The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-31

On account of the furnaces not being
School No. 6 were dismissed October "A
REPoRTs OF STANDING COMMIT
Teachers. by Mr.. Degnan:-
On the recommendation of Mr.. Hoos:-
Resolved, That Miss Ella Maloney be
School No. s. Grammar Department, to
the vacancy caused by the resignation
November ]. 1885.
The yeas and lays being. called. the
all the members Of the Board present.
BY Mr.. Degnan=
Resolved, That Miss Geogia s~eeny
School No. 20 to School L. primary de-
partment to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation. of Miss Cornish, the
same to take effect Nov. /, 1885.
Adopted.
Ely Mr.. Degnan:-
On the RECOMMENDATION of Mr.. Stone.
Resolved, That Miss Nellie Walker be
ana she is hereby appointed a teacher in
S Snh9 }6a No, %, Primary Department, to
Noyember l. 1895.
me yeas and nays being called, the
Resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
BY M. .Degnan:-
Resolved, That Miss Nellie F. Hills be
anu sne IS hereby granted leave of ABB
sence for one month, from October "a.
less monitors pay.
- IA TX
Resolved, That the following teachers
from No; 5s to Nc: 624s Dora Koch.
Hall. Maggie N. fnwright.
FROM NO. 400 to No. 40S, Flora A. Bush,
Mary o,Callahan Annnis, J. Hyatt, EN-.
ma II Brown This resolution to take
effect November ], 1895.
The yeas and nays being called. tbs
all the member of the Board present
On motion of Mr.. Degman the resolu-
ton appointing. the night school teach
ers was reconsidered n the resolution
withdrawn.
BY Mr.. Degnan:-
Resolved, That the following named
in the several evening schools as desig-
On the recommendation of Messrs.
GGoodenoHgh. Teachers, Charles 3. Graf,
Shepard Elizabeth G. Gilgert, Louise G.
Reidy. J. K. Light.
On the recommendation of Messrs.
School No; &Principal. James ]. Hop
kins; teachers, Mrs. Anna A. Brown,
Minnie Y; shaniey, Lillian Howell. Mary
Fanny Van orden, Kate McNuity, Laura
j. Ennis.
On The re-commendation of Mr.. paly-
Lizzie 5. Guinan, Maggie Jennings. Kate
NlSAlullcu, AIlule norman, kate Smith,.
On the recommendation of President
School No. sAPrinclpal. Charles A.
HIoyt; teachers, Jennie M. Lewis, Emily
Z. MeigeL Margaret Lehman, Mrs. Kate
Forster, Mary e. Benton, Alice E.. Re-
vile, Emma H. Owens, Nellie NJ. Muir
On the recommendation of Messrs. Nc
Lean and Beach,
se 1so v Moi nItPrineipal, Miss Maggie
Agnes Gibson. Jennie Mexican, Jennie
W~hinyates, Eloise weden. Amelia B.
On the recommendation of Messrs.
School No. N-Principal, Charles s.
Ia Roe. Mary Vail, Mrs. Kate Whelan,
Mary Murray, Nellie Russ
On the recommendation of Mr.. Oberg-
School No., 21-Principal, James t.
Mackey; teachers Ida NJ. Falkenburg,
Mary Gonnery, Gussie Smith, Maggie
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
Resolved. That Aria B. Morehouse and
Margaret E. Lacy be placed on the list
of teachers eligible for appointment.
Finanee-By Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That the following claims
school sensus of 1896 be ordered paid
Insert here lain under head of
Genus.
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the member of the Board present.
BY Mr.. HOGS. Chairman:-
be directed to withhold the resolution
ordering paid the census claims until the
receipt by him him d from she state fon tb sup eame,
whereupon he be directed to send the
resolution ordering payment as eorrectea
to His Honor, the Mayor; said resolution
m fokQ the regular course UPON nlG dQ-
proving the same.
Adopted.
Resolved, That the following, claims be
ordered paid to the partie hereinafter
named as per bills ya1fgsd the
resolution was adopted by the following
Yeas-President Allen. Messrs. Daily
NaysMMr. Degnan.
Absent-Messrs. Obergfel n walker
School No. %, by President Allen. re-
ported that on account OF the great NUM-
Der of cases Of diphtheria in the nsc yl SiioGy
airy measure to close the SCHOOL until
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Cowles presented a resolution from
the New Jersey Schoo-Church Furniture
Company relative to a claim for some
School in 1898. On motion the clerk was
directed to send the communication to
the Board Oh street ana Mater SoLiniio-
sioners.
BY Mr.. Degnan:-
Resolved. That the thanks of this Board
are due and are hereby extended to
Mayor P F. Kanser. Hon. Gilbert Col
H. c. Cronin. D. D., and to the principals
and teachers of Schools Nos. 2 and 5, for
their participation in the exercises held
at the laying of the corner stone of
School No. 8 on Wednesday, October %,
1895, and to Chief Benjamin Murphy, Cap
tain Farrier and the police for valuable
services rendered by them on that occa-
sion.
Adopted by the President.
Whereas, in the erection of chool No.
s in about the year 1888. an adjacent lot
was desirable and necessary to finish out
the plot, the title to which could not be
procured because the owner could not
convey, the building was erected with
the idea that the lot would be purchased,
and on account of the caves of the Schoo
building o~verhanging said lot, an eject
ment suit having been brought and iudg-
ment obtained against the city. and q
writ issued TO the Sheriff of Hudson
County to cut off the overhanging caves
of said school building, and a second suit
being now pending to recover the dam
Whereas. The difficulty of procuring
the title to said lot of and for the use
of said Cchool No. s.
Adopted.
On nation of Mr.. Hoos the Board then
ALVIN H. GRAFT.
Clerk