The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-08-24
School Commissioners.

Everist, Port Deposit George R
Ash, Elkton, and John r. White,
lakewood. On motion of Mr.. Ash,
Mr.. Everist was chosen president
George Biddle, secretary, treasurer
and examiner, j. S. Writ as counsel
to the Board.
III. M. Anderson, j. E. Jackson,
B. F. jackson, E. r. Jackson and
twenty four others presented a petit
ton against Samuel j. Tammany as
teacher of school No. 1. Seventh
district (Principio Furnance).
The following bills were ordered
to be paid IN. T. Lakeland, re-
pairs to No. 3, Sixth, district,
$4,000; Keys and Miller Company,
coal bills, $6S.O2 Democrat Pub
fishing Company, 21.04; Thomas
Conrey, coal for No. 5, Second dis
trict, $3.50; I'll. Henderson, one
half of fencing at No. Z, Third dis
trict, 5000.
j. W. Falls and others asked for
certain repairs at No. 5, Fifth dis
trict. Referred to Mr.. Everist.
On motion districts First, Second
and Third were placed under the
special charge of Mr.. Ash Fourth,
Eighth and Ninth of Mr.. White
and Fifth, Sixth and Seventh of
Mr.. Everist.
The following designations were
received Miss Mary Scott, No. 2,
Third district Miss Annie M. John
son, No. 8, Fifth ; Miss Debbie A.
Jackson, No. II, Sixth ; Mrs. M. V.
Wamsley, No. 4. Fifth.
The following appointments of
teachers were confirmed j. F.
Kirk, No. 3, First district ; L. N.
Mccoy, No. 4, First; P. F. Johns,
No. 6, First Annie Cohee, No. 1,
Second May Morrison, No. 1,
Third ; Mary Scott, No. 4, Fourth ;
Bertha Hodge, No. s, Fifth ; Nettie
NJ. Clark, No. 4, Fifth ; Ethel Har-
tenstine, No. 4, Ninth Annie M.
johnson, No. Z, Ninth j. B. Fock
Ter, No. 5, Fifth; Leora Crothers,
No. II, Sixth Mrs. Milly T. VAN
ley, No. 6, Second.
The following assistants were ap-
pointed Miss Rachel S. Evans,
third assistant, No. 5, Fifth Ruth
A. McCracken, fourth assistant,
No. 5, Fifth Minnie HI. Alexand-
er, first assistant, No. 5, Fifth.
Miss Arris Duhamell decided
as first assistant at No. 5, Fifth
district.
The following bids for coal were
received; w. G. Robinson, First
District, 5000; Thomas Conrey,
Second, 1925 at the yard 1926
George N. Milliken, First, 1925 ;
Patrick Anderson, First, 5000
G. T. F. Mearns, First, $5.49 ;
Keys & Miller Company, Third,
1913, No. 2 coal at 1913; Row
land Manufacturing Co., Sixth,
Seventh, Eight and Ninth, $500 ;
r. H. Smith, Seventh, 1886 ;R. H.
Smith, Sixth and Eighth, $3.50;
Rowland Manufacturing Company,
Fifth, 1914; e. I'll. Jackson,
Eighth, 1896.
Those Of Patrick Anderson, First;
Thomas Conrey, Second; Keys &
Miller Company, Third; G. T. F.
Mearns, Fifth; Rowland Manufac-
turing Company, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth, were accepted.
Mr.. White was directed to receive
bids for the Fourth district.
Mr.. White was authorized to re-
pair colored school No. 1, Eighth
district.
Jonathan Groves resigned as
trustee of No.2, Fifth and Frederick
Wharton was appointed in his
place; Walter Smith, trustee of No.
1, Third, in place of J. S. Smith,
deceased; G. w. Flintham, trustee
of No. 1, First, vice James Roe, re-
signed.
The trustees of school No. 3,
First district organized, L. H.
Osborne, president, and No. s.,
Third, COLONEL. ID. Davis, president.
E. Hall, Gideon Body and Alex.
Brown We're appointed trustees of
No. 1, Eighth district, and w. R.
Citing, Alexander Mccullough and
W. L. Crosse of No. 3, Eighth dist.
Benjamin Larue and ten others
asked for new cOlored school in
the Seventh district. Referred to
Mr.. Everist.
The committee on Grammer made
a report recommending TarbelPs
Language Lessons in the place of
Smiths grammer.
George w. Cameron, of Bay
View, was appointed to the Agri-
cultural College.
On motion adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, August Dist.
OrDhanS' Court.