The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-03
Now ID lari.


Messrs. Black, Powell, Casey, Gold
berg, Gill and keck then came forward
and qualified by taking the oath of office.
The new board WAS then called is order
and elected Mr. j. l.. Powell chair
man pro tenn. Mr. Powell appointed
Messrs. Gill and Goldberg as
telicrs. Mr.. Goldberg nominated
Mr.. Ward for president of the board, and
Mr.. Van Werden nominated Mr.. Camp
bell A vote was taken which resulted as
follows: Ward votes. Campbell votes.
Nj. Ward having received Il majority OF
the votes cast was declared duly elected
president of the board for the ensuing
term. On motion of Mr.. Goldberg Mr..
Powell was unanimously elected vice
president for the ensuing term.
Mr. Frazei moved, Mr.. Campbell sec
onded, that DR.. William Richardson be
elected city superintendent al salary OF
8, 500 for the ensuing term.
Mr. Goldberg moved as an amendment,
seconded by Mr.. Gill, that the matter DE
deferred till an adjourned meeting. The
amendment carried unanimously.
On motion Of Mr. Goldberg the election
of clerk of the board was also deferred TIL
some aG journed meeting of the board.
The nominations for treasurer OF the
board being in order, Messrs. o u. Eek
stein, C. S Caldwell and Peter Getto were
nominated \ ballot was taken which re-
suited as follows: Eckstein z Caldwell
and Getto l. Mr.. Eckstein having re-
ceived majority of the votes cast was
duly declared elected treasurer OF the
board for the ensuing year.
On motion Of Mr.. Gill, seconded by Mr.
Goldberg, the bond OF the treasurer WAS
fixed at $50, 000.00.
Nominations for superintendent OF
buildings and grounds being in order.
Messrs. T. w. Wibking and Samuel
Slower were nominal ed. ballot was
taken rs follows: Wibking 10. Slower =.
L. w Nibking having received ii ma
jority of the votes cast was duly declared
elected superintendent of buildings and
grounds for the ensuing term.
Mrs. Stella G.. Davis, II. 5. McMichael,
W. L. SIurdevant md DR.. Winters were
placed ID nomination for board of city
examiners A vote being taken, Mrs
Stella {. Davis, ii. :. McMlcEael and w.
L. Siurdevant were elected board of city
examiners for the ensuing term. The
three receiving the highest number OF
votes being chosen.
On motion of Mr. Campbell, the presi
dent appointed Messrs Gill, Campbell and
Goldberg as II committee to secure the
opera house for commencement exercises
of the high school and normal on May %,
day and evening. with power to rent same
for said occasion.
Mr. K T. Lawrence presented a COM
munication to the board with reference TO
school tax. On motion, communication
WAS laid over until some adjourned meet
ing
On motion of Mr. Powell, the board adj
journed till Tuesday, May 2 1893, at 4
o clock p. m.
A. Ii. WARD, President.
L. J. IRWIN, Secretary.
WICHITA, Kan, May 2, 1895.
Tho hnori nf e-HncafIOn n
ed session on Tuesday, May :, 1892, a p.
m, with President Ward IN the chair.
The memb ers present ut roll call were
Messrs Ward, Black, Van Werdsn, Casey,
Goldberg. Gin, Davis, keck, Cole; Messrs.
Powell, Campbell and Fazell coming in
shortly after roll call.
Dr. Richardson made some suggestions
as o flai examinations and asked that
the board adopt his views in the matter.
On motion of Mr. Cole the superlntend-
ent was authorized To carry out his own
! rule in regard to examinations.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Powell the board pro-
| ceeded 10 the election of superintendent of
schools
On motion OF Mr. Powell Dr. William
| Richardson was elected superintendent or
! schools for the ensuing term at salary of
/ 81 0G0 per year, and given till June l to
! accept.
! On motion of Mr.. Campbell the salary of
! the secretary was fixed at $50 per month
and librarian At So.
On notion the board then proceeded to
! the election Of clerk. The following were
/ nominated for tie office of clerk: J. r.
| Dutton. c. NJ. Fechheimer, \. p Ollinger,
! ID. +. Fuller, D. ). Pence. W. Z. Cleve-
! land. ". L. Burgess, Charles Case, 7. j.
! Irwin.
Thirteen ballots were taken GU clerk
! without a choice.
On motion the board then adjourned till
! Monday, May 5. 1902. at ) p III.
! y. II. WARD, Pres,