The Jersey City news., 1892-06-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
LoEFIo1AL pRocEEpINGs.1 ]

regular lQeelluR VI inc 11VuAU W ANN>
cation, helu ut its rooms, Bay street, OIL
Thursday evening, June 9, 1892.
Present-All the members ofthe Board
"a seven In number.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
The minutes OF last meeting on motion
of DR.. Shain were approved as printed IL
manual form.
COMMUNICATIONS,
From Glass OF 80. Hig School. request
ing use of Assembly Room on afternoon
of June II for class reunion.
Permission granted.
From Mr.. NJ. b. Guilford. Principal
No Z, inviting the Board to attend the
GRADUATING exercises on Juue %.
Accepted with thanks.
From MIR. Edward Kelly, Principal No.
f. inviting the Boai to attend the closing
exercises on June "a.
Accepted with thanks.
From St. Br;dcet's Y. NJ. c. A, in.
viting the Board to attend the laying of
the col ner stone of the Catholic Lyceum,
on Sunday, juno 10
Accepted with thanks.
From the A. A. Griffing Iron Co., ask
ing about steam heating of School No. 1.
Referred to Borrd of Street and Water
Commissioners.
From p. Hommell, NJ. D., concerning
his son, a pupil in No IL.
Referred TO Com. Oh School No: IL.
From A. d. Joslin, Principal No. 10 re-
specting repairs at that school.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books and tationery-American Book
Co. No. Q, S140.26. IS. .S4, S12 II, 1884 No. 8,
1704, No. 9, s4 80; Leach, Sheweit q
San born, No. 12. SOL 67: A. Cooper. No. Z,
S21. SO, Nc. 90, sl4 So, No. 81, 81 "a: D. z.
Heath & Co. No 8, S33 IS. S33. 70, Sa2; 73;
a, $50. sci. No. "a, sl2.So. SIS;
Superiutendent 81. 70. Ginu & Co..
Merrill & Co, No. i, s1a.eO, No. 8, So, No
II, So, s24, S10Os; Peckham. Little & Co.,
No. 4, SCI 20, No. %, .Sl2 90. Houghton,
Mif1lln Il Co, No. 6. 81, A, No. 8. sl44,
No IL, S24 A. Lowell & CO., No. g. S11 80.
No. IL, SSe2; University Publishing Co,
No. z. s12, No. 10. $40. 16. No. II, s53. No.
ID, s27; silver. Burdett g. Co, No. l, S14.40
No. Z, So, No. 8, SlO490; Win. Wood g.
Co., No. II, 50. Sc; J. 3. Lippincott & Co.,
No. IL. 1864; Taintor Bros. & Co No. z.
SCI. No. II, S11, Sl7.2S No. 20, 81 80. No.
90. $1s E. II. Butler, & Co., No. II. $50 80;
No. 10. sl7.60 Effingham Maynard Co. ,s11,
$13.44, $14; A. H. Graft. Clerks office. $50
Janitors supplies-Wood & Menagn.
No. l, $9.S4; No. 8. S32 so; No. 5, S25.70,
S. GA; No. 6. $40. 10; No. II. SOIL; No. Is,
sl4.90, Sl9.sS; No. IA, S1i95
Printlng-Jersey City PRINTING. .oo Co.,
SOoC. w IN. EHusoWS SSo' III OalH' Voo' D.
L. Compton, $50.
Referred to the appropriate Committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance by Mr.. Jones, Chairmau:
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordesed paid to the parties hereinafter
pamed as per bills accompanying:
Upon the yeas and nays being called.
the resolution was adopted by the votes
of all the members of the Board.
HIGH AND TRAINING SCHOOL.
BY Director Shain, Chairman:
have the honor to report that the fol-
lowing named pupils have successfully
completed the prescribed course of study
in the Training School and are entitled
to diplomas therefrom:-Ella Anderson,
Cole, Lizzie Dugan, SUSIE Dougins A.
florence Dawson. Edna Denver. Emma
Falkenbury, Grace Feury, Minnie Greg
ory, Gerrgia Grimes, Gertrude Hopkins.
Maggie Hewitt, Lille Helnold, Grace
Hook. Leoa X. HoLler. Harriet W. Tom
lins, NJ. Kate Thomas, Alice Whitaker
and Augusta Liegener.
Resolved, That the report Of the COM
mtttee be and is hereby acc c,p.ed and that
all the pupils therein named as having
passed satisfactory examination, and be-
come thereby entitled TO diplomas from
the Training School, be placed upon the
list of eligible candidates for teachers
positions.
Carried unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Jones:
Resolved, That Miss Lille Gregory be
granted leave OF absence during the
month of June, less monitors pay.
Carried.
BY Mr.. Garrison
In accordance with Rule Ga, Page gil,
Animal Report, be it Resolved, That the
schools under the supervision of this
Board be and they are h-rebv ordered
closed on Friday. June "a. and remain
closed until Monday, September 10, 1899.
Carried.
On motion of DIR. Shain the meeting
then adjourned.
ALVIN H. GRAFT.