The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-10

| but none embraced the colonel in response
to his remarks.
OFFICIAL SCHOOL BOARD PROCEED
ING>,
| The board of education met in adjourned
| session on Friday. Sept. Q. 1892, at CLOCK
o. NJ, with President Van Mugs in the
chair. The mem bers present were Messrs
Ward. Stanley. Van Werden, Cox, Camp
bell, Van Mugs, Fazel. Powell, Allison,
| DR.. Davis and L. A. Davis, Mr.. Cole com
| ing in shortly after roll call.
The president stated that this was an ad
journed meeting for whatever business
might come before the board.
The committee on teachers and salaries
presented the following report:
To the Honorable Board of Education:
Part /. Your committee on teachers and
salary take pleasure in recommending for
your consideration Professor j. w Ward
fer teacher of music at a salary OF $500 per
annum for this school year.
+. r. POWELL, Chm.
l.. NJ. Cox,
GILES DAVIS.
Mr.. Allison moved seconded by Mr..
Campbell, to amend the report by substi-
tuting the name of Miss Jessie L. Clark
for that of Dir. Ward. Mr.. Fazel moved
to amend Mr. Aliison's motion by substi-
tuting the name of Mr.. C. G. Pierrepont.
Mr.. Fazels motion receiving no second,
Major Powell withdrew his report and the
secretary read the applications Of the fol-
lowing: Professor j. w Ward, j. NJ
Townsend, c. G. Peirrepont, Jessie l..
Clark, Nina Sickler, b. NJ Whitney and
S. E. Griswold.
On motion of Major Powell the salary
OF the music teacher tor the ensuing year
was fixed at SO per month for nine
months.
A ballot was then taken which resulted
as follows: Ward, =; Clark. 3; PeirreDont,
/; Townsend, 8 There being no choice.
second ballot was taken as follows: Clark,
6; Townsend. g. Miss Clark having re-
ceived a majority of the votes cast WAS
duly declared elected teacher of music for
the ensuing year.
Mr. Ward asked to be excused from
voting not because Mr. Ward was not his
brother nor any relative whatever, but
because he didn't want 10 vote and was
excused.
The committee on teachers further re-
ported:
Second. Your committee would fur
Their recommend that owing to the crowd
ed condition of the High school that no
foreign students be admitted for this
year. r. X POWELL
J.. NJ. Cox.
GILES DAVIS
Committee.
Mr.. Stanley moved and Mr.. T. A.
Davis secened, that the report be adopted.
After lengthy discussion. the motion
was put and declared lost.
1t was decided by vote Of the board
that the principal OF the High school and
the principals of the ward schools collect
the tuition from on-resident pupils and
turn same over TO the treasurer, taking
his receipt for the money turned over TO
him.
The committee on supplies reported as
follows:
Your committee on supplies would
recommend the purchase of he following
supplies for the department of drawing:
Five hundred packages 9xl2 white draw
ing paper.
Extra models for primary grade.
Nine hundred l-toOt metric system
rulers
Ten pounds rubber erassrs.
One pound clay.
Eighteen large compasses.
Casts for High school.
Five hundred sheets Watmau's drawing
paper.
Colored paper according to books.
Respectfully, GILES DAVIS.
joins II. FAZEL
Mr. Allison moved, Mr.. Ward seconded.
that the report be amended by adding go
pairs of scissors and go compssses. The
amended was adopted On motion OF Mr.
Allison.
The following report from the chairman
of the board Of city examiners was read,
sud on motion ordered placed on file:
TO The Board Of Eaucation Of wichita Kan-
GESTLEMEE-Yo Your board Of examiners
OF applicants for licenses o tssch in our
city public schools beg leave 20 submit TO
yon the following rEpoFr Of examinations
held on the San saa 5ih last.
Fifteen parsons presented themselves for
examination. Or this uunbsr thres wsre
found 70 lie entitled to cert IfIcates for a
term CT ihres years. four foE two years
and ous Ter twelve months, seven 1aIlea
to pass ~ one or more branches
The members OF yOar qgsr1 are IN
pressed Nth the fact that tbe NUMBER
VITO fail ia TIE Combinations are
lzrz=r than t5ey were year Or
tS'o ego. agG THAI While annex
those who pas the exam 5uHtsts1l tIasSs are
so.ie persons ~ ffEse ffzigsTEsists, tie ager-
a-e & scholarship j. aot Increasing Ne
are Thoroughly al TIC opi u3ou EaAt eBiy
first grade licences AID those II SPECIALISTS
sacuhI he renewed z5faout t-as.ous
sn III. the sra8cEges e slB.fy rggNssei IN Ger
schools. Respectfully submitted,
DAVID IS EET.as.
Chairman Board q EXON 4uerS-
Oo'natiou OF Air ward lbe supply en-
rnslste ware authorized . zdve.als& tov
bias % tas supplies i9E sas department q
Graeisg
Ga s.,ot.oB q Ag. Davis i was decidsd
20 cpsa The Levy ssTses seA2sl to- PERIOD
% ;w9 veeks n order % e1ab.e tie 1aeTa-
hers - determines whether There were
snoegh pupils would aIfeEsd % wsEr4ai
It's. --ssyifas II "a teaches 90 sssas schaol.
TIE ulstier * paftits Bp hegpo9es Or
saoz zcAosl bail6tng Sss sroa-At E2, aud
on motion 6: Mr. r. 4 AaE5s. reserga4 90
th@ con. uaittts ea bu8d5ngs and grozn6s
slgh fall Fosv~s e az, providing 10. sa*t
q pGrsSng up poss - essE saA.s34zg
v~0aid nos exceed a.
Oa nzo15oa 1s beard thsa al 501rnsd-
! y bASSrXz
r J. TEEy, Fres.1r..-
seSre.4zT