The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-24
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
(Omcial Proceedings.'

Regular meeting of the Board OF Edu-
cation, held in the meeting room, Bay
street, on Thursday evening, september
10, 1894.
Present-All the members of the Board.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MIN
UTEs.
On motion of Mr.. Obergfell the reading
of the minutes of the last meeting was
dispensed with and they were approved
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Miss Jennie B.. Fisk, resigning
her position as teacher in ,s school d No 10;
and resignation accepted:
On motion of Mr.. Cowles Rule 4S was
From Miss Beiderhan, ~resigning er
position as teacher in School No. + 70
take effect September l. 1894. Recei ed
and resignation accepted.
From Miss Minnie Hardy, resigning
her position as teacher in School No: T.
to take effect September IA. 1894. Re
ceived and resignation accepted.
From the French American Lay Sehoelt
writing the Board to attend its 18th am
nual festival. Received and invitation
From samuel T. Holmes, applying for
the position as ~janitor of School No. IL:
Received and referred to the Janitors
PROPOSALS AND BIDS.
John E. Potter & Co. offers Makers
of our Country''at 50 cents per copy.
lnS AIII0TICdl DUN NJ. II an
erican Vertical System of Writing,
Mines Elements of Algebra and Met
calf & Bright's Language Lessons, Part
L. and Leach, Shewen y Sanoorn ofters
at S1.0O each, and Cleveland's Beginners
Readers, Nos. i, 2, and g." at $1.00 per
dozen. Referred to the Text Book Com
mittee.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Repairs, School No. /, G. B. Fisk, SIS;
A. j. Jardine, s1.5o; Tucker & stonier,
$3.50; No. 2. VIM. Robertson & Son, S59.74;
age & Callary, $3.50; No. 5, VIM. Rab-
ertson & Son, $274.60; Anderson Bros,
$751;; G. B. Fisk, 1925; Tucker & stonier.
$15o;2e; A J; Jardine. $S:55; Annex No, D.
CaIlary, $117.1o; J. Graham. 800; J.
Jacks. 50; J. Rafteri $4o.7 No; ., D;
dine, $27.4s; Tucker & Stonier. 1924; g.. B.
Fisk, 1925; Nc. 6, American Wringer Co,
$40; w. Dunno, SIS; y: Driscoll, 1881; NO
I I Mrs; E. Hespe, ssh. HsI a. 6 So M ~. Nm
e. 90 &. T. Miller, $3.50; Guillian Bros,
Maxson, SIS: P: NJ. Hail. s2s; %; No. Il
NJ Annf Han, Il s15l.so; Me &. E. Mason. $3.50;
No. Is, j. C. Lindsay, 1854. IS, S435, $315;
No. IA, P. NJ. Hall, s1144,25; G. E. Schultz,
s154.ss; Nc g.. as. {; q; M y nr;acoI s1SS $,5 F,
No. %. p. N. Hail, $50; G.. Keiss, s2O.2
g q. schultz, s1ss.5o; F. W. Wright,
ss75; ! Bauer, So; No 20 p; 70 J. NJ Dri aa 4
fSl5 Ms No; 70 s i: s Ra Ne ! Hail sSl.1 si1.s &c. Nc q. a. 4,
a.. B. Fisk, sloi c. F. Schultz, s17S; No.
Is, J. c. Martin, s104; G.. w: Heritage,
SIT; G. e. Schultz, No, II, Sl.6o. 10
tie BS { e.. s No. T. Sis; No; 8, ss1:o7; No. 5,
SO; No. Ii, $2.O5; No. IA, $500; Ewald
Bros. No. ), S.: 3. slete & Co No. 4,
s IS; g. g; Ne No: q !. s ssssf; 81 she d, &; & p Co. ;, N Ne. &,
gan & Sons, No. 2, 81; No. 4, 50; No. 6,
sS.s5; No. q, a,75; No. "a, s.; r.; Z.
Weaver, Superintendent office, $3.50;
High, Smith Premium Co, $11.9o.
Printing-Keating & Chamberlain, $21.20,
s37; F. H~eppenheimer & Sons, SS7.Sq; !.
G. Printing Co., $sS, $l4, 20, ~; N S,o !.
Stats Zeitung, $1o.5O; }. c. News, $1,000,
Fuel-Edwards & Walker. No. 5, s22. so;
No. 8. SLIPS: No. i, $11.zS; James Coyle'
! ses. 80. No. 5. s237.6o; No. Ii, 1888; No.
IL. s132, $202.4o; No. %, s2So.O9
Referred to the appropriate committee.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
insert s9sperinntenSd@ent Report s2r here11
REPORTS OF S SEAs. COMMIT
Finance, by Mr.. Simpson, Chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named, as per bills accompanying
insert here bills under head Of
REPAIRS only
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the board.
BY Mr.. Simpson, Chairman
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
ouested to draw and His Honor the
Mayor to sign warrants to a officers,
teachers and j~anitors in the, employ OF
the Board of Education for the month
of September, 1894, when due, on payrolls
duly certified by the City Superintendent
of Public Schools.
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes f9f
all the members of the board.
Teachers, by Mr.. Beach, Chairman:IT
On the recommendation of President
Resolved, That Miss Kate Gaffney be
and she is hereby transferred from
Primary Department School No. 7 to
Grammar Department School No. 70,
said transfer to take effect September II,
1894.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Beach, Chairman.
On the recommendation of President
Allen.
Resolved. That Miss Ludelle Brooke be
| and she is hereby appointed a teacher in
Primary Department School No. to
fill the vacancy caused by the transfer
of Miss Gaffney, said appointment to
| take effect September II.
r,ha peas and p1vS baipQ called. the