The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-17
BOARD OF
(OFFICIAL P~ROCEEDINGS.)

The Clerk called the meeting 10. oroer
and Mr.. Cowles was elected Temporary
chairman.
Present5Messrs. Daily ObergfellrAo q
Cowles, Degnan. Koonz, Stone. Beacn'
Mclean and Walker.
READING AMD APPROVAL OF
On motion of Mr.. Walker. the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting,
was dispensed with and they were APP
PRBsENTApTIoN OF coMMUNIcA-.
TIoNs.
Hon. Board of Education.
Dear Sirs-The following preamble and
resolution was adopted by the Board Of
finance of Jersey City, October 3, 1895,
and was approved by the Mayor October
10, 1896.
eD MARr1N FINcK,
Whereas. Requisition has been made
on this Board by the Board of Education
for the sum of $2e,S BIS to pay for repairs
to the school buildings during the past
Whereas, The Board of Finance has
upon consideration of the matter agreed
to allow said Board of Education the
sum OF 1888 to make such repairs,
therefore,
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby appropriates SIG, 915 to the Board
ment Of claims for work done in repair
.ng. etc., school buildings during the
SunBmer vacation of 1895, and
sum the Committee on Finance of this
Board are hereby authorized to issue one
or more. temporary loan bonds. aggre-
interest mot to exceed AK per cent per
annlmn, and that said sum of $26, 315 be
and is hereby ordered placed in the next
Received and ordered filed.
Hon. Board Of Education-
Dear Ssrs-The following preamble and
- mo g " 1ArNk h-r tho D4a-1 80
Finance of Jersey City, October 8, 1896,
and was approved by the Mayor October
Yours respectfully,
MARTIN FINcK,.
Clerk.
Whereas, Requisition has been made
ton for the sum Of $1,000 to pay Claims
for taking down and rebuilding the brick
wall on the west side Of Public School No.
10, said. wall having been condemned by
the Building Inspector, and to pay archi-
teets fees: therefore
Resolved, That the sum of $1,000 be and
IS hereby appropriated to the Board of
Education for the. purpose of paying
s brick w ~ on the west side of Public
tect and In order to raise said sum of
loco. the Committee on Finance of this
temporary loan bond, in the sum of 81, 700
with interest at the rate of Az per cent.
, rao annum' ana that the said sum of
oA.UO NC p1dCeu III the neXG lax lew
Received and ordered filed.
From Miss Cordelia e. Hyatt, ~resigning
ne ta poslt nfsact as TEACHER in School No. /,
Received and resignation accepted.
From Miss Mary B. Burke, r~esigning
her position as teacher in the Training
school, to take effect October /, 1895.
Received and resignation accepted.
From Miss Eva A. Cornish, r~esigning
her p1sitlon as teacher in School No. Il,
TO take effect, November 1, 1895.
received and resignation accentad
FROM Miss Mary E. Currie, applying
TOR a position as teacher.
Received and referred to the Teaobays
Committee. Aeacneis
From p I. Weston, applying for a DO
sitlon as ianitor. ~ po-
Received and referred to tba ror,+or,,
Committee. oahieors
From the School Census Enlmerators
re Reeeiyeaa ane ar yme Of their claims.
From the Hudson County Association
Of Surface Railroad Empiovees oc csIaoa
f from ion f to the danger to the children
Sngapa 70 instruct the principals to mse
an ~precautions to prevent accidents use
ocIInoaegnyed ana the clerk was instructed to
cation to both the Association and tbe
nonsoldated Traction Co. and also re
PROPOSALS AND BIDS.
IRON the Densmore Typewriter co Of
r nigbg to rent their machines for t Gne
Received and a. f s1,og per month each.
PREsENTATffeo,N OF CLAIMS
g. 5 90 N ana sstsasionery. Peekhan, Little
No; q $3.50 Silver s Bu ssieS; No % q 2. $40;
g !! ss s1.ss, IS So s So No' 3 60; a S9- i i, 81 s, 81 81 IS s
No Il i, ] $50 a; No. L, s54,1S; No. l.. 1885, Sc 80:
No No. s. g. $ 3 81 So "a %. z r. SIS 8! :, !. Cling 4 + 60,
s; = NJ; s, $751; sd,.S ss5 no ~. H :. s4.sS S3-S So' 81 i.
Sz.4O; NO. 20, ST.; No. 20, $4.75. Green,
y wo 90. SCHOOL @1 J ssuppply Go. No. j, se.4s; No.
$3.50; No. 10, s1.s2; No. r. 81 81 Of 40 sa3 J.
S So 9s q s 20! Co 81 No e p s.; No. Is, ,s4s.s5;;
3 =, ss & ~ 10. rs 8. Is s5;.ss g.; A No. ho y; sS.5 2 20 go,
&C. GO. i No oOe,; S = n 3 s2;4l. Un y Pub.
$sss.Sss: IL. i, s. Z. tslote ( &c c., Ne No. + {,
fa5igh, SIS; No; s, S.; STA 81 S1 1.se;' No s1f'i Il;
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g. & nc IL. s 4. s.h H.. s i sS;43 M Nj Is s 81 slo Is e: 81 81
she we . : S sanbor9, No, !. $50; No Z,
SO; A. H Graf. office. $3.50; R. B. Fish,
81, 20. e. i, F. RSsss 10. N 3, s $. " u;
( Shepard. No 90: IL = SIC; Rand L. Mse u hes
& Co, Nc; Il. So. 20; j. e. Printing CO..
Longanans. Green & Co., No. 2,$10.0S; No.
8, $40. Prang Ed. Co, No. 1, s5.3S. Mil
ton Bradley Co, No. 8, 50. Elmer &
amend. No. 2. s2ss. VIM. r. Haring,
Printing!. G. News, SIS; Heating &
Chamberlain, $1S2.50.
Fuel-James Coyle, No. 6, s45S. 70.
Janitors' Supplies-Wood & Menagh,
No: s. s5.Ss; No. 6, S2a,' $s.ss; No. I,
s $ e. Ne :. r. I, s1sog 3; o. Nc s. Is H. - = ID ~ e:
%, slO.s5; No. "a. s1.7s, $s.sS; No. Is, SIT
4, s1.25s No. 5, S.45, Ss7s; No. s, s., 1884;
No. s, So; No. II, $3.50; No. IL, 44c.: No.
IA, $3.50; No. Is, S1.45; No. 16, So; NJ q,
s415; No. q, s.. 50; No. %, s3.02; No. "a,
Repairs, School No. IA. j. Jardine, 50,
$5.75: Regan & Higgins. 5000: VIM.
Robertson & Son., SIS; H. T. Elss, SIT;
Brush & Alberts. S23. %: Henry Simpson,
$S3; Thomas Leather, $36, $ss; George R.
Dupont, S212.50.
s ss,y sha q &C. Co.; $40 s.; Andersen Bre e,s..
WI WiIlis s19''O' K s9 e c0a sf4s. g g: wi Henry si ),
Harmed, SIS, si92: N. j. School Chuch
Fur. Co., 1886. 80; Lorenzo Jaquins, $54;
Savage & Callary, SIS; James Rafter, IS,
$102. 50.
School No. s-Julius Jacks, IS; ohm
Joyce, $40; George 3. Fisk, SAT-; VIM.
Koerhler $74.35; N. J.. School Church
Fur. Co.. s15S. rs; Anderson Bros, sos;
Tucker & Stonier. $40.