The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
ence Turner, Jennie Clerihew. Emma
Huber and Ida Bain.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
[oFFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS !

Huber and Ida Baia.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ToFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular meeting OF the Board of Edu-
cation held in the meeting room, Bay
street, on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 90, 1892.
Present = All the members of the
Board.
On motion OF DIR. Shain, Alderman
Dusenberry was invited to a seat on the
platform.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the reading of
the minutes was dispensed with and
6ney were approved as printed in manual
form.
COMMUNICATIONS,
From Mary A. Burr declining the ap-
pointment of teacher in School No. 10.
Received and accented
From Messrs. Onward G.. Weston.
Henry H. Riker and Daniel A. Kelley
applying for positions rs Janitors.
Referred to Committee on Janitors, etc.
From VIM. J.. Huston & Co., concern
ing their blacklioRrds.
Referred to Committee IN Books. etc.
From New Jersey Water Purifying
Co, inclosing a proposition to furnish
filters for the use OF the several schools in
the city.
Referred TO the Committee on Book 8,
Stationery n Supplies.
PROPOSALS N BIDS.
Proposals for coal Were received from
tre following:
Edwards & Walker. ]. j.. Maxwell,
Coughlin Bros, James Coyle, and
Mackey, Young & Co.
Referred to the Committee on Fuel.
Proposals for wood were received from
the following:
Hauck Bros, j. t. Hopf, Edwards &
Walker, Robert Donshea and NJ. Dugan.
Heferred to The Committee on Fuel.
Proposals for Janitors' supply were re-
ceived from f. B. Jones & Co., j. 4.
Wilson, r. M. Markert and Wood s.
Menagh.
Referred to the Committee on Janitors
and JaniJors' Supplies.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books, Stationery & Co., Leach, SheweTl
and Sanborn. No. 8, s1.SO; No. IA, ST.. SS;
No. 10. $3.50. Peckuam, Little & Co.,
No. /. SIT; No. z, $3.50; No. s, St1; No,
II. S2l. "a; No. 10. 1886. University Pub-
fishing Co, No. z SLIPS. c. E. Merrill;
& Co, No. !. $3.50; No: Il, s4as. Ameri-
No. 80. SIG {. D. Slote & Co, No. 8, 81. 20.
No. s. $3.50; No. %, 81. H. Snyder Sup
erintendents Office, $50 As; A. H.
Graft, Clerks office. $50 so. D.. G.
Health & Co.. No. 2, S107 80; No. s, SS5.21.
Janitors' supplies, Wood & Menagh. No.
L 1O.0O w. liz CO.CJs NO. Ia. @lO "a. NO
%. S1.6o, s1.7o, s., sls.34. S3l SO. $50 60.
S50.31; No. "a. 81 05, $15.45, S67.46. Re-
pairs, Gas Heating, &c, United Gas I'm
~provement Company, School No. 1. 81. 30,
S1.05; No. 2, $405. l.65; No. 8. $50: No. 4,
S7.20, So; No. 5, $3.50. SO: No. q, So. go.
$40: No. 8, 81. so, $40: f. j. Mathews,
SIS. IL; f. c. johnson, SO; N. Y. aud N.
j. Telephone Company, sos.
Referred to the appropriate CON nit
tess.
The Superintendent reported that the
schools were closed on Friday. Move mber
Is by order of the President, to enable
the teachers to attend the Teachers In
stitute as required by the State law.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
E1aance-By Mr.. Jones ChaIrman:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
quested to draw, and His Honor the
Mayor to sign warrants to pay officers,
teachers and j~anitors in the employ OF
the Board of Education for the month os
November. 1892, when due, on PAYROLL
duly certified by the City Superintendent
of Public Schools.
Upon the yeas and nays being called,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote.
Yeas-President Reed. DR.. Shain. DR..
Allen, Nh. Jones and Mr.. MuIdoon.
Nays-Mr. Moran and Mr.. Garrison.
By Mr.. Jones, Chairman:
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named, as per bills accompanying:
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books. stationery, ETC., Leach, Shewel |
No. 10, 81. 80. Peckhaln, Little & Co
No. 1, $8.77; No. z. ST. 30: No, 8, S11; No.
II, $21.94; No. 10, So .s5. University Pub
lIshing Co., No. Z, SLIPS. C. E. Merrill
& Co. No, |, s.; So No; Il, s. 80; Ameri-
No C2 S17 20 n S1ota e. m No Q c- IN
No. s, 81. SO, No. %. 81. II. Snyder, Sup
erintendent's office. s5945; A. ii.
Graft, Clerks office. $685. 50. d. c. Health
& Co, No. 2. slo7. 80; No. s. ss5.21. Jan
tors supplies. Wood & Menagh. No. a,
90. s1.6o, sl.7o. IS. SIS "a, ss1. SO, $3.50 {,
s5o.3l; No.24, 4.05. Sl545, $67.46. Re-
pairs. Gas Heating, &C.. United Gas I'm
provement Company. School No. 1, $1.20,
$l.05; No. 2. 81. 05, 81 65, No. 8, $50; No. 4,
$3.50. So; No. 6. $3.50, So; No. 6. So. 60.
500; No; 9, Sl.50, $40; F. J. Mathews,
j. Telephone Company, $95.
Upon the yeas and nays being called,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-President Reid, DR.. shain. Mr..
Garrison, DR.. Allen, Mr.. Jones aud Mr..
Muldoon.
Nays-Mr. Moran.
DIR. Allen for the Committee on Schools
Z, 5 aud 10 reported that in consequence
OF the lack of room in those schools the
committee recommend the following:
Resolved, That the President Of this
Board aud the Committee on Schools z, s
and 10 be instructed to effect a lease from
month to month until such time as the
new building No. % is completed and
realty tor occupancy of the brick
building situated at III South
street, Jersey City, at a monthly
rental of S66. SO 80 for the accommoda-
ton of sucn pupils as are not now pro-
vided for. The owner Of said property to
make good all broken glass, repair and
make good the floors, repair and mske
good the water closets, aud build a par
tltion across the end of the building on
the first floor.
Resolved, That the Corporation Counsel
be requested 80 draw up the necessary
documents TO consummate the leases.
Upon the yeas aud nays being called
the resolution Was adopted by tue votes
of all the member of the Board,
On motion of Mr.. Moran a recess of five
/ minute was taken.