Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-27
BUSY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Election of Teachers and Transaction Of
Other Important Business,
SECRECY STALKS INTO THE SESSION
Compromise on the Award of Contracts
Private summer Standardization OF
Principals Deferred-Proceedings
OF the Meeting In Full.

season at the adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education last evening. All the
members except e. f.. Babcock were pres
ent.
The preliminary business transacted con-
sisted largely in the reception of applications
for janitorships and the, presentation OF
claims, all of which were referred to the APP
propriate committees. Beverly and Wooley
reported that the ventilating shafts and
jambs in tho Hartman school building were
out of plumb and asked that the response
bility be fixed by the board. Tho matter
was referred to j. a. Latenser, the architect,
with power to act.
The committee on High school was in
structed to investigate any changes deemed
advisable in the course of study and man
agemont OF that institution and to recon-
mend the same to the board for action.
Several applications were made for the
use of rooms aud apparatus for conducting
private summer schools, and the question
was finally diusted by referring them all to
the committee on buildings and property and
the superintendent, with power to act. a
similar disposition was made of u request of
the Omaha Scientific association for the use
OF one OF the unfurnished rooms in the
fourth story of the High school building
for the temporary location of its collections.
Upon recommendation of the committee on
claims, the following sums were ordered
i"A'' uiiSh ~ W ui iSh iioheiiiS anu
lating company, Sl,l4S; Shane Il jackson,
brlck work, 50, ia; Dewey " Stone, furnish
ing board rooms, S2,20S; Aloe a. Penfolu com.
pany, sundries, SiS, The claim of the john
son Electric Service company for its balance
of S2l5 was dierred.
Inevita bio Discussion of Heat.
-,,
.,e, Inc e ihevitaole discussion upon the ques-
ttS a. % anu W. was p!eeipt
SaIeu ear,y IN 6he evening oy resolution OIL
| fered by MIR. Elgutter, that all bids for such
SSuPpiios SPpi i1l Vhe Long annex lex anu the HICKORY
,.iiI oui,utnG DC rejected. ms motion was
Prothp.iS SoIcu uowh, ouS the issue c9ula not
was raised yyhnp Mir corveiI ,onTad IN tba
adoption of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Smead Heating and
Ventilation system with the flushing closets
| be adopted by this board for the Long school
pullulhg al SS95U ana the Fuller and War
| rem system with flushing closets ana the
Hoibr9os k5 SSphSn SSp system for ventilation at
| building.
| Tb;s ~, c,or,.ou ,,,;,,., ..,, -. F.
inns, Mr.. Coryell claimed, would be far
compromise between the members who ia
| vored different systems of heating and ventl-
the buildings to proceed so ne ] Claimed Si0n AN U1
animated discmsson ysas Uorticiaatn5 j., 1h, h,
Mnssrs Mon,.i vas parGacipa'q9 III py
Smyth, Duryea and Powell.
On one side it was contended that this
in which orlt On 'the the ~ hI MAS une only way
hastened tbs vo,r m 'ne rbo DaiSrnss Gouiu oe
il @ ms Soai' iue opposition was
.5tS oased on the assertion that only one system
could be the best, that neither of these sys-
TENS would succeed without mechanical con-
that the Smeo5 cnmnInv ,ron doin,r thn ",, sar anu
work in other cities at orootIt red1nnt
prices
AFTER the ADDITION OF an amending clause,
providing pro that the plans and speciica tions
| direction of tho architect the ,csoIution
was adonted nv n vntn of = tn a. % hoont
Ggm, 6lgutmHer, ilerson' Morrison, Smyth and
r0weii comprising the negative
On motion of Mr.. Akin the board then
went into executive session to proceed to
were vno niec,od otbt oi .eacneps Inc following
were eiec'eu Without any great discussion !;
Hnwes.
Bancr1ft Idtns sch9ooMnry d. BaIantype,
Hickoy, Bertha Brkett, Margaret Galbraitn,
Mary L: NJ Hodge.
yer, Hattie f. simonds, Isabella Doyle irene
{; Byrne, Emma N. Bradshaw. Annie L. Gillls,
Alice D. Orr.
Johnson, MabelJ. Hyde Nellie Ireland, Minnie
l.. Burglund, Isabella Ross, Molie A. Brown.
Lydia Bruechert Minnie v. Mor!arty, Belle
hGGmphrSy hup %earnS Eaith Ida E BIZ BIaGkm9re q
LucreUia Bradley, Alice 5. Harper, Bessie
Latey.
Central Park School-Mary f. Wolcott, Edna
Hobart, l.. NJ. Roudebush, Ellen NJ. Kendall.
Clifton Hill-Florence Mccoy, Elizabeth
Allan
Davenport school-Ella NJ. b. White, Carrie
L., Robertson, Minnie Burgess.
Dodge School-Mary d. Edmonds Maria j.
Gallagher, Kettle L. Reed, Lille V. Mckle
Dupont School-Anna j. Mach, Helen Nor
ton Blanche Van Kuran, Cordclla johnson,
Lucy w. Evans, Mary A. krebs.
Eckerman School-Agnes Hutchinson.
High school-liomer p. Lewis, Irwin Lewis
ton :. ID. Beals, Earl j. Kelsey, l.. J. Blake O.
| A. Blake, John Wigman, George NJ. Turner
| Villa b. Shippey, Henry Quackenbush Stacia
| Crowley Belle II. Lewis, Decie A. Johnston
Suzanne A. Walker, Bessie j. Snyder Mary r.
Sanford, Georgia Valentine, May l.. Copeland
Hattie ID. Ray, Maria Okey, Ida NJ Street
Elizabeth Craven, Lucy j. Roys, NJ nv A.
Lanais, Antonette Ogden.
Fnrnam School-Emma Wheatley, Nora NJ .
OConnor, Clara b. Mason, Jeannette Me
Donald, Nellie X Bauserman, Matte L..
Ilussey, NJ. Florence Littleled, Helen Wykotf
Ada L. Hopper, Frances A. Fisk, Jessie Byrne,
Abba Leighton, Grace A. Garrett
Forest SChOOl-M. Neppa Holiday Carrie
Kumpf, Alice Fawcett;, ~
Fort Omaha School-Eolia w. Nichols.
Franklin school-Hatte NJ duncan, Mary
Gibson school-Lizzie L. Banker.
Hartman School-Emma j. Carney Martha
W. Christlancy, Carrie o. Browne, Minnie A
~ n