Evening journal., 1891-06-09

manual traininR.... ....... ia Il
Paid for lot at Fifth and Scott. -. 5oa q;
sIilseeeiianeous bills ills..............,... 1914 81
Balance on hand for current ex - =
sssisass siSasss on hand for new 5uiIdIns. si'@5 I
Iotal,............... ...........9 s 80. 100 q
Joseph Pyle reported that the closets
| OF school No. 2 were not In order anc
nsiderable complaints have been made
oy neighbors. He moved that the com
mittee be Instructed to expsnd $50 In
making necessary repairs DR.. Short
hdge said that he had been one of q
committee from the Board gof Health
that waited on the Street and Sewe,
Directors, who had promised to run !
sewer up .here. Mr. Pyles motion was
Mr Hart man was given permission to
expend $50 in making repairs TO school
No. IL The committee appojnted N
consider the ,advisability OF making an
extension to school No. 8 recon mended
that two additional rooms be addad to
the school. The cost of Improvement had
not been determined The 1eport was
referred to the same committee IA
estimate the cost.
The board then took a recess to ex
anime the plans and specifications for the
new school for colored children at Fifth
ana scott streets, submitted by Frank A
Carswell, architect The plans showed
school room somewhat smaller but
nearly similar to school No. 25. contain.
ing eight rooms, four on each story
4i3xoS feet and 30 feet high. The
estimated cost is nearly $4,000. Mr..
RYE moved that the matter be referred
to the com mittee with instructions to
receive estimates from contractors before
the plans were adopted. DR.. Morgan
thought the committee should see that
the cost did not exceed $4,000. in order
shat all the appropriations should not be
consumed. Mr.. Pyle's motion was ear
ried. The committee appointed to draw
up resolutions Of regret on the death of
Or drimshaw reported a series of reso-
lutions which were spread upon the
minutes, and copy sent to the doctors
family. Mr.. Trump reported that the
progress Of the cooking department. OF
school No 10, was satisfactory He had
paid the teacher her salary and the board
refunded him the money
a motion was passed to refund John
d. Dandy VI 90, travelling expenses as
member OF Legislative Committee. AS
the examinations of the grammar and
primary schools begin on June 90. it
was moved that the sessions begin at
80 a m. and close at 10 noon on Mon
day June 15, and during the remainder
OF the term. On motion OF DR.. short
itdge It was agreed to procure a framed
picture Of DR.. Grimshaw to be placed In
the High School.
On motion Of Mr.. Belts the Committee
on Fuel as instructed to ask for pro.
posals for coal for the sesson. DR.. Short
lidge, ), r. Smith and Jesse X. BavNs
were appointed committee TO procure a
picture Of DR.. Grimshaw for the High
School.
President Baird reported that he had
engaged counsel in the case of GRAY
versus the Board of Education without
sanction from the board. The action
was sanctioned. The board reelected
David w, Harlan superintendent for the
ensuing three years Mr.. Harlan then
made brief speech, in which he thanked
the board for re-electing him. He in
vited all present to Whites ice cream
saloon. s. Redmond Smith moved that
The Committee on Elections be en-
powered to procure ballot papers for
candidates at the coming election. The
motion was passed. The meeting then
Adjourned.