The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-07
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the payment OF tue following bills:

INtclttliuliN SUBMITTED.
JAMES ALLISON.
GEO. NANN ERDEN, Com
On motion of Mr.. Ward the report wa,
adopted.
Mr.. Cole remarked that as some bills
/ were not o, KID, by the proper commit
| tees they had 10 be left out, and moved
! that they and all other bills be paid here
| after MS soon as o. k'd, by the committees.
| The motion was seconded by Mr. Davis.
/ The roll being called, the vote stood rs
| follows. Yeas, Campbell, Powell, FACE
and Allison. Nays, Ward, Van Werden,
/ Cole and Davis. The vote being tie the
/ president cast his vote in the affirmative
/ and the motion was declared carried.
! Mr.. Fazel asked for instructions TO pur-
chase the necessary books of reference fox
| the High school.
On motion of Mr.. Allison the commit
tee on supplies were authorized TO investi-
gate the matter of books Tor the High
school with full power to act.
The committee on visitation of schools
presented the following report which on
motion was received and ordered spread
upon The records:
To the President aad 30 ard Of Education:
GENTLEMEN-The visiting committee
appointed by the president OF this board
makes the following report:
We visited each school room in the city
and we found all the schools in good con-
ditiod and the scholars manifesting great
interest IN their work. In all the schools
the principals and teachers are working
tremendously for the advancement of the
grades. We found the desire upon the
part of eaCn teacher TO make the work
thorough and complete.
The work OF our new teachers, who are
principally graduates from our normal
school, is all that could be desired
TIE drawing has been delayed for the
reason that the boaTi has been unable to
procure the necessary material for this
work. However, that cause has now been
removed and the work in all the schools is
progressing rapidly aud we have no doubt
mat this branch under tie able super
vision of Miss Skinner will by the first Of
the year be fully 40 10 the expectations
Of this board the principals aud the
parents.
Great advancement has been made ia
penmanssiD. Miss Rider in the short
time that she has had control of the de-
partment has proven herself to DE- a very
proficient teacher. In the supervision OF
music by Miss Clark, there has been no
retrogrsde movement. The students are
doing good thorough work. The High
school has an able corp Of teachers aud
Notwithstanding The lack Of sufficient
room, the school Is being conducted Ia
very satisfactory manner; and under al
c umstances We may expect better re-
suits thIs year than 10 any previous year
IN tue history Of cur High school.
The Normal -choo. ha, larger enroll
ment thi, year than ever before. the
work Of The principal. Miss Rowe. and her
assistants is 81 she highest order and COM
pieje ID every particular. All substitute
work furnished hy thI. department has T.
been gooJ Much better than could have !
been procured from any other source. The /.
ItuItcrs ARE al dolu- tueir woFk welt, aud I.
we bel.rve without exception, have the .
good viii and respect % Leac5ers ana .
pupils. 4 IT, WAEn. (
+ K POWELL
J. X COLI.
The president appointed the following
d a committee Oh visitation Of schools for
be ensuing quarter NeS=Cs- Allison.
stanley aad + A. DAVIS
Mr. Ward said that be was deeply inter .
.stsd L. The German - Tie HlgL schoo.
md Jbat 30 was not receiving fHr attention
& should, add THAT the Instructor 3u Ger-
nau was u5t receiving i4e salary she
houis. aad novel that Ns. Dr~~csaar
he German Instructor he ius oa full tine
nd b. paid - per m0afb. AiE Co.e
moved % amend by placing Miss RYDER a..
- pr month alss NJ " ART accepted
bs amend men; aIsd resofn msudsd Il. Mr.
)aYis seconded the motion. Ar. Camp (
mover - 2 &atf-s- siL- tt44&& Ea5s that
1r e. referred Ca ,a- proper committee
r. taz-i 7-sou1ea. TIE go..
.as called % tEe substitute
nd toe xo5e was Iagi4s.-
.eas. Cam p5eH Powell. Fszel and Allt-5a
Is, " ard, %Aa} eg4ea. Cy.r, Ass.. T. =
'avls. The vo.- being tl- tGc pres deaf
z-I sis vote lts sac negative ard STE sui
.ltUte was declared lost Re origins!
.ol On was then adopted aazHImeGst
On mot.aa 81 M Ward. lf sz- aear-ra
AT n books should - v5u Out ID tie
1rary during board mss;Ia2
ON D3tlcu Ct Nr aPssas. the csm-
lltee oa building anG grounds were g.-
rested 70 CrsE UD rue. ~ Ire E9yera-
=ng % the jaHitors
= - %As NrFs Pres
T. :. IEwlS. >eey
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