The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-27

called the resolution was aioo-ed by the votes
chairman On the reeoma oxidation Of inc teachars'
Sommittee kesoiyed, That the 60 itfon OF Vice
Mary = Daley, be and the same Is hereby declared
vacant on and efter Nov II. 1898 Adopted
OK the Teachers' Committee, resolved, thai Miss
WWary a fockhsn be and she is hereby appointed
cause by tho retirenent OF yiss Mary a Daiv. said
appointment to take effect November u. 1893 rhe
adopted by the vote, Of Ill the mem oerI o'tSe
Doara BY Mt Allen, c6 'irman..on ire recon-
! rim mn e be and she is hereby appointsd teacl,er
ref 9Gn9s No y t. m the vacancy caased BY the
aake eject immediately The cas- ala n lys being
s aai ,Sa the resolutiee was adopted BY the yotas Of
IN man on the recommendation OF Mr. Balg. re-
so vea nat MICS nsgaie foohey bs and she Is
sfaaaea ieaye OF absence until DecenIber /, 1893
Looted Booxs. stationerv. sc By qr Cowles.
Saalr nan Resolved, That the clerk OF this board
pe ara Is hereby dire ted to advertise for prop1-
sais 70 Furnish and deliver books and stationery to
f bsei na9iIc schools Of this city, for the fiscal year
DOCKS and stationery TO be delivered in such
& Sca nr ihs as as me on books, STATIONERY.
Sd hsDh az t Ie 1extr ,grlar meeting of the board
That the clerk Of this boar be and he IL sei nersSy;
iuW Ye 70 al yertife To- proposals &, furnish de
ddr I've snd plare In he prone receptaclos Ave nun
urea tons, more or Tess, of the best quality coal to
the public schools Of this CITY for the n1cal year
81 ID coal to be furnished ?240 lbs to the ton we'll
scree1ed, and to be delive ed in such quantities as
u committee On Leel or the board may direct,
proposal5to be ~preseted at the nex9 regular mesu-
ing OF the GARD .Adoptad
BY NJ. Beach. Chairman, Resolved. That the
CLERK OF this Board be and he is hereby directed
no mora aav oq lss. for 20 pPr,oposals to furniss fifty eoras
split, 70 tne pubic scaools of this city for the fiscal
year beginnine December /, 1873 aud eniing No
semDer ~ 1871 TO De delivered in such quantities
p mes 2 70 &c presented at the next regular
plies. BY Tr. Bailey Sos Chairman ma1p'fRa esoly sadit Tssr sa the
Cierk Ct this Board be and is hereby direc ed TO
s sentI ar for proposals Q furnish and deliver
Tor me fiscal year beginning D~eesmberi. 1893. and
ending o,, No,smber 80 1894 saia %ianitors' supple. o
on Janftors or ~Janitors' Supplies or the Roard
may direct; propo ,als to be presented at the next
regular meeting OF the board. Adopted.
School No is-By Mr. Degnan. reported thai the
repairs had not been made to the farnacs aud THAI
the entire school neuld have to close in case OF
cold weathc-, miscellaneous business-on motion
g. poa MT a Al sr the clerk was directed to notify the
repairs t., the furnaces OF School No IS had not
been made and 70 REQUEST them to compel the
school might not be closed. On motion Of Mr.
Allen. the Board then adjourned. Alvin H Graf
Ry Mr. Bailey whereas MIS- Eliza ] Evsland has
been In the employ OF the board for the past forty.
aithful and efhcisnt teacher, therefore on the
p esommsndatio1 Of the Teachers eammittee
and after Dec l. 1895. at the rate OF si.gi0 Der year
The yeas and nays being called the resolution was
Msssrs obsrsfsiff and Bailey saiuFrs ~asyse s%asr
Gowies, Allen and Dsgnsn Absent-Mr Reach
man ~aesolvsd. That the following be the seized
uie Of Janitors salaries for the fiscal year begin
No !. BERNARD Mccormack. 5000; ,. Edward Dingler.
o 3 e,s, Michael 4, : Eig5iaso SOL > ; s nj * ( cq e
( sutton. 10 g. Kate Walsh. sO1:7, charles stuhr.
800; : Mary A Corrigan. So 8 annex. Charles p
Brewer, 900 II annex, Rid ptef Burke. 45i: i, VIII
1a% Wslsh' 49, 49, i - milan Sglis sh s i .,r SO q, y a.,ss.
Inc Mul1igan. 4SO; 10. Mary G McGovern. as; 20.
nsnry r Kimmsrly. 3d.; 2. oliver ] Scott; 800; q,
"a. Garrett, vreeland. SEQ. Total. s1s.7sl. The yeas
and nays being called tine resoletion was adopted
oy the votes or all the members of the boarp pres
ent By Mr. Bailey, Chairman Resolved, That the
following be the superintendent among the sew
ending November. 80, 1891.
S. school No 500; !; 100: !, 100; $ annex. 20: 4. 10: !
g, 100 = eo; 4, 90; le, 50: II. 80; 10, 80; 20. 100; 2i,' 100;
e. Ss,n 100 c q 70; q. ioo; e; 100 The yeas ana NAYS
votes of allthe members of the board present
School No = By Mr. Dsgean %reportsd that the
was in ba or:er school No % BY ar Jones re-
por1ed that the new fire pots had not been placed
repaired the blackboards The clerk was instructed
TO inform the eoard Of streeS and Water Commits
sioners and to request their immediate attention
speciol Committees. Manual training. by Nj
Trefning schrol against the protest of the CON.
mit'es Miscellaneous Busin ass Ky Mr. Jones Re-
solved. That the night schools under the control
OF this beard be classed from Dee II to Dec Ii. both
st.af or Feb i! 1894 The yeas and NAYS being
called the res nlution was lost by the following
vote Yeas President Jones. Messrs Ohergfell and
and Degnan NAYS. Messrs Cowles Allen and
Boiley Ahsent Mr. Peach BY Mr. Allen Whereas
1t is q well Known fact thst when steam pipes are
c,vsred amount OF heat is Increased and con.
sumption OF coal decreased and. Whereas. most
II not all OF the pipes in our schools are exposed
necsssitatisg loss Of heat and q larger consump-
tion of coal and, Whereas. in our opinion cover
ing OF the plpss would en- able US to secure more
head at less co I: therefore. be 1t Resolved. That
missioners bs and they are hereby requested to
Rave abe exposed steam D'pes in the school build
pose Adopt On motioa Of Mr Obergfeli the
posrd theneo journed.
Alvin Fl Graf, Clerk.