The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-23

Edipaham Maynard q Co, books School
NJ T. Sli2.S2 w. ii. Ewald g. Bro.
stationery Snperintendent's Office. S3l,
CLERKS and Superinteudent's offices,
SO !: School No. IL, tuning piano. 81 so;
School No. ~. s.; School No. q. $3.50
Cowperthwaft & Co., School No. l. sos,
Scnool No. Z, $40. G. T. Merrill a. Co.
High School, $50 so; School No. 2. 1916,
ID. Dole & Co., stationery CLERKS office,
50: school No 5. So 30; School NO. 8. $27.25;
school No. IL, $40; School No. 20. 81. e.,
Taiutor Bros. School No. 2, books, S12.60;
School No. Z, $40; School No. 16,
sf6. silver, Burdctte a. Co. booksj School
No. L, s12. so. School No. 5. S3SSS; School
No. 9. s20.S4; School No. 8. sz7; Leach.
Shewen 81 Sanborn, books, School No. l,
$3.50; A. Lowell s. Co, books, School No. |,
SiI. 81; School No. Z. $3.50; School No. IL,
s6: American Book Co., books, School
No. IL, s13 IS. IS, 5000; School No l2.
s136 62; School No. ID. S14. 10; school No.
IL. SIPS, 50 81: School No. %. IS. Above
claims were referred to their appropriate
committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance-Bv Mr.. Moran, Chairman:-
Resolved. That the following sums be
ordered / paid TO the parties hereinafter
named as per bills accompanying
Juliette ID. Frost, rent School No. 10.
for three months ending May 81, 1891, S75;
aftNUIIOl1 NNV0e aA'
school No. s. Spills; No. IL, s2.e8; No. l2,
$40 g7: No. 90. $2lS3; +. A. Smith, School
No. u, Sl4 go, Repairs, etc. A. Waller f,
School No. 9, $40; Amos Joseph, Schoo |
No. g.. $3.50; William Z. Mullins, School
No s. S12.s2; A. Siegrist, School No. s,
$12 Q5: A. t. Waterman. School No y,
S765; p. M. Hall. School No. II. $40;
Joseph Dorian, School No. II, sl1 IS; jones
f. Blackshaw, School No. IL annex,
$500; School No. 16. 81. 10; A. r. King
Mfg. Co, School No. 81, 50 %; John Mul-
Inns g. Co., School No. %. S25; James Will
sou & Sons, School No %, s. So 80; U.
Gas Imp. Co., School No. 6. December,
1880. s5' 10; January. 1891, s.. IS; February.
1891, $50; Marcn, 1891. s. 40; April, 1891,
81 30. May. 1891, So 10: School No. %.
january, 1891, sl20; March,, 1891,
6Oc.; Printing and Blanks, Sunday
Morning News. SO 80; Jersey City
News. S.; The Evening Journal
sew City Herald, 81 40. s2.70. $40, 50 40
So 40. 81 80, $40; The N.J.Staats ZsituDg.
$3.50. $3.50. SIS, 81. so, $4.50, A5O, IS,
So. so. 81: Books, Stationery. Music. H..
Pinder, tuning piano School No. II, 81;
d. c. Heath & Co., books, School No. 8.
$50. 70; Peckham. Little o. Co. stationery
School No. 9, $40 Go, School No. 8, "a so
Effngham Maynard 81 Co, books School
No. 4. S112.S2; w. III. Ewald & BIO,
stationery Superintendent's Office, S3l.
Clerks and Superintendent's offices,
S7.g7; School No. IL, tuning piano, 81. 80;
School No. 10. So: School No. %. 2.5o;
Cowperthwait s. Co., School No. l, sos,
High School, &c.. 50; School No. 8, $5l. 90;
d. Dole & Co., stationery. Clerks office.
SO: School No. 8, &. 80; School No. 9, $21.25;
School No. 8, 81; School No. II, 81 40:
School No. 12, $40; School Nc 30, -, "a,
Taintor Bros; School No. 2, books, SI2.60,
ra AZ An n. G.A.Al NJ 1R
SIG. Silver. Burdette & Co. books, School
No. /, S12 so; School No. 5, 1855; School
No. 6, ss0.S4; School No. S, SCI; Leach,
Shewell & Sanborn, books, School No. 1,
ST. so; A. Lowell & Co., books, School No. !.
S11. "a; School No. Z. $3.50; School No. IL,
Sc; American Book Co, books, School
No. II, sI3ls, IS, s10.40; School No. ~,
$1,000 School No. 10, si4. 10; School No.
Ia, SIPS, 1884, School No. %, s.. Above
claims were rsfsrrsd TO their appropriate
committees.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken, the above resolution was
adopted by the following vote:-Yeas,
Moran, Garrison. Pdngsten, Reid Nays,
none. Absent, Mr.. Muldoon.
BY MIR. Moran;-
Resolved, That in accordance with
section 10 of an act for the control
and government of the public schools
in Jersey City, approved April 4, 1873,
that che CITY Clerk be requested to draw
aud His Honor the Mayor to sign
warrants to pay all salaries of the princt
pals and teachers for the balance OF the
school year, June, July and August, 1871,
as defined by the State law, on pay rolls
duly certified by the City superintendent
of Public Schools. and that the Board OF
Finance be requested 10 make the neces-
sary transfer If required by law.
The above resolution was adopted by
the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken on Tue
call of the Chairman
Yeas-President Voorhees,, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Phngsten and
Reid.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Mnldoon.
Resolved, That the City Clerk
be requested to draw and His
Honor the Mayor TO sign warrants to pay
City Superintendent, Clerk aud j~anitors
in the employ of this Board for the month
of June, 1891, when due, OIL pay rolls duly
certified by the CITY Superintendent OF
Schools.
The above resolution was adopted, the
yeas aud nays having been ordered and
taken on the call of the Chairman, by the
following vote: Yeas-Presldent voor-
bees, and Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison,
Phngsten aud Reid. N~ays-none. Alb
sent-Mr. Muldoon.
BY Mr.. Moran. chairman Committee on
Annual Report.
Resolved, That the sum of two hun
dred aud fifty dollars be ordered paid Il
Albert DATE on account of printing OIL
the annual report for the year ending
November 80. 1880.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the chairman
the above resolution was adopted by the
following vote
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Pfngsten and
Reid.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Muldoon.
Mr.. Moran reported as having received
a portion of the annual report books
balance to follow in a few days
The meeting then adjourned on mo
ton, until the fourth Thursday in july
esq.