The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-01
BOARD OF
(Omcial proceedinps !,

Offlclal Froceedings.)
E Eegnlar meeting Of the Board of
q. 1886. esentas' June
ROLL CALL.
.Present-President Allen Messrs
Daly, Obergfell, Hoos. Cowles, Degnan,
koqnz. stowe and Beach.
ApsentrMessrs McLea and Walker.
NAApiNG NM MfR1T ATprgsRoVAL OF
On motion of Mr.. Beach the reading
or the minutes of June 10, was dis
pensed with and they were approved as
PRESENTATION OF coMMUNIcA-
From Misses virginia iHa 4 Firth Grace
r; Taft, Estelle Robutshaw, Tiilie De
Witt, Edith Smith and Harriet Mack
intosh applying for positions as eachers
Received and referred to the Committee
The President ordered the suspension
OF COM me order ct business and INVITED q
Club to seats Within the railing. :
Mrs. Cecilia Gaines for the Committee
n presented a petition signed by
over one thousand citizens asking for
ing.
On motion of Mr.; cowles the petition
was received and the committee thanked
PRESENTATIONS OF CLAIMS.
Books, stationery &c, Maynard, Mer-
I'll 4 Co. No, II slsss, $3.50, No. p, Sc;
s1S.4s, No. s, 8, No. IS. SIS, 10, 25. s126;
R q; s5;a5, H| Sg- ss 3; 81 syaa, 81; 81 Ro aoP ea1t
High. $3.50; H.. F. Eissa High, s24;5o:
RepairsJ. 7. Rowland & Son. School
s.; A J, Jardines No, 5, s.; "a; John Gard
ner; No 1s. 1913; No. 20, 1925; No. p,
Referred to the appropriate commit
Ices.
REPORTS OF STANDING CoMMIr-
TEES.
Finance, by Mr. HooS, Chairman
Resolved, that the following. claims be
ordered paid to ~thenparties hereinafter
named, as per bills aaecompanying:--
ril Ri0 e Cos s'a NO. IT. 81 S. 6. $685. Msyh So. 2s Ms Sc;
sa IsS; No :, s s; ~. 8 Sug sl5sa; So 81, 3 As s7;a5 3
+, sy'5s; Little N6l s S, cs ss.7S No. 81 II 80 ss-1 R;ob Npi
Hlghs $3.50; II. F. Elss, High, ss4;So.
{ Ranafrs sug T Row ssh h9 Ne sor q; sc g; 80
No. 4, s5S: Chas. T. Bronkhorst, No. 6,
ner: No: lS; s2l;sa; No. 20, s2.25; No. %,
The yeas and nays being, called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
Resolved, that the following teachers
be promoted from the s4OS to the S52S
elias to take effect July /, 1885,
Kate Whelan and Ella Riggs.
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved, That the meetings of July
Is and August 8, be omitted.
The President announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. 2. s. Cowles of the Board.
Messrs A. B. Guilford. w. B. Du RE and
A. d. Joslin of the Principals, and Mr..
Henry Snyder, Superintendent as the
Board of Examiners.
By Mr.. Cowles.
Resolved, That the Board Of Education
heartily approve of the movement IN
augurated by the Jersey City Women's
Club and unite with them in urging the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers to take action towards the erection
of a new High School building.
That the necessary funds be provided
by taking advantage of the act passed
last winter by the Legislature authoriz-
ing the issuing of bonds to the extent of
$500. 900 for this purpose, and that this
Board present the petitions and this
resolution at the next regular meeting of
the Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners.
Adopted. d.
ALVIN H. GRAFT,
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