The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-29

0lICOlOL o&iIIoOu OAcI6u du dulGDu-
ment to give the male principal So, 150. He
said that in New York teachers perform
ing the same duties received So, 600 a
year, and as the Board will have plenty of
none next year, he thought the increase
should be made. The amendment was
lost. The four Republican members
voted against it and the three Democrats
voted for it. The original resolution was
then adopted by a party vote.
JANITORS' PAY.
The pay for the j~anitors was fixed at
the following monthly stipends:-
School No. /, S7t, the Janitor.
No, 2, $83 33, Edward ingler.
NO. 3, $50, Michael It. Higgins.
No. 3 Annex, $50. Catherine Corcoran,
No. 4, 500, Jeremiah Lynch.
NO. 5, SOL Sc. Edward Sutton.
No. s, $75. Kate Wales.
No. z, S75, Thomas Duff.
No. 8, $50, Mary A. Corrigan.
No. 10. $3.50, Mary Kupfer.
No. II, 500. James A. Brewer.
No. II Annex, $3.50, Bridget Burke.
NO. IL, $79. II, William Walsh.
No. 70, S56 Is, Julia Shields.
No. ID, SS3.33, August Wehausen.
No. IL, Sal. Is, Marian Sinclair.
No. II, $40, Catherine Mulligan.
No. 10, sac, Mary @. McGovern.
No. 20, S75, Henry T. Kimmerly.
No. 81, S75, Oliver J. Scott.
No, %, S75, Peter McDermott.
No. %, SIS, James German.
No. "a, $75, the Janitor.
The resolution embodying this list was
also adopted by a party vote, because the
Democ rats refused to vote for it unless
the names of the j~anitors of Schools Nos.
l and "a were set forth instead of being
designated as 1.-The Janitor." The Re-
publican mem bers refused to name these
j~anitors as the Partnerships of the schools
WAS being contested in the courts.
H YEARS SUPPLIES.
The coal contract was awarded to James
Coyle, who bid $3.50 a ton for 500 tons oil
egg coal. F. B.. Jones & Co. were awarded
the contract for soap, washing soda and
sapolia. All other janitors'~ supplies were
awarded to Wood & Menagh. In giving
ZONES & Co. the contract for sapolio the
Board awarded it to the highest bidder,
that firm bidding twenty cents a gross
more than its competitor.
the Board authorized William Dunn to
collect surplus furniture from the differ
ent schools and move it to Annex No. g.
He is to be allowed forty cents for each
desk and stool moved and Set up.
COST OF NEW SCHOOLS.
Director Jones presented a resolution
requesting the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners to make a statement Of
the cost or Schools Nos. % and "A and the
site for No. rs, and the estimated cost of
that building and also the cost of the site
for the new High School. Director Jopes
Salu n6 Wanteu THIS information to enable
the Board to prepare its annual report.
Director Moran objected. He thought
the resolution was intruding on the
rights OF another Board. School No. Is
was not completed. and the High School
was only in contemplation and was there
fore not under the Control of the Board of
Education. XIX
Director Garrison saidsEsI vote NO
because l do no. believe he Street aud
Water Board ~ nav ppT attanfinn ~
the resolution
vote.
The Boar adopted a resolution appoint
ing Charles De Voise ~janitor OF Annex
No. 8 at SOC u month, aud received from
Insurance Agent Matthews notice that
the insurance on school furniture will *
pre- Decem Der l. He wanted to renew
the policies at the rate OF s.. so v,er 81. 600.
COMPLIMENTARY EXPENSES.
Director Mutdoon presented 4 resolu-
tiou authorizing a commiLt.2rmo nave
appreciated By