The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-28

Referred to the JanitorG Committee.
Bids for furnishing books, stationery,
and supplies were received from p Slote
John Ghegan, James B. WILSON, Ewald
Bros, II. w. Ellsworth, Esterbrook
Steel Pen Co, J., M. olcott, Peekham
Little 6 CO, Potter & PTtnnam'a& ). cd e.
Maynard, Merrill & Co, George Cooper,
Milton Bradley Co, F.. Schwanhausssdr
Co, American Book Co, D. G. Heath q
Burdett & Co., e. H. Butler & Co, A
Lowell & Co., CHM & Co. The Werner
Co, Maynard, Merrill & Co., Sheldon &
Co. VIM; Wood & Co., Longmans, Green
& Co., Little, Brown & Co, Christopher
Sower Co., Mutual Book Co., Houghton,
Mif11in Co, University Pub. Co.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books and Stationery, Potter & Put
$3.50; Leach, shewell & sanborn, No. Il,
So; Kranich & Bach, No. L, SIS; d. Slote
& Co, No. II. s4.S2, No, IL $1lo, No. q,
S 20; A, Lowell & Co. No; 9. 1920, No: p,
No. Z, SPIT; No. Il, $14.S5; No, Is, s. cents
No. p, $1:45; Longmans. Green & Co,
No Z, $780,; UIn1iny4earsitty y Co. No Z
$16.06; No. q, $50; No, IS, $4;55; No. q,
Sill; Maynard, Merrill & &C., No. T.
No. 8. $S.4o; No. Il, ..1.80; No. q, 50; No.
: Janitors' Supplies, Wood & Menagh,
II Annex, SSH; No. 10, 5000; No. 20.
$5.75; No. 81, so cents; No. q, $500; No.
4; ss 3 $s. r. r. z, sS4' SO .s8 + No E; } : slS.5S: GO,
8 $s.SS;; No. 10, s4.62; No. Is, 50; No. z.
R 81 a! y Phi n Becker sea No No. e Sa 81 49, . ~ ~:
Geraghty & Sprouts, No, 10, SIPS; No. 10,
S3.17, $S.95; Justinus Meiburg, No. Z, S95;
No. 70, SO; 10; %, S.; y; s. % sc he | Fur.
10, $12.2O; Charles H. sulk, No. 16, $22.7l.
Referred to the appropriate commit
REPoRTs OF Sta sTAND1Ne COMMIT
Resolved, That the foiloWing Claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
nI BooRs, s. s%tat Rer Si,'s etc acG9Hi State 'l { Co,
No. I, $3.50; No. s, 500; No. p, $14.62;
No. 10, SAT-; office, 5000: Potter & Put
nam, No. 25, SIS. Ewald Bros, No. 3,
20, $7.35, $11.O6. Peckham. Little & Go,
No. 2, $1.5O; No. Z, $16.75; No. s, $14.25; No.
%, $40; No; %, 1888; No. Is, 1928 May
nard, Merrill & Co, No. 8, $2o.16; Nc; p,
No. 8, SCI; No. 10, 5000. Leach, Shewell
& Sanborn, No: 8. SIS; No. u, $3.50; No.
Y, So. University HuDl1Snlng Co., mo. o,
$50; No: i, ss;75. E. L, Kellogg & 60,
No. IA, $3.50. Smith Premier Co, office,
$12.1O. Harper Bros, No. 8, 50. A. Lowell
& Co, No. %. 1921. American Book Co,
!, 1i l. s''s s4i.o 80 No i; s' !, S2.7 TO-, No !, '' 5. s1s $50;
No. 10, s.56; No. II, Sc, 1915, 1896, S3S. 40;
No. II, $3.50, s31.69 No. IA, 1884; No. 16,
s2712; No; 20, SAL S.; No; q; $3.50, $S3S6 6
SIS; No. Is, $s.6S, s46.36.
Janitors' Supplies-Wood & Menagh, No.
2, SASS; No. 3, IS; No. 4, S17.53; No. y
$11.S5, $19.3l: No. 6: $l0;75; No. 8, $SL59;
No. 10, SOAPS; No. 16, $S.17; No. q, $3.50;
No. %, $6.6 s., $11.63; No. "a, S4.60, $5.18. B.
Kennedy, office, $40. Ewald Bros, No.
10, s12.
Notwithstanding Journal, $780,; Jer-
Chamberlain, s44, $3.50.
Fuel-James Coyle, No. 8, $14S;8O; No. 4,
s8S.18; No. 5, $3.50; No: 6, $465,41; No; I,
Il, s42.61; No. 20, s22i.63 No. %, $l51.So.
Repairs-Ph. Becker, No. 2, $3.50; No. 4,
$40. 50; Hahn Sons & Co, No; q, S45; Ger
s. sg n So s s. s gnetinus M %eib ID si2 No. No T. ss IS;
No. 10, $40; No. rs, So; U. S. School Furni-
ture Co, No. Ii, $3.50; No. II. $1O.6s,
$2S.2o; No. 10, S12.20; Charles H. Sulk, Nc.
is, s22.71.
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
ali the members of the Board present.
Teachers-By Mr.. Simpson
Resolved, That the following transfers
be and they are hereby ordered, to take
effect December l, 1S94:--Miss Ludelle
Brooke, from School No. (; Miss Ottilee
Morrow, from School No. II annex, and
Miss Margaret Hewitt. from School No.
20 to school No. Is.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Simpson
Sd ns..1-.el rho4 NT;eeoo Jo,c;o+ n An
pleton, Grace L. Brooks. Bessie L. De
Motto, Cecilia Keegan and Ida Robert,
be and they hereby appointed teachers
in school No. Is, said appointment to
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the board present.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on the recommended
ton of Mr.. Beach,
Resolved, That Miss Lottie M. Weber
be and she is hereby transferred from
School No. 20 to School No. Is, and is
appointed vice-Principal of grammar de-
partment of said school. the same to take
effect December l. 1894.
The yeas and lays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the BOARD present.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on the recommended
ton of Mr.. Simpson,
Resolved, That Miss Laura Jackson be
and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in School No. II, primary department, to
fill the vacancy caused by the transfer
of Miss Morrow, to take effect December
/, 1894.
The yeas and rays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the board present.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on the recommends
ton of Mr.. Simpson,
Resolved, That Miss Claribel Smack be
and she is hereby appointed a teacher in
School No. %. primary department, to
fill the vacancy caused by the transfer
of Miss Koch, the same to take effect
December l, 1894.
The yeas n nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the board present.
By Mr.. Simpson, on the recommends
ton of President Allen
Resolved, That Miss Sadie M. Gem be
and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in School No. Z, primary department, to
fill the vacancy caused by the transfer
of Miss Brooke, to tax effect December
1, 1894.
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the member of the board present.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on the recommends
ton of President Allen:-
Resolved, That Miss Maud Durell be