The Jersey City news., 1892-01-27
BOARD 0F EDUCATION.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation held in the meeting room, School
No, 5, Bay street, on Thursday evening,
January IA. 1892.
Present at roll call-Messrs. Kelly,
Moran, Garrison, Pfingsten, Reid and
Muldoon.
Absent-President Voorhees,.
The CLERK called the meeting to order.
On motion OF Mr.. Kelly Mr.. Moran was
elected Chairman pro tenn.
The reading of the minutes of the last
regular meeting was dispensed with, and
they were approved as printed in manual
form.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
From Mollie Atkinson, resigning her
position as teacher in School No. %.
Received and accepted.
From various residents OF School Dis
trict No. "a urging the appointment of
Mr.. William McMillen as janitor OF
School No. "A.
Referred to Committee on Janitors and
Janitors' Supplies.
From Martin E. Thew applying for a
position as principal In the school depart
ment OF Jersey City, N. j.
Referred to Committee on Teachers
Salaries and Examination of Teachers.
From James r. Bowen. attorney at law,
requesting the payment of a claim of one
hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
SoVGu CcHtS lOt WOIh NOuC Oh toGHOOl ANo.
Z during the the month of February, 1889.
by Louis w. Reinemann. Prompt pay
ment is desired. Otherwise legal proceed
ings will be brought to collect.
Referred to Mr.. Pfngsten, Committee
man of School No. T.
From the Honorable Board of Finance,
transferring the sum of five hun
twenty-seven cents from approximation
of jantor's salaries. 1S9091. to account of
repairs, gas, etc., 1S90-91. Received and
and filed.
From J. M. Olcott, requesting the
board to place on the text hook and
course of study list w. and A. X, John
sxon's wall maps at the following prices:-
rollers, 50 25 each; mounted on spring
rollers and in veneer cases. at $3.25 each;
size 72X63 inches. mounted on common
rollers, S4 so each: mounted on spring
rollers and in veneer cases, s6 each.
From Rand. McNally & Co., requesting
the Board to adopt for use in our
public schools their globe maps
series ut IS. .25 each; from Leoch, Shewell,
Sanborn requesting the Board to add to
the list. First Lessons in Language at
80 cents, and Elements of composition
and Grammar at go cents from William
Ward & Co. requesting the Board to add
DEOWu > udG6 IOSSOuS du 81 Ccu lS
each. The first lines of English Gram
mar at 25 cents each. The Institutes oi
English Grammar at 55 cents each, and
The Grammar of English Grammars al
$4 each. Referred to Comm ittee Oh
Text Books and Course of Study.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Evening schools reports. &c:
School No. 8, William B. Smyth, print
ing circulars, $40; William Andre, re
n. No IA III
kin. $40; O'Brien & Williams, School No
90, $4330; Patrick O'Connor. School No
81, S66. 90; United Gas Improvement Com.
pany, School No. 2, $40 so, sci
School No. 3. 1886. $l1,70; Schoo
No s. $26 10. S23 10; School No. Ia, 50. As
S. 90; School No. 20, 50 go, 0.35; School
No. 21, $33 IS. $40 .95; special appropriation
Of 81, 600 for School No. 8; Michsel Con
rain, $l16.70. repairs; repairs 1s89-90, Re
gan & Higgins, School No. 5. 81 90 James
Rafter. School No. 5. $40: John Mullins
81 Co., School No. 13, $2S; William Dunno
School No. 10, $40; Patrick O'Cou-
nor, School No. 6, $40. rs; Sharp & Martin
School No. Z. $47.95;, G. Helms. Schoo
No. 8, SO so; special appropriation o.
twenty Thousand Dollars, repairs. etc.
Michael Conrair. School No. o, $17.70
School No Is, $4; John Mullins & Co.
furniture. School No. 4, S.; j. +. Hupfer
School No. z. S277; James Stuart. Schoo
No. ID, S34.lS; school NO. ~, Rooer
Weaver. 81 25; appropriation of 1S90-91
repairs, etc, Robert Mccormack
School No. l, $27; William
Dunno, School No. 6, $3.50; Patrick
O'Connor. School No. 81, s31 "a; Alex
ander Patterson, School No. Z. $14 40
Sharp & Martin, School No. Z, $3.50
School No. s, SIS 90; School No. 10, sill 60
James Stuart, $71 9S; United Gas I'm
provement Company, School No. 2, gas
October 1891, S5.70; School No. A, Octobei
1891. 81 so; School No. 5, November 1891
81. so; School No. 9, October, 1891. 81 .05
November, 1891. $4.05; December, 1891
s.. .95;School No 90, December. 1891. 90c.
Books. stationery. etc.. 1890 Old
lo'S No. 8. $4 sS s2s, S.: "sshY schoo{ No isS s.
School No. 13, 49, so; School No
II, So. 80; Effingham, Maynard & Co.
books, school No. IL, Sl5S4; Edwarf
Holmes. stationery, School No. g. S23. SO
School No. II, 81. $1l S5; School No. IA
$12. 75; School No. 10, S.. 81. IS 81; Arthu
Cooper, stationery, School No. 3. S.; Clint
s. Co., books, School No. Z. 81. 80; Ameri
can Book Company, superintendent
office. books, 50; School No. l, $14 40
S1924; School No 3. SO. S4, SCI so. $23. 90
High School, $1,44; School No. IL, $39 SO