The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-24

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resolution was adopted by the votes OF
all the members. of the board.
BY. Mr.. Beach. Chairman
On the recommendation of Mr.. Simp-
son.
Resolved, That Miss Mile Schaeafer
be and she is hereby transferred from
School No. 20 to School No. 16, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
effect October /, 1894,
Adopted.
BY MIR. Beach, Chairman.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Simp-
Resolved, That Miss Cornelia Weas-
tell be and she is hereby, transferred
Urinary Department to fill the va
eancy caused by the transfer of Miss
Schaefef. The same to take effect Oc-
tober ], 1894. Adopted.
By Mr.. Beach Chairman.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Simp-
son:
Resolved. That Miss May Harrington
be and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in School No. ii to mi the can caus-
ed by the transfer of Miss Weastell.
The same to take effect October l,
1894.
The yeas and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members. of the Board.
BY Mr.. Beach, Chairman.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Oberg-
fell:
Resolved, That Miss K. Louisa Beck,
be and she is Hereby transferred from
the Primary aSaS, t9 The Grammar an mar Depars,
caused by the resignation of Miss Beidu-
hase.-
The same to take effect Immediately.
| Adopted.
by Mr.. Beach, Chairman.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Obedg-
fell:
Resolved, That Miss Margaret Kenny
be and she is hereby appointed a teach
er in School Noe, Primary Department.
to fill the vacancy caused by the trans
fer of Miss Beck.
TIL same to take effect Immediately;
The yeas and lays being called the
resolution was adopted by the votes OF
all the members of the Board.
Text Books, by Mr.. Obergfell, Chair
man:
Resolved, That the American Vertical
System of Writing, Mines Elements OF
Algebra and Metcalf and Bright's Lam
guage Lessons, Part l, published by the
Country at so cents each, by John K
Potter & Co., and Tilden's Grammar
School geography at 81 each by Leach
| Shewell & Sanborn be added to the list
And that Cleveland's Beginners Readers
| Nos. l 2 and 8 at 81 per dozen be sub
stituted for Cleveland's First Term il
Reading and Cleveland's Second Primary
Reader.
Adopted.
Books, Stationery ETC., by Mr.. Cowles
| Chairman:
| Resolved, mat Cno accompanying LSl
of stationery and supplies be adopted
as the list authorized by this Board.
Adopted.
BY MIR. Cowles, Chairman:
School No. q be increased 500 of Schoo
No. rs, SIPS; and of High School, $3.50.
The said amounts to be deducted from
the amount apportioned to the offices OF
\ the Board.
Adopted.
Janitors, by Mr.. Hoos, Chairman, or
the recommendation of Mr.. Beach
Resolved, That James Dunlap be ant
he is hereby appointed janitor of Schoo
No. Is, at a salary of seventy-five dol
lars per month.
The same to take effect when tn,
school is ready for occupancy.
The yeas and nays being called thC
resolution was adopted by the votes O
all the members of the Board.
BY Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That the employment of Cha:
r. Townsend as Janitor of School No
"a be and the same is hereby terminated
the cause being incompetency.
The same to take effect october l
1894.
resolution was adopted by the votes O
all the members of the Board.
By Mr.. Hoos, Chairman, on the recon
mendstion of Mr.. Be'ach:-
Resolved, That John Brown be and h
is herby appointed %janitor of Schoo
No. "a at a salary of seventy-hve dol
lars per month, to fill the vacancy causec
by the dismissal of Chas. R. Town
send.
The same to take effect Oct. 1, 1894.
4 The yeas and Ia being called thu
| resolution was adopted by the votes o
all the members of the Board.
4 y MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
1 BY Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
i Resolved, That in order to relieve tn
o~vercrowded condition of Schools Nos
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, there being over TIVE
hundred children refused admission, tina
the committees of said schools be re
quested to ascertain whether a suitable
building for an annex can be pro
cured, and also as to the expense o
opening such school, and report at thu
next meeting. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Beach, the Presiden
appointed a committee of three tt
take into consideration the opening o
night schools as follows:-Messrs
Beach, Hoos and Simpson.
Mr.. Degnan reported that the work OF
No. IS was progressing, and that thu
school would be open on the oath.
On motion of Mr.. Beach the BoarC
ALVIN H. CRAFT, Clerk.