The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-10

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No s9A &c. per gro No. 004. sc per gro.
9cnooL No. 81, 3- per gro: school, na-
tional. No A. 40c. per gro; penhoiders.
! per gro, common, Ea1le. 40c. Faber,s
swell handle, No. 2,i90, s1.%. Faber's
pencils, 6 In. pointed. 81 per 1000. soap
stone, 6 in-, 50 per loo. In wood, 55c. per
gro.: crayou. per gro, white. L2c., en-
nmeled, l4c-; ink, Dayids' raven black
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q p Barnes writing fluid, per gal,
Sl-S9s Barnes, red. l z per doz., S4c-s
Barnes mucilage. per Ct, exc; e~rasers.
Cheney's. 4Oc per doz; Andrews busters,
No. 2. Sc. per dcz.: Faber's rubber bands,
all sizes. p per cent. from standard list
price: states d, states 80 per cent. from list
ruled. No. s,0s5, Sc per 100; plain, No. 81,
SIS per 100.
Albert Datz, "a Coles street. Jersey City.
Pens, Coo. per gro; B board eraser, o0c.
per doz., David's ink. s1.S per gal;
Evans crayon. Ac. per gro; colored
crayon. 55c. per gro; white crayon
Note paper, per ream, No. 81, q. 10. 9 ID,
Il per ream; legal cap, IA To-, <2l20 per
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Der bands. No. 10. 15c. per gross. Envel-
opes, No. 8. sL65 per NJ; No IL, s.. 70 per
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0 s11 Of letter wsritinF SOC, hsnns At q
keeping. ETC.. 6os. Steps Of book-
keeling, revised. 35c.; blanks for book
keeping, per set, manual, 45c.; large, 60c-
steps, 3sc.; blanks 70 drawing, reversible
No. 1, BOG. doz blanks 10 drawing re-
versiole No. Z, go. per doz.; blanks e
protectors TO writing books. small, l2c-
per doz.; large. 15c. per doc. model letter
or writing chart, Toe
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sun round perfection. g.; sun
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compass pencils, number $50. $3.50 par
gro; Eagle beyel erasers. Coo. per h.
Mr.. Phngsten moved thar the contract
resolution be adopted
Mr.. Reid moved that the pencil con-
tract lay over until the next meeting,
and the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken on the call OF Mr.. Reed,
the resolution was lost BY the following
voter
Yeas-President Voorhees, and NessrA
Nays-Messrs- Kelly. Moran. Pfngstsn
and Muldoon.
Mr.. Muldoon moved that the entire
award be laid over until the next meet
ing, which was lost by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been or
Yeas-Messrs. Muldoon and Reid
Nays-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, German and Pdngsteu-
TIE original resolution Of Mr. Plug
stem being then put the resolution waz
adopted by the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered n taken
on the call Of the chairman
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrn.
Kelly, Moran and Phngsten-
Nays-Messrs. Garrison, Muldoou and
Reid.
REPORTS oF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
- III ALDAAlf &A4&AA ~
the transaction Of carpets delivered TO
school No. Z. reported that through .
misunderstanding of Nj. Guilford, priu-
cipal of school No. Z, were ordered from
Mrs. Christina Martin, and as the school
was very badly in need Of them, aud the
city had used them. the COMMITTEES recon-
mended that the carpets be accepted and
paid for.
On motion of Mr.. Garrison tine report
Of the committee was received, and fhe
committee discharged with the thanks OF
the Board.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The President spoke In references
TO the condition of School No
10, D while admitting that soma
things could be remedied in that school,
yet the conditions were not as bad as re-
presented. The communication Of tbs
Board of Health was read and received
INT the following resolution By Mr.
Kelly was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the Board of Health be
notified that their communication has
been received touching the condition or
public school No. 10, and that action has
already been taken which has in a large
measure remedied the defects. and that
further steps are now in progress TO put
the school in much better sanitary con-
dition-
RESOLUTION BY Mr. ELL
Resolved. That Richard GaIrick be,
I III AE AE4GLI
school census taker for the Fourth
Aldermanic District On motion Of MIR.
Kelly the resolution was adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nay having
been ordered n taken on the call or the
| Chairman.
Yeas-Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Muidooa
and Reid.
Nays-President VOORHEES, and Messrs.
Garrison and Phngsten-
By Mr.. kelly:-Rasolved, That Mat
thew Kelly be Il he is hereby ap-
pointed school census taker in the First
1 Aldermanic District.
The resolu ton was adopted by the fol
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and AIKEN on the call Of the
Chairman
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Pnngsten. Null
doom aud Reid
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
BY President voorhees, - Resolved
That Thomas F.. Greene be and he il
hereby appointed school ensus taken
for the Fifth Aldsrmanic District
The resolution was ado pit ed by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken oil the call Of the
\ Chairman
Yeas-President voorhees, and Messrs
Kelly, Moran. Garrison, Pfngsten, Null
doom and Reid.
Nays-None.
AbSent-None.
BY Mr.. Muldoon:-R Resolved. ThaI
Louis ]. Smith be and he is hereby sp
pointed school census raker TOR the Sixth