The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-27
HOARD OF EDuoAr,oN.


BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Organization Completed and New Com.
niittecs Observation-Disclosures Resign.
The Board of Education met last
might with all tho members present.
After the rolI-call 8. r. Smith moved
that John II. Hartman. the member
elect from the Fourth ward, be sworn
lin, which was done. Action on the
notice OF Joseph Pyle for an amend
ment to the rules was postponed.
President Baird was authorized to
sign deeds OF transfer, transferring
ths rights OF the Board In the sewers
laid by the board to the Street and
Sewer Directors.
Mr.. Hartman gave notice OF the resig-
nation OF the janitor of school No. 5.
The committee on teachers was re-
forred q communicates asking for O
might school for Italians. The Law
Committee was referred bill for haul.
ling desks TO the East Lake school.
The work was done before the Board
iof Education assumed control OF the
school there.
Bids for supplying coal and wood
were then opened on motion OF Mr..
Belts and wore:
Combs Coal and Lumber Company
offered to supply wood at &5. 10 o cord.
The George w. Bush and Sons Com.
|pany bids were as follows; Broken
coal, &4.83 ton; egg coal, e4.5S; stove
coal, GAGS; pea coal. $2.g3; bituminous
coal. $3.50 ton; wood, &6 a cord.
The Charles Warner Company bid
las follows: For broken, egg and stove
coal, "a "a q ton; pea coal, S3.15. and
Ibituminous coal, So. SO ton.
Tbe George H. Mccall Company bid
as follows: Broken coal, S5.05 o ton;
legg, $3.50; stove. $5.35, and bitumi-
nous coal $3.50 ton.
The bids were referred to Committee
on Heating, with power to act.
President Baird announced the ap-
Ipointment OF standing and visiting
as follows:
building Committee. IS. H Baynard,
lDr. j. H. Morgan, Joseph Pyle, VIM.
Turner. b. j. Donahoe, W. B. Clerk, DR.
IE. q. Shortlidge.
Committee Oh Teachers-S. n. Smith,
Is. f. Belts. John Pyle. D. II. Coyle,
Jesse X. Baylis.
committee on Books-Dr. &c. G.
Shortiidge. DR.. j. II. Morgan, s. II.
|Baynard. John r. Hartman. DIR. john
Palmer. Jr.
Committee on Manual Training
William Turner, s. X. Smith. A. w.
Brierley, Christian Frederick. Joseph
Pyle.
Committee on Repairs-John Pyle,
ID. IL. Coyle, D. Il. smith, T. 4. O'Don.
nell, a. w. Brierley.
Committee OH Heating and Ventila-
TONS. +. Belts, William Turner. ID.
II. Smith. j. +. Baldwin, T. L. Spal.
lane.
Committee on Accommodates X.
Baylis, z. g. West, Christian Freder-
lick.
Committee ON Transfers.. r. Hart.
man. Patrick Alagarity, /. F. Bald win.
Committee on Insurance-T. f. o.
Donneli. John Pyle, H. I. Alexander.
Committee on Elections-H. r. Alex.
ander, W. b. Clerk, p G. West.
Committee on Health-Dr. John
Palmer, Jr., Patrick Magarity, B. j..
Donahoe.
Committee on Law-Dr. James II.
Morgan. Peyton G. West. Patrick Ma
garity.
Committee on Evening school-A.
v. Brierley, i. +. O'Donnell. Samuel
f. Belts.
The committees to visit the various
schools are as follows.
No. ], d. II. Coyle. DR.. J. Palmer, Jr.
No. 2. Peyton G. West Christian
Frederick.
No. $. Patrick Magarity, John Pyle.
No. 4. VIM. Turner, Jos. Pyle.
No. 8, VIM. ID. Clerk. Jesse X. BaylIs.
No. 81. IL. Baylis. Patrick Magarity.
Coyle.
No. 8, H. t. Alexander, B. J. Dona-
hoe.
No. 0, John Pyle. ]. r. Hartman.
No. 10, L. Spallane, A. ". Brierley,
No. II, Lr. ]. Palmer Jr., s. R.Smith.
No. ~, d. II. Coyle, ]. F. Baldwin.
No. l3, S.iH. Baynard. DIR. Shortlidge.
No. IA. b. j. Donahoe. Is. i. Belts.
No. Is, I. f. O'Donnell, H. t. Alex.
ander.
No. 10, Jos. Pyle, DR.. shortlidee.
No. II, r. Hartman, ID. r. Smith.
No. 10, H. I. Alexander. W. Turner.
No. 10, @. Frederick, r. G. West.
No. 20. ]. 4. Baldwin, W. B. Clerk.
No. 81. s. II. Smith. I. f. O'Donnell.
No. 30. ID. II. Smith, T. F. Spallane.
No. 25. A. W. Brierley, DR.. Morgan.
No. 20. s. +, Belts, DIR. Palmer.
High School, DIR. J. II. Morgan, s. II.
John Pyle.
School at EasLlake. DIR. Z. g. short
lidge. ]. II. Hartman, Jesse X. Baylis.
The committee on printing was au.
thorized to have printed two.page
containing the names OF the
nnd visiting committees. A
uperintendept of construction to
the erection of the new
grammar school was authorized to be
An order in favor OF E. L.
Rice for 1905 was. drawn on the &C.
count of the new school.
The Finance Committee was author
lied to receive tho surety bond of
Lawrence ID. Jones, secretary and
treasurer of the board; also that the
bond be taken from trust company
at the expense of the board.
The designations OF Miss Emma
Dorster of school No. 16. and of Miss
Laura ]. Bishop. Of school No. 2, were
prese nted and accepted. The board
then adjourned to Whites ice cream
saloon. on the Invitation of Lawrence
B. Jones. Its newly elected secretary
and treasurer.