Evening journal., 1895-01-15
THE CITY'S EDUCATORS.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.

william II. Frick and Charles M. LeItch
Chosen as Members of the Twelfth and
Eighth wards-The Financial Report.
other Business Transacted.
The Bosrd OF Education held it's regu-
lar meeting last evening. The ball was
opened by Mr. Baynerd. who moved that
a check for 81 900 be drawn In favor Of
A 8. Reed and Brother Company for
work on No school, alao check for two
weeks salary for Superintendent Edwin
Talley. Mr.. Bsynard reported that work
on No. was rapidly progressing, and
would be completed In about two months,
and he moved that the New Building
COMMITTEES be given permission to adver
tise for furniture This was accorded.
The question Of repapering and repairing
the house adjoining the High School was
referred to the Buildings Committee.
The Committee on Teachers reported
having examined Annie Mckinney,
Lillian A. Spencer and Lottie A. Atwood
Miss Spencer was assigned TO No 18
and Miss Atwood to No 81 schools
The appropriation Of $487 was made
to the Free Library The COMMITTEES
on Insurance reported having placed
insurance on the schools, the premiums
on which amounted 20 $2l6 which h'
was givsn permission to pay Superin
tendent Harlan WAS empowered to buy
Princes Arithmetic, Nos. 8, and FOL
use ia the grammar schools.
CONCENTRATIONS from the New Centur,
Club relative to compulsory education aD'
asking for a conference with the board
and one from Mrs Elizabeth g Rumfor,
to the effect that Professor Becker In.
tended to give musical for the benef
Of the Delaware Hospital snd asking tina
100 girls from the High School be allowe'
to participate, were both referred to thu
proper committees.
The report Of the Finance COMMITTEES
was read as follows; Balance December
For current expenses. S17, ,920.84; 70
new buildings, 81 573 46: Decembe
appropriation from Council, $40 102 50
interest on deposit for December, $ls "a
Total, $2s 615 90 Credit-By salsrie
paid teachers, $40 O13 "a; by salaries
paid officers and ianitors, $S32 81
by amount for repairs. 1851 So; b,
amount for manual training, $S3 81; b
amount for fuel, $15 80; by Decembe
appropriation. Free Library. $437 so; b
amount paid new building, $72; b
l amount miscellaneous DlliS $O4 %; Dal
ance January 1, 1885, SIS, ,969 7S;
amount for new buildings, 81, 573 AZ
Total, 800 6l5 %.
On motion Of Mr Brilely the boar
entered on an election for members +
fill the vacancies in the Eighth an
! Twelfth wards. he named William 4
Frick as the representative from th
Twelfth, and MIR. BhynRrd for Nj
Baldwin named @ M. Lsitch for til
Eighth ward. Mr.. Belts cast toe vote 70
each and they were declared elected
Mr.. Frick was present and was at ono
/, sworn IN, and was given the sci
formerly occupied by Joseph Pyle. o
motion OF Mr. Belts the chair wa
delegated to fill the vacancy on th
! committee make by Mr Pyle's resigns
tion BE named Jesse X. Bsylis.
william II Frick, the new membl
from the Twelfth ward, is an engineer (
the B. & o. R r and resides at No. 81
Rodney street Mr. Lsitch is clerk
the post office and lives at No S13 Lon
bard street. Both are representRtiV
2 citizens aud will be valuable members Q
z the board