when this board adjourn.
it adjourns to meet on Wednesday evening, Nov
&c inst, at 1850. instead OF the regular meetins
night, which falls on Thanksgiving. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Muidoon, the board then ad
iourned. E. W~ESTERVELT, Clerk.