The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-03
BOARD OF
OFFICIAL

Allen aud Beach. On motion OF MI. Allen the order
OF business was suspended and the board proceeded
MI. Beach moved that the resolution abolishing
nays being called the motion was lost by lhe follow
ing vote-Yeas: Messrs. Covers, Allen and Beach
Dignah By Mr. Allen: Resolved, that the cooking
school be continued at once and thrt Miss Henrietta
500 per annum Mr.. Allen advocated the adoption of
the resolution add read letters from prominent
the value OF cooking as part of the course of study.
The privilege of the floor was granted to a number
OF citizens present. Mr.. John Z. Hewitt spoke In
favor of the retention of the cooking class and
Messrs. Adam Reid, Louis Hennemeier, Jr, VIM h
position thereto. The Clerk read the following: 70
the Hon. Board of Education Of Jersey City, NJ
Gentlemen-The taxpayers and citizens OF Green
willie having noticed in the public press that the
H5i S st S91 f2sptS Sepb bsn lsdtes f feem to the De sc aHoi0q fsn n6 EN- IN
the form of a cooking school, and that they are act
WHY Wsish en nav add Y 70 it their gl @amy % a sash profit r Rs'5Tr The
citizens above stated have therefore resolved to ap-
Board and present to you a plain ungilded state
ment of their needs and expectations, ana suDmie
Whereas, We have throughout the city many
anxious fathers and mothers crying aloud for the
d hgned n tb 4 p eommSa eg Wants Of aof h snS1y sunny child Il
hood by being daily refused admlttanee TO a temple
when the needs and duties of each hour are shaping
the dawn of a future, and Whereas, There is very.
these children who are compelled to stay at home or
run about the streets, while fully aware OF the ex-
cess Oh 10Y Oh the dlRn SCHOOL young ialllSS WHO i
having their art cooking at their and other taxpay
ers double expense; we therefore submit and believe
opportunities to learn their their alphabet as the
wouldbe cooking scholars have had, and whereas
eeiVe an med education, we Believe It should be com
pulsory on the city to AFFORD an opportunity 70 the
children, to at least a primary course which is far
moye beneficial to the city than any course OF cook
ing can be. i
mon justice by using your utmost endeayors to give
the children IN Jersey City an opportunity to learn
ladies their extra cooking education, and, therefore
do request you to establish branch or annex schools
by using the unexpended fund accumulated from
the teachers salary appropriation from school No;
seven thousand dollars, and which we feel viii be
heartily sanctioned by the Finance Board of Jerse y
our petition Of your board think it necessary: We
sincerely hope and trust you will accomplish this
the Board Of Education Of Jersey City has faithfully
discharged their public trusts. In the city's entire
Adam Reid, Chairman; Louis Hennemeir, Jr., Thee.
K. Wegman; The President stated that the board
has no surplus in the salary appropriation and that
the sum unexpended last year went back into the
City Treasury.
the cooking school and from citizens praying for the
continuance of the school and made an argument in
dent called Nh. Beach to the chair and took the floor
against the resolution. Mr.. Beach then advocated
opposed it. The yeas and nays having been ordered
the resolution was lost by the following yote-Yeas,
Jones' M ia ober gf Bailey and Degnan. On
motion. of MI. Cowles the petition of the pupils Of
Mr.. Cowies the petition Of the citizens favoring the
of the cooking school was ordered filed
the Board of Education of Jersey City. The under
signed residents and taxpayers in Jersey City re-
6sing made to abandon the cooking school recently
in connection, with the High School.
ed in this city, that its establishment was a step.
in the right direction, and its abandonment would
quest that it be contin ued, and if a further appro-
priation of money sho uld be necessary we have no
Wanen Dixon, 1871 Wayne street; B, B, Seymour, IS
street; Charles L. Carrick, 76 Mont
). n. Atkinson, 81 Westside avenue; W, I, Kightlin
ger, rs Montgomery street; h, W: Dewitt, &c Mont
Otto Grouse, Is Montgomery street Randolph Per
kins, .s Montgomery stnntg. street. ef Gu ci E 9a 4 Pscisc 7s Mont
Henry Puster. &c Montgomery, street; Robert Cary:
&c montgomery staeet; Chas; II. Weller, e
Z seguine, 76 Montgomery street; A 9 Mead, 2i7
MONTGOMERY street; n T Beekman, IS Montgomery
1 Rowe, 70 Montgomery street; James Hunt, 70
Wayne street; P Muldoon, So York ,, street ! D N
2siH York street; Il 3 Archibald, sig summit avenue;
place; IF Goldenhorn, / Exchange place;
Douglas story lax / Exc + IS RR1Iaeei 9 9 A LIeAR na6saas,
place; T FfBsedle. Exchange place; FTLockvoosd
Sic Washington street; RI o'Beirne, l4s Morris
J l scudder, 81 varick street: H c Cronin.
Jig Mercer street; J D Gopsili ga Montgomery street;
Pyle, 4 sS Y Jersey Jersey a ss aye s E = eh 4 y IAN S u; Hs. AZ
street: A w Dickinson. / Exchange place; t Moran,
Resolved. That the City Comptroller be aud is
hereby Instructed to transfer the sum of $l2l.6 &c from
account of repairs, gas, etc, fiscal year 1S91-1s92 to
the account Of rentals fiscal year 1891 1899, account
Board, q Of E 4 a@as9 nc to 1 es sssa for sfree the rent rental a6 Of
filed. From John E. Potter & Co. requesting that
nd rafQrrad IN the committee on text hn0EQ From
Miss Henrietta L, Rowe protesting against her en-
Ea{ fse eom oe1hs ser% on teac6er se' from MIS- MIS- f Enesnla
: yacki X applying yin for or a. : position eem@it as teacher g a G tsa:h6 Re
From Mrs. Charles Reible, 5 fngwersen place, and
John McMnrtry. 10 Marion place, for positions as
Charges were received against one Of the ~janitors:
and were referred to the committee on ~janitors I'M
Isl woodward street; P II o'Neill, 20 Wayne street
J = Scott, 1856 Pacific avenue; B Cleveland, 1857 snm
M Wa axsns s5 John + Me strest; & 5 sVs #es ss9Tm a y %syn :
street; F P Van Saun, $50 Pacific avenue; l Morrow,
hoa - y 60 stssss; 1 aFe nSgeS i z 4 g Sopdsn,p l S fri 4 +
street. \ tire & g B McAAnaKll si,o ls' d Pin Nsh street; B Ege N, l L
Egan s' city HALL i j Azs imme RI S city Hall sJge E conneliy.
Hall; s Barker, City Hall J S McMaster, Ex-
Be die Jersey avenue; James B Vredenbnrgh, / Ex,
change place. A Atkinson, "a Westside avenue; EF
avenue; ] B Mckinley, sos Montgomery St,
Dear, IS Magnolia avenue: J A Dear, los Summit
born, 08 Arlington avenue G q Benson, IS Summit
avenue; A Mclean, So Highland avenue; L H vultee,
IL Oak street; E n Williams, 24 Eighth street; g.. D
Bushield. u Reed street; | s Campbell, 3S Vance
street; ] H Isbells, 2l1 Washington street; H w Win
Geld, $50 washington street; Alexander Fin, $50
Washington street; G ] Edwards, go Washington
" B Williams, 2ss washinton st, c zabriskie.
s4s washington street; J T sperry, 24S
L ] Gordon, ass Jersey avenue; Hugh Dugan s42 Grove
street; D J Gardner 14 Newark avenue; c Wienzes,
1870 Jersey avenue; Fl. F. Mclaughlin al Eigth street;
70 Cole, Grand street. G Blan Jr, 45 Belmont ave
nue.; J w Wintus SO Summit avenue; F A Smith s.
summit avenue; ] W Kick 236 Pacific avenue; j e
Haladay, 1873 Pacific avenue; w Brinkerhof 81 sum
avenue; G e. Rowland, II Duncan avenue: ] T
81 Mercer street; G G Tenant So Park
street Mr. Beach moved that the resolution adopt
ing the schedule OF salaries be reconsidered Motion
declared out of order by the president Nj Beach
of Mr.. Oaergfeli the regular order of business
was resumed-Communications-Hon Board of
Observation-Disclosures: The following resolution
adopted by the Board of Finance OF Jersey City
"a, 1888, and was approved by the Mayor
1893. Rours respectfully, Martin Finek,
Clerk.
Presentation of Claims-Printing, Max L Miller
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