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ner, No. "a, s7.39. Referred to the appro-
pirate committees.
REPORTS OF T sTANDlNG COMMIT
Finance, by M. Hoss, Chairman:
Resolved, That the City CLERK TX BE- rer
ers and janitors in the employ of the
Board of Education for the month Of
| certified by the City Superintendent OF
Public Schools.
The yeas and nays BENG eal ne the re aIi
the members of the Board present.
BY M. Hoss, Chairman:
Resolved, That the following claims be
named, as per bills accompanying:
Books. stationery etc-Houghton,s M dif
M illn 4 70. ST. s7.ss sci NO. 80 2, s 1 rs s5;;s7; Holden { Sss
Rurdett & Co, No. 2, $500 No. Z. ST.; 80;
No. s, S10.S0; Nc. Is, s60.62: CHM & Co,
No. !. s2Q-S5; Nc. 4 $2esS; Ne &C. 9; e $ 5o:; NJ ~
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don & Co, No. 1, 81. Ga; No. 3, SALTS;
No. 6. s51; No. Z, S6, $7.20; No. IL, A.44;
The yeas and nays being. called the res,
olution was adopted by the votes of all
the members of the Board present.
Teachers, by Mr.. Walker,
gr an5elTe Miss Mary F. Flint Tor an in
definite period. without pay. To date from
March 10. 1895.
Text Books-By Mr.. obergfell, Chair
an
Lessons Gss9nsi in physics, a Soc. each; Teachers
Edition, @ &C., published by
Brown & Co; the Vertical Primer, by
Potter 8 PUTNAM a. and f + :, R ssc6r Df 81
sls{e Efaesfs, q % q $50 $50; each, and
Parallel and Meridian Map Drawing rap
let's @ ne. per dozen, by the
School Supply ne adoed 10
the book list
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Cowles:-
panies by the pupils eff the schools to
take part in the parade on Memorial
| Day be. optional with the Principals ana
pupils of the Grammar Department; and
| Memorial Day Committee Of the G. a.
r. and render such cooperation with
them as he shall deem best.
Adopted.
" ALVIN H. GRAFT,