The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-01

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the said wall and leave this side of the
building in irst-class condition. for the
sum of 1915, as per their letter of 18th
inst, addressed to u. Allen, President
of this Board.
be requested to appropriate the sum of
chitect's fees.
Adopted.
BY the President
Whereas. On August 81, the tin roof
on No. 7 School was blown off, three
chimneys were damaged so that it was
necessary to rebuild them. the cornice
was damaged, also the iron fence; and
Whereas. The immediate performance
of the work and furnishing Of materials
to repair the damage would not admit
of the ordinary delay of advertising;
and
Whereas. U. Allen. committeeman TO
said school ordered the repairs made;
therefore be it
Resolved. That the action of Mr.. Allen
be endorsed and the Board of Finance be
requested to appropriate sufficient money
to meet the expense when the bills are
presented.
Adopted.
Teachers. by Mr.. Walker, Chairman
On the recommendation of Mr..
Walker
Resolved. That Miss Ida M. Jackson
be and she is hereby appointed a teacher
in School No. 1e, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Kts-
sam The same to take effect Oct. 1.
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, Chairman
Resolved, That Miss Annie E.. Quidor
be n she is hereby granted leave of abb
sence for one month from Oct. l. 1895.
less monitors pay.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Walker. Chairman
Resolved. That Miss Nellie F. Hills be
and she is hereby granted leave of alb
sence for one mont from Oct. /, 1895.
less monitors pay.
Adopted.
BY MIR. Walker. Chairman
Resolved. That Miss Florence M. Cop
pinger be and is she is hereby granted
leave of absence for one month from
Oct. 1. 1895. less monitors pay.
Adopted. q
By Mr. Walker, Chairman
Resolved. That the following teachers
be promoted to the classes Indicated
From 1928 to 1924. Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Ramsey.
From s40S to 1928, Agnes Caslin.
From $500 to s40S, Susie w. Sillcox,
Loretta Rochester, B. Emily Harmon
Sarah Guinan, Essie Dusenberry, Fannie
E. Nash. Elizabeth Herlihy, Amelia
Schaefer.
The resolution to take effect October 1,
1895.
The yeas and nays being called the res
olution was adopted by the votes of all
he members of the oar present.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMIT
TEES.
To the Board of Education
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Even
ing Schools. appointed at the last meet
ing, would recommend:zilf
l.. That evening schools be opened in
the High School buildings, schools Nos. 2.
8, s, II, Il, n 81.
2. That in the lower part of the city
all females who may wish to attend
evening school be expected to attend
No. 2; that, therefore, no females be
admitted to Nos. 8 and 81, and that they
be admitted to all the other evening
schools. /.
2 That the term begin October q. ana
that the schools remain open until ana
including February IA, 1895.
A. That the sessions begin for females
aft seven, and for males at 7:15. allowing
in each case fifteen minute for assem-
hlv ana close for females at nine, and
for males at 9:15.
< That the schools be open on all the
,s,,al school days, and be closed when
the day schools are closed.
& THAT the President of the Board ap-
noint the several committees OF the
schools. each committee appointing such
foo cheers as may be needed, with the
understanding that they will be relieved
If the decrease in attendance warrants
it. -
7. hat at the opening. in addition to
fhe principals, the number OF eaehers
to be appointed in each school be as
follows:-
No. 2. nine; No. 8, six; No. 8, eight; No.
IL. six; No. IA, six; No. q, five; central
seven.
8. That the compensation of principals
he So per session; of teachers, $3.50 per
session, and for janitors, $3.50 per ses-
SION
Q THAT substitutes receive full pay.
10. That the principals be in attend
ance at the schools for the reg1stratlon
of nq,pils on the evenings of October 10,
II and IS, 1895.
Respectfully submitted, David r. Daily,
Allan Mclean, Thomas ]. Degnan, Com
mtttee.
On motion of Mr.. Walker the report
was adopted.
The President appointed the following
Committees on Night Schools
Central School-Cowles and Hoos.
No. 2-Degnan and Walker.
No. S-Daly.
No. 6-Allen.
No. 11-McLean and Beach.
No. 14-Koonz and Stowe.
No. 21-Obergfell.
The tuition fee ($2O of Miss Sadie
Buckley was received and placed in the
care of the Clerk.
On motion of MI. Walker the Board
then adjourned.
ALVIN H. GRAFT,
Clerk.
NOTICES
JAMES H. o'NEII, Surrogate. Office hours. . A NJ