Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
LONG, BUSY SESSION
OF tue Beard Of Education Was
Held Last evening.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Fisas fsF $50 ehsst-Adaitisas q
EAst Bridges. schssI-ikss sA@ti~1-
saa APpolatalAests .aa othsf
Mates Gsasa4sEsas

1i-Et JIG sl-1l4<zrs i &c L4A1tcS7 nOiN
resent except Trustee COOK Who 9
uenVeE, Colorado.
Roger " BateFaeld presented A Pc
t.r.on asking that tie summer vacation
be heightened so a. ~ extend from June
~ 10 september IS, GA account OF the
hea- during the summer months, was
referred ~ the Committee On schools.
The rec Kuallon u Mrs. Harriet Cook.
trustee from the Thsrd ward, wzs pre-
seated and accepted by the board.
The Commute 0u Teachers notified
TIE board 0I tne res guat0ns 0t Mss
tarClyQ Elce gf CelLcr-sLrcet school, f,
Della Wide, Ol East Budge-street
school and josephine MOuanty, OF
fiaiulleld avenue school, and recon-
mended their acceptance. They also
recommended transfer. and appoint
ments a. follows. Miss h sac + .e!d irom
from c4dctship &C C-Etcr-st. 70 the
room lCit vacant by sIguatiOa OF NJ -
Rice; VI 70 Dora Dllsnbeck 10 be ap-
pointed cadet n place OF Miss Field;
Hiss lgy >laytOu tO bc appointed To TIE
vacancy caused pv the resignation Of
Mss W.de; " - Elizabeth Goodrich 10
be transferred from cadrtship At East
br.dge-st. 70 the COilege-ave. chapel,
and her place a. cadet to be rilled by
Miss Wlnnlfrcd MARITIME; Miss Flora
Forsyth ~ DC transferred from cadet
l-hp at Str4ight-st. schtOl 70 the
vacancy ln Piaiuheid ave. school made
by the res gnatiOn OF Miss MoriaTty;
NJ - sarah e. Scriven 10 De appo nted
cadet ln Miss FOrsyth's place. and VI Mlss
- 4 =. -.
az Seyeuth-st. school. the salaries 10 be
under the rules and subject TO examln-
alton.
The committee also recommend the
granting of a first grade certificate 10
Miss May Wiser, OF CnIOn-st. school
under the rule exemptlng graduates OF
the State Normal school from exsmin-
alton. The certificates of twenty of
the teachers were renewed.
The report was accepted and adopted.
Or. III. T. LOcher, OF the Committee
on schools, reported - recommendation
that an additional room be opened IN
the C0llege-avenue Chapel % relieve
the North DivlSOn-street school.
Tne report was adopted.
Prof. GreesOn reported thata number
OF the High school pupils had COM
pleted the Anabasis of Xenophon and
were anUOus 10 20 on with the Had
The matter OF procuring the necessary
text books MAS referred to the Commit
ter on Text Books and Apparatus.
Trustee Houseman, of the Committee
Cf. fsrt-fs0Jx seo = t-pxfstsfs, rcfoSfss<s
recommending that the reading matter
used IN the High school shall Dc fur
uished oy the Board of Education as is
done IN tue primary departments.
Il was adopted under the rules of
The board.
Thc Committee on Library recon-
meuded the purchase of a revolving
book ease for the new Century dlction-
sry and a copy OF Adams Historical
chart. Adopted.
The committee asked 20 DC author
ized 90 expend an amount not toexceed
sl25 for the purchase OF subjective cat
aiogues and bblOgrs phical works for
use % the public library as well AS for
the Information Of the toard in future
cataiOugiug aad buying OF books
Tho recommendation Vas adopted.
Trustee Mcbride recommended that
the committee 20 authorized to pur-
cn1se books % replace thoss that have
already been passed upon 10y the board
but nave been worn out or | 50. He
amendment % the rules of the board
s0 Thar the books may be replaced
wthOut having thC list printed aud
published. 8s ls done q the case OF pull
Chascs Of new cooks.
Trustee Blair. OF the Committee on
Supplies. s1bm tied a resolution that
she bo4rd advertise for bids tor the
furnishing Of the fuel for the use of the
ctv scr 30 turnZ the coming year.
itr a.su recamuendrt that chars and
desks be- purchased Tor the use of the
rev TRUSTEES Of tnc ninth and tenth
wards when they sh Il. bc elected.
Tine matter was referred % the Build
iug tounuttee
Ibe Committee on Claims and Ac
counts rt ported a uutuitr Of bills. AMI
among taem was tne ti.l of tire tfraui
Tlpds water works for $500 for water
fsru shed to the public Schools during
tsr wear $50. The accounts were I
aiuwet.
The bin of Architect W. q. Robinson
for plans furnished f1r additions % t1e
scrooi Buildings about the city, amount
ing to So 19 vas presented aud wac
allowed
The city attorney reported on the
question Of vacancies existing N the
of-ca of school trustee iu tne Ninth and
Tenth wards. Hs opinion was that rs
there is go provision for filing sucn a
vacancy. II such there -. except st the
September election. TO sucn Vacancy
EXISTS. The 1rt prov'd tlat vaCauCit =
caused bv srat1 or yes Enaton may ht
n''ed bv tne board. bJJr that does not
cospr THE point 81 question. Inssmuch
Sc there would have heen 30 such ga
rarev nad che wards nos eeeu vided
erI ss tne te~r sorry of the new wards
was provided for at tho LAST election. he
rerom-,ende} t1st the matter ne ft
feft as now stands until the Septem-
fgr eicCtla1-
Tire rrport of the city attorney vas
screntet.
The reports Of the superintendent and
secretary were accepted ard placed on
flr
Trustee Blair reported a resolution
that the board ask lhe COmmOu ca n lCil
O. issue school bonds iu the sum 0f
ssogl for the erection ot two wings In
addition 20 The Fast Brdge-Street
school. ard that che build M commit
tee procure the necessary plsns and
sreci fcst0ns.
Trustee r isher recon- nleuded thst the
sfa r. n the Central SchoCl he rshu lt
and rrsrranEed 80 ss t0 make them
easier 81 ascprt. The trustee furnished
PLANS fer tbe work. vhich viil cost
ABOUT nfre hundred dollars.
The plans were submitted n ths Com
nfttee on Huild uCS.
Trrlsfen Nrprfaa rsc ON fr-f-ta II n az