The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

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On motion OF Mr.. Pyle the proper
the City Council for the regular month
ly appropriation.
Tho committee on No. 12 School was
allowed $40 for repairs.
DIR. Shortlidge announced that he
had engaged the Opera House for the
annual commencement exercises OF the
High School. His action was approved
Mr.. Alexander, from the committee
on No. 8, reported In favor of adding
two rooms to the school, and tho report
was referred back to the committee
8 With power to secure bids.
A reeess was then taken TO examine
plans for new school-house for color
cd children at Fifth and Scott streets,
prepared by L. A. Cnrswell
When the board resumed its session,
Joseph Pyle moved that the committee
BE- instructed to secure estimates on
the new school.
DR.. Morgan suggested that the
board adjust its building funds so as
10 allow the new school to be built,
and also to build The new addition to
NO. 8 school. Hehoped the cost would
be kept at $4,000.
Mr. Pyle replied that the committee
! would do its best.
The following report was presented,
read and adopted:
The undersigned committee of the
Board of Public Education, appointed
at a meeting held on May 25 1891, to
prepare minute relating to the death
OF DIR. Arthur II. Grimshaw, Formerly
meniber OF this body, present the fol
lowing.
with profound sorrow and reverent
submission we recognize the over
railing providence OF Almighty God in
removing from our midst by death Dir.
Arthur H. Gilmshuw.
He WIS deeply Interested In the edu-
cation OF the children and youth OF
this community, and was untirlng In
MS Efforts to provide suitable means to
accomplish this object.
HE WAS Il member of the Board OF Ed.
4 ucation when originally formed and
et various times Its president.
"His tender sympathizing nature
AMI love Tor children made him espe-
oiRlly adapted TO this work. This city
and State has parted with O faithful
hfend Of education.
I'VE recommend that tho foregoing
Pc spread upon the minutes OF the
board, anu u copy forwarded to the
fnniily OF our departed friend
flmrles Ba.rl, Joseph Pyle. Z. G.
bbortlitgc, S. X, Smith, James II. Nor
gan, committee"
MIR. Trump said the cooking school
- No. ib has closed for the season and
The teacher had returned To her home.
The salnry of tho teacher amounting
10 SSS. 10 was ortercd paid.
On motion OF DIR. ohortlidge coln-
mittee OF three was appointed to So
cure crayon portrait OF DR.. Grim
hhaM To hang In tho Assembly room OF
The High School, DR. Shortlidge and
Messrs 5, X. Smith and Baylis were
appointed said committee.
On motion OF MIR. Belts the Commit
tee on Fuel was authorized TO receive
D as fof fuel for the coming yeur.
On motion Of s. Redmond Smith
the primary and grammar schools were
allowed to have but one session afte,
Mondny next on account OF the exami
nniions Icing held.
MIR. Smith, from Committee on Man
MI rlinlng School for No. l6 school
70 urted having awarded the contract
Tor lifting up tho necessary rooms In
That school for sS25
Prestdent Baird announced that ht
bal been summoned before the Supe.
kior Court In the case of T. L. Graham
who brings suit to recover salary
piaimel. lie appeared and engage1
20 did not have time to call the boart
together to consult them. The presi
oontS action was sanctioned.
The board then went into an election
10 superintendent OF the publ,
schools,
Dr.Morgan nominated d. W.IIarlan
the present Incumbent. lie was mani
mously elected. Mr.. Belts casting TIN
vote Of the bonrrl. MIR. Harlan than ket
the members for their partlality ant
Kindness and invited the members III
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aiOse OF the session.
Mr. Alexander asked II tho board fur
nished the tickets or rather tho pape
for the tickets TO be used at the schoo
election next Saturday.
s. Il. Smith thought that as tho clerl
OF the peace must furnish the paper
for the tickets, the board should securi
the paper.
1t was generally agreed aftor tn
board adjourned that the printing
committee should take charge o
printing the tickets.
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