The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

ularioC IL our hands a school iuiloinE
which IS a graf credit 10 city. a
Whereas, Tac committeeman from this
Board has thoroughly examined tue
building anil hereby reports its condition
perfect: therefore be Is
Resolved, That we hereby accept the
enlarged and Improved school building
from the Street and Water Commission
err. and do now extend to them the
thanks and commentator OF this Board.
and be it further
Resolved, That the preamble aad reso-
luton De sprcal in full upon Il minutes
aud Il copy sent to the Street ami Water
Commissioners, and our Clerk cause
same 10 be published lone inseriiot) in
the official newspapers. thereby giyinl
our cit zens m opportunity OF knowing
about the increased schoOl facilities ia
the Third district.
AND /
Proposals for printing toe annual re-
port of the Boar1 Of Education for the
year ending November 30, 1870. were re-
caived from {. 5. Clarke. Jr., the Jersey
CITY Printing Com-any aud Albert D4tz
aud referred 10 Committee gu Annual
Report.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books and Stgtiouery-trpui Thomas
Whitaker, 81 30; Shell o & Co, S14 30;
Euner & Aniend, $50 40; Baker. 1ayior &
Co, cal co: Charles Bsssler, s1t5 50. A. i.
Gage, sS9: Leoch, Shewell 4 Sanhorn,
Ss2 90; Edward Holmes, <64S; SpencerlHtl
Pen company, SIS; A Lowell q Co.. also.
$40. so; 1aintor Bros, S460. So -. Ettiag-
ham, Maynard * Co, $50 As. ~ 40, $9.19;
Cowperthwait Il Co, $32 20, s2S.S0. 5000;
G.. +. Merrill g. Co. IS IS S3.60. 50. SEQ.
s.. T6, <S.40, S2S 60, $3.50. 81 10, 80 S6; Uni
ver~Ity Publishing CpmDany, S3 SO. $1J.tS,
$50, $50. s33. S34 Be. So CA; P~ecknnm, LIT
tie q c., $40 40, SIS 40, s5Gs5, So 50, "a -,
IS. SIG I2. Sll.75, SIS 90, SlO31. 63c Aver,
Hon. MAE T. A n Ri IA EfE ~ fn. -
Referred to Committee ~ BOOKS and
Stationery.
nEPof:rs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance 10y AFR. Moran.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be- re-
quested to draw. ana his honor the Mayor
70 sign warrants to pay officers, teachers
and j~anitors in the employ OF this Board
for tue month of March, 1891, where due
or pay rolls duly certified Uy the City
Superintendent Of Poblic Schools.
Tue yeas aud nay having been ordered
and taken on the call of the chairman,
the above resolution was adopted by the
Yeas-President Voorhees, aud Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Pdngsten. Null
doom and Reid.
Nays. none.
Absent. none.
Teachers. salaries and examination of
teachers by Mr.. Reid.
Resolved, That Miss Kate F. Kenny be
aud she Is hereby appointed teacher in
school No. 4, said appointment to take
effect Immediately.
Ia yeas aud nays having been ordered
and taken on the cali of the chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the fol-
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Pingsten. Null
doou aud Reid.
Yeas, none.
Absent. none.
Resolved, That Miss Minnie G. Ahrens
be and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in school No. 4, said appointment TO take
effect immeniately.
The yeas aud nays were taken on the
call of the chairman, and the resolution
adopted by the following voter
Yeas-President Voorhees,. ana Messrs.
Kelly. Moran, Garrison. Piagsten, Null
doom and Reid.
Nays, none.
Absent, noue
Resolved, That Miss Mamie Brown be
aud she Is hereby appointed teacher in
School No. L. Said appointment to take
effect Immediately.
The yeas ana nay were taken on the
call of the chairman, and the resolution
adopted by the following vote:-
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, PfngsteB, Null
doom and Reid.
Nays, none.
Absent, none
reported shat the contractors had started
10 build new schools Nos. % and "a, re-
spectiveiy.
Committee on text books recommend
the following additions: Lessons in
Right DotDg.n Teachers Publishing Co.
"Fiskes Ciyil Government" "Colburns'
arIthm etic," Wheelers' secoud lessons in
arithmetic, Riverside literature series.
Houghton, Mihin d. Co., Mlllin Brodley
Co, Springfield, Mass, drawing ket No.
l without pads zoe. each, with pads 24e.
No. 2 without pads 37Kc. each, with pads
44c, without support for dummy models
2gLc. each, black board dividers Nc. 2
57K C. each, Color in the School Room"
75c. each, teachers box of colored papers,
Bike. teachers friction discs 25c. each,
pupils 10e. each, clock dials, kcuy build
ers' boards 371Tc. each. cube root blocks
No. 2 45c. eacn. cabinets of weights and
measures IS each.
Adopted on motion of MI. Phngsteu the
Board took a recess for five minutes; upon
r~eccnvening the following members
answered the roll call:-President Voof-
hees, u Messrs. Kelly. Moran, Plug
stem, Muido1n and Reid.
Absent, Mr.. Garrison.
On motion of Mr.. Moran the awarding
of the contract for printing annual re-
port was laid over until next meeting.
BY Mr.. Kelly and unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the public schools of
this city be and they are hereby ordered
closed until Tuesday. March 81. 1891.
BY Mr.. Pfngsten aud unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Board
be and are hereby rendered TO the Hon.
Michael Malone, member OF assembly
from this county, for his efforts in secur-
hands Of the Board the school buildings
and school property of this city, aud
be it
Resolved, That a certified 0 p of this
resolution be forwarded 10 the Hon.
Michael Malone.
The meeting on motion adjourned.
JAMES j. WIsEMAN, Clerk.