The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
The following appointments were coz
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repairs. Referred to Mr.. Kirk.
]. J. McCauley and several others
made an appeal to have Miss Marion S.
Money of school No 3, Third district.
remqyed as she is not satisfactory to a
number Of the patrons of the school and
to that eud asked for the appointment
of new board of trustees
J. 4, Knight, f. X. Ovens and Others
made an appeal to have school No II,
Fifth district, reopened. Referred to
Mr.. Kirk.
Austin l.. Cro,hers made an appeal
in behalf OF the trustees OF school No.
3, Eighth district, for new school
house, the old one being id bad con-
dition. Laid over.
J. l.. Crothcrs made ali appeal to have
Buffers Chart Primer substituted IN
in place of the first reader.
The bill Of H. E. Price for painting
school No. 4, Ninth district, for $3.50
was ordered to be paid. The bill of c;
J. Campbell for cleaning lot at school
No, 4, Third district, for 1913 was
ordered to be paid.
The bids for coal were opened and
accepted as follows:-P. Anderson, First
district, Sc so; t. Courey, Second 1913.
J. NJ. Naudain, Fourth, $3.50; c T.
Mearns, Fifth S. rs; Rowland Man
ufacturing Co., Sixth, Sc %; Rowland
Manufacturing Co, Seventh, outside of
Port Deposit, Sc %, Rowland Manu-
featuring Co.. Seventh, in Port Deposit
So Go; L. ] jackson. E'ghth, S. 90.
The supply OF coal for the Third dis
trict was referred to Mr.. Ash and for
the Ninth to Mr.. Kirk.
The following trustees were appointed
for the coming year,
First District No. |, ]. A. Watts,
Dauiel Hustelt, John Rowan; No. y.
b Coanor. Samuel Frazer. John S.
Benson; No 3, no appointment; No. 4,
q. n. DAVIS, Daniel A. Jones. Il. p.
Lusby; No II. V b Crawford, H D
Budd, & " lockwood; No Amos
Wilson, Guukle. E E Marsh; No. 7,
r A Warrep, w f Wolleyhard, George
| + Bolton; No s, F 4 Thornton, Mark
| Manlove, A ID Suort, No 8. w J Duha
nell, Walter Allen, } G Price, Jr.; No
10, colored, same as No. 4, No. II,
colored, same as No.
Second District.-No. /, William
Price, W . Bradford, James Roe, No.
?. J J Williams. James A. Warner,
George kibleI; No. 3, Wesley Clayton.
J T Beaston; No. 4, H Money, } H
Kuorr, " T Purdy; No 5, J IL R5ed
Wai;mau Smithers, P Steele; No. 6.
Samuel Thompson, W c Lake, Alouzo
Boulder,, No. Z, closed, No. s. John
Miiburn, Henry Boulder, r X Lodge;
No. 8, colored, same rs Nc. q No. 10,
colored, same rs No. 3.
Third District.-No. l, T Ward, w A
Mitchell, Joseph Kitchens; No. 2, w T
Lee, \ WetherilI, W Shivery; No 8,
DR. } II lamar, Daniel Bratton, G g
Strickland; No. 4, Hon James McCauley
] S Settle, G Campbell; No. 5, held
under advisemeut: No. 6, J NJ Naudaiu,
II II Davis, A X Sans; No. 7, S
Smith, Joseph Scarborough, Thomas S
Miller; No s, | d Davis. Warner Nc
Neal, w J Holtou; No. 9, w t Miller,
Thomas Ii. Warburtou, ID n Hanna; No
10, Arthur Harvey, d L McCorkiudale-
Thomas Beers; No. H. colored, same as
Ne. 3.
Fourth District. No. /, d q Work,
John Ramsey, Miller; No 2, James
NJ Casino, Jesse Brewster, John Mckane;
No. 3, T Scott, William Gracy, William
Fraser; No. J. Winfield Scott, Joseph
Brown, William Singles; No. 5, G L
Brokaw, William Hogan, Alfred
Macki.; 6, Reese Mahan, Harry T Miller
George r Peterson, No. Z, J S Hender-
sod, L II Gallaher, William Cresw we'll,
No. s, G Under wood, G NJ Serderliug
George B Ewing; No. 9, Joseph Nc
Fadden, Scott Jamson, Jonu Quinn;
No 10, same as No 3.
Fifth District. No l, WillamJ Wilson;
John McNamee; No. 2, Groves,
Charles Ulary, Philip Ricod; No. W
W Holden, Keitbley, w Foster; No 4
G NJ Vanderbilt, Andrew E Barber, A
Jackson; No. 5, j w Falls, Charles L
Beatty, Andrew Anderson; No 6, W
Clark, A Rutter, Ed Wipgate; No. 7
, o B Logan, William Jones, S Atkinson
No. s, William Reed, William Reed,
Matt. Russell; No. O. A Mccall, William
! McNamse, Clinton JACKSON; No. 10,
Benjamin Lar Harry Trim BILE. Jesse
J ,nney; No II, Nj G McVey, T Holt, r
W Rose; No. -. E X Owens; James
Knight, Isaac Sidwell; No. Is, William
: p Richardson, R B Gibson, j n Black
? Mold same as Mol No Is same as No )
Sixth District.-No. l. W B R9bsr
son, Edwin II Hunt, Watson Reedei
No 2. G Hester, Thomas Riale, W
] Brickley; No. 3, Frank Harris, Henry
+ Gather, r X Rawlings; No. /, c s
Abrahams, Theodore Marshall, Cassius
bcld, st Hiudmau; No s, Barclay
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$ No. 7, Edwin II Reynolds. Wilmer Bird
Leonard Lee; NJ. S, W Rich ards,
Granville w Reynolds, Samuel F
i Pierce; No. 8 S NJ McCardell, w Boyd
S Theodore Saarpless; No. 10. James T
n Graham. C G Caldwell. J P Kirk; No. II
i Joseph r Coates, w T Weldon, F
Atkinson; No -, S I Wiley, Slater |
Tosb, w O Brumrisid; Nos. l and 2
coored, open.
a Seventh Dlstlic, No /, Mlchae
Moore, F J tcksou, II Anderson; No.
o Charles T Ward. Alexander Craig. Amo
. Boyd; No. 3, Edward Cher, John A
e Hasson, Levi E Patterson; No. 4, L
f White, Joseph A. Everist, Samue
e Whitaker; No. 5, J NJ McClenahan, "
g Cummings, Thomas Williams; No
% 6. w B5var, w T Patten. John II
Kimble; No 7, John 3 Tyson, Martin
g Tompson, Arthur Bryde.
}. Eighth District.-No l, T J Death
Lewis T Logan, Alexander Stewart; No
z. Slas J Lowe, NJ S McNamee, Herr,
II RILEY; No. 3, Charles Michigan, J y
Keunard, Edwin Rea; No. John White
David G Bentz, A r Crothers; No. l
colored. same as No. 4, No. colored
same as No 4.
, Ninth District.--No. /, G A Burns
Joseph t Reed, j w Abrams; No. 2 /
Frank Mearns, Ross Smith. J A Fox
= No. 3, James Trainer, John w Hawley
A Craig; No. A. Alfred Kirk, ]
v Crolhers, John Kirk; No. 5, II d Pyle
; A Churchmau, John c Allen, No.
d JacoH Swayne, Amos Brown, Haines
n Kirk; No. Z, Ross Conley, Hug
Cameron. Jr Joseph Yerkes; No
n George S McVey, William KIRK, c
!, Biles, No. 8 same as NJ. 3
is The following assistant teachers wer
appointed = A Laura Jones, school No
5, Second district, first assistant, Emm
Q Lewis, school No. 5, Second distrc
It third assstant.
d 1t was ordered that an examinatio
ID for colored teachers only shall be bel
70 on Tuesday, August 18th.
The bill of the Cecil County NeOs 10
y Sc 81 was ordered To be paid.
20 Adjourned Ia meet in special sessio