The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-25
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting of the Board of Education held in
the meeting room, Bay street, on Thursday evening,
Messrs. Cowles, Obergfell, Bailey, Allen and Beach,
absent. Mr.. Desnan. Reading and approval of min
uteS-On motion OF Mr.. Obergfel the reading OF the
minutes of the preceding meeting was dispensed
with and they were approved as printed in manual
flying the board that they were about to begin suit
against the city Of Jersey City on behalf Of Miss H;
to the Corporation Attorney. From Miss Gertrude
seguine ~reslgning her position as teacher in School
From Miss Mary L Smith applying for a position as
on Teachers. From Miss Grace D Robertshaw re-
questing one months leave of absence. Received
the position Of j%anitor OF No. q. Received and re-
school Ne; / s2s;s4, s, $40, s., $50, s4Ss9, 81, sI.@',
s595. ssS Ss.s5; University publishing g. s. $685.
Supt. Office, 1853; c. sower Co. II, q; j. W.schermer-
tsnden 3 and Gle Clerks 4 Offices IL; W 70; D s. eG Z Co. s $, a.s5;
No 10 !; No 2 sss T Peekham Little /, 3 GovNo 2 2
Nos sSe; No Is q 10 IS; No % 5 s., American Book CO
J]anitors, supplies E Z stafford co-Nos 80 4 4
WW@E1flaRs SN 8 Will hs n = On; : IS sa . 10 ? 49,
Fuel-James Payle, school No / SAT g, 1873 40, zoo,
IS s. an Mo ); Is Is IS IS Nc Nc &, is $751; 50 q s.l 4 n 10 II i, No. iSi i s. 3 ~ 4;
ii annex, IS 90; No il, III %, lis 10: No IA, I'll Go; No Is
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pirate committees. Reports of standing commit
the following claims be ordered paid to the parties
hereinafter named as per bills accompanying.
a adeny}e yeas b ahf The nays yet esin of e ali tSe 'h me egs6tasio of W tbs
Resolved, That the Board OF Finance be and they
are hereby requested to make the following trans
fers-30067 from account Of %janitors' salaries lSs2St to
account ~janitors' salaries 1884; $69965 from account
cpnSus 1929 to account OF books. stationery, etc,
lSs2-ss; ss16s6 frs~, account %janitors' salaries 1922
e eq se salaries IS isa asst to Account sna SHSUi gas .rO issa as'0q The 'e yeas
and nays having been called the resolution was
the recommendation of Messrs. Baily and Allen.
appointed a teacher in School No. IS said appoint
mlent to take effect when she enters upon her duties.
adopted by the votes Of all the members Of the
board present. By Mr.. Allen, chairman, on the re-
commentator of Mr.. Allen be 1t
Resolyed-Tha Mrs c A Townsend be and she is
hereby transferred from primary department school
remain as it is, said transfer to take effect inmedi-
ately Adopted Ely Mr. Allen, Chairman-on the re-
Miss Kate CARNEY be and she is hereby appointed a
teacher in school Mo- to Ill the vacancy caused by
the transfer of Mrs Townsend. said appointment to
take effect Immediately The yeas and nays being
called the resolution was adopted by the votes Of all
the members of the Board present BY MIR Allen.
Chairman-On the recommendation of Mr. Allen be
it Resolved, That Miss Maud Z Childs be and she is
hereby transferred from school No ~ to school No
Is, said transfer to take effect Immediately Adopted
BY Mr. Allen, Chairman
On the recommendation OF Mr.. Allen be it resolved
rSat Elizabeth E Shay be and she is hereby APP
prss ted teacher in School No 10 to fill the vacancy
caused by the transfer of Miss Childs. Said appoint
ment to take effect immediately. By, Mr.. Allen,
On the recommendation of Mr.. Degnan.
Resolved, That Miss Margaret Connery be and she is
hereby appointed a teacher in School No q to NIL the
segman, said appointment to take effect i'm
mediately. The yeas and nays being called the reso-
luton was adopted by the votes of all the members
Of the Board present. BY Mr.; Allen, chairman, Re.
solved, That Miss Grace D Robertshaw be and she is
hereby granted leave of absence for one month
from Jan. /, 1894, with loss OF monitors pay
Resolved, That lessons in numbers published by