Evening journal., 1890-07-15

1920. 3
The report was accepted.
On motion Of Joseph Pyle, the proper
officers were ordered to draw the monthly
appropriation from Council.
On motion of Mr.. Hartman the bids
for fire escapes were read as follows. f.
F Hickman, fire escape for No. 8, $745. 81
McFerren & Co for hsir own plan,
$4l5; for No 9, the boards plans, $2l5; /;
and No 9, $442 Abanus Smith and
Company, No g. Sl75; No 9. 1915; Bel
mont Iron Works, No 6, $449, and No.
3, $l75.
On motion Of Or. Morgan bids were re-
ferred to the committee with power to
act
The Committee on Repairs will make a
visit to eli the schools this week to see
what repairs are needed.
The committee on school No, 25 re-
ported that the new school is nearly fin
ished On motion Of Joseph Pyle the SO.
lection Of janitor for the new school
was referred to the school committee.
On motion Of Mr. Pyle the committee
was given authority to plant trees at the
new school The committee on No. 25
was given authority to ask for proposals
for curtains for the school.
On motion Of Mr.. Trump the bill OF
Duncan Brothers for manual training
machinery, for 1910 90, was allowed.
On motion of s. Redmond Smith the
Teachers Committee report was adopted,
except the part which related to school
No 10, as In that school some OF the
teachers had been appointed to higher
positions.
On motion of Mr. Baylis the commit
tee of No. 9 was given authority to
repair the damage which was done by
wandals TO the school, and the committee
was given authority to offer reward OF
$25 for the arrest of the persons who
damaged It.
Mr. Ross, of the committee on school
No z, reported that nearly the same
depredations were committed I'm school
Nc 7. The persons who did this are
boys The clocks were broken, ink wells
torn out, ink spilled on the floor and
other things broken up, while many
articles were stolen.
The committee ON school No. ID was
given authority to repair heater at a
cost not to exceed So
The committee on No 90 was given
authority to have the heater CRATE re
paired at a cost Of $25.
The committee on the High School
asked that an order for $50 % be drawn
IN favor Of the Delaware Printing Com
pany for printing programs for High
School commencement, as that was the
amount owed the firm above the amount
received,
ana committee Oh additions to schools
Nos and 9 raneFled that the contract
had been awarded to Brown & Eekman
On motion Of Dr shortlidge the secre
tary. was ordered to ascertain the cost OF
lighting the board room BY electricity, as
the gas was unsatisfactory. On motion
Of MIR Pyle the salary Of the ianitot Of
school No. 25. was made $3.50 On N a.
tion Of Dr. Shortlidge the committee on
Moss ard-l2 were given authority %
secure seats for the additions to those
schools On motion Of DR.. Shortlidge
the Committee on books was authorized
to ask for bids for books for the ensuing
year.
On motion Of Mr.. Hartman the plans
for fire escapes for schools Nos. 10, s, IA,
were taken up On motion recess of
sen minutes was taken to examine the
plans. On motion the further consider
alton Of fire escapes was postponed until
the first meeting Ia November.
,ua mosilon o. or. Of s.orgau the janitors
bf schools east of Market street were
ordered to have schools open on Friday
afternoon from ] o'clock TO o'clock, and
she ianitors Of the west side schools to
have them open on Saturday at the same
time.
On motion Of DR.. Morgan the salaries
of the teachers of the manual training
school were charged 10 account of leach
ers' salaries
On motion Of DR.. Shortlidge an order
of 800 was drawn to the account Of b
L. Rice, Jr. The same amount was or
dered drawn to the order Of K. Jefferis.