The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-17
EMF SNYDER
City Supt. of Public Schools.

lily OuPl. VI I QOltC OClOOlSs
James Connolly, ss.A; ]. Gardner, $S.12;
I. F.. Hetherton. ss267; Atz & Schmidt
School No: a-carl Luck, $50; John
Bauer, s.; Wood & Menagh, seas; Philip
L. Meschutt. s21.s1; Joseph Zumbusch,
School No. 2S-Regan & Higgins. $40; A.
r. Mitchell. $S5; VIM. Robertson & Son,
John Bauer. sas, si14; WOOD & Menagh'
School No q 9 : Gardner. So z; H.
W. Heritage, s114.50; Adolph Walter. s45;
Samuel G.. Meginn4s. 1920 Albert e.
The yeas and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the votes OF
ali the members of the Board present.
BY Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved. h upon the certificate Of
mitteeman of School No. 4, presented to
this Board October 10, 1895. a warrant be
ordered drawn on the City Treasurer IN
sum of five hundred and seventeen fifty
one-hundrdths dollars for work done ana
materials furnished on contract for
placing wooden ceilings in School No. T.
The yeas and nays being. called the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
By Mr.. Hoos. Chairman
Resolved, That upon the certificate of
Of School No. ii, presented to this Board
October 10. 1895. a warrant be ordered
dfaw Alee 9n sns e MeyGra ahsas Z c.. m for raE s6e
sum sof six hundred and twenty-eight
twenty o~ne-hundredth dollars, for work
done and materials furnished on con.
cellar of School No. H..
The yeas and nays being called the
ali the members Of the Board present.
By Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That upon the certificate of
Mr. Y + ! B Be- 5sa6ao, L Na st9 9S nr the Som 70 ties
Board OCTOBER 10. 1896. a warrant be
ordered draw on the City Treasurer in
favor of Thomas F. Heatherton, for the
sum of Eight huadred and tWentysei f
nished on contract for furnishing and
settling up a boiler in School No. %.
rs Ths ysas va aad ad nays beng by the eaa Votes to of
ali the members of the Board present.
Teachers, by Mr.. Walker. Chairman
On. the recommendation of the High
Resolved. That Miss Redia Marks be
and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in the Training School to FIJI The vacancy
The same to take effect October IA, 1895.
The yeas and nays being, called the
resolution was adopted BY the votes OF
all the members of the Board present.
By Mr.. Walker
On the recommendation of Mr.. DAILY.
Resolved, That Miss Mary E. Currie
in School No. l. to fill the vacancy caused
BY the resignation of Miss Hyatt, The
same to take effect October IA, 1885.
resolution was adopted by the votes of all
the members of the Board present.
By Mr.. Walker, Chairman
Resolved, That Miss Georgia Sweeney be
and she is hereby appointed as teacher in
the Primary Department School NO; 20,
The yeas and nays being called, the reso-
luton was adopted by the votes of all
the members, of the Board present.
Resolved, That Mrs. Bessie Clements be
and she is hereby, transferred from
school No to oet the Tnr e.ahng s 8 19s1 The
The yeas and nays having been called
the resolution was adopted by the votes
of = all nh the W Wemeers e Rai fhe soard present
Resolved, That tae following named
| persons be and they are hereby appointed
in the several evening schools as desig-
on. the recommendation of Messrs.
Cowles and Hoos-
Jarvis N. Atkinson Mrs. Carrie c. Shep-
ard, Elizabeth q. Gilbert, Sara Cullum,
On the recommendation of Messrs. Deg
School No; GPrincipal, James j. Hop
Aiho C0ChCA III - Wis
Anna A. Brown, Minnie u. Stanley. Lii
liam Howell. MAY Mcnamara, Mrs. Eliza
beth I. Lang, Fanny Van .Orden. Kate
On the recommendation of Mr.. Daly:-
School No. S-Princigal, Joseph H.
Rrensinpger; Teachers. Clara Thompson,
McMullen, Annie Cannon, Kate Smith.
On the recommendation of President
School No. S-Principal Charles A. Hoyt.
Teachers, Jennie M Lewis, Emily Meigel,
Margaret Lehman, Mrs. Kate Forster,
H. owens Nellie NJ. Murrer.
On the recommendation of Messrs. Nc
Lean and Beach,
Van Wrinkle Teachers, Emma Perrine.
Agnes Gibson. Jennie McKain, Jennie
Whingates. Eloise Wedin, Amelia B.
On the recommendation of Messrs.
Koonz and Stowe
School No. 14-Pripcipal, Charles s.
Ella Roe, Mary Vail. Mrs. Kate Wheian,
Mary Murray, Nellie Russ.
On the recommendation of Mr.. Oberg-
School No. 21-Principal, James T.
Mackey Teachers Ida NJ. F~alkenburg,
Mary nary G s9n nf W. Gnssie Smith. Maggie
The yeas and rays being called. the
resolution was adopted by the votes of all
Text Books. by Mr.. Beach. Chairman.
Resolved. That the New Vertical Writ
ing Books, a soc. per dozen. published
by CHM & Co.: the New Vertical Spell
ing and Practice Blank, q 36c. per dozen,
published by Potter & Putnam; Amer
ica's National Songs. q $3.50 per 100.
published by the Currant Publishing Co.
and the Dictionary of U. S. History,
published by the Puritan Publishing ca
be added to the book list.
Adopted.
No. 6-By Mr.. ObergfeN reported that
the furnaces We're being repaired and
that the school was ordered closed Oc-
re~ y. 70 and II, because the fires could
not be lighted.
No. 20. by Mr.. Stowe. reported that a
new class room was completed and would
be open for the reception of pupils on
October 81.
On motion of Mr.. Wake the Board
then adjourned.
Clerk.