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

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.(
Regular meeting of the o. ETau,
cation, held in the meeting room, ply
street, Thursday evening OCTOBER "a, 1850
ROLL CALL -
Present-PresidenI Allen, MessrS. Daly'
Hoos, Cowles,. Degnan, Koonz. Store
READING Arb APFkoVAL OF MIN
of the minutes of the previous meeting
was dispened with and they were ap-
PPrR9EEssSE r. OF CoMMUNICA-
Hon. Board of Education
was Pea agop S.rS;b BY the i0i Board of Finance
approved by the Mayor october %, 1895.
Clerk.
Resolved, That a temporary loan bond
IN the sum 90 OF R sTSz : De Of fss this Board,
with interet at the rate of AZ per cent.
per annum, to pay claims Incurreu lor
materials and labor furnasne S 1nr s y
building No. Z, occasioned by the storm
Of August 81 last, and that the said sum
Board Of education to be used for the
purpose mentioned, requlsltlon havilg
been made by the Board of
for thi app 9sep5s at pa, a ana me IN aH ibe next
SdlQ Olo NYooS--p
Received and ordered, filed.
nd TFGm Miss Wis te M g Ri n sehG peiSig Nol 5, h fo
take effect November l, 1885.
Received and resignation accepted,
From Misses jennie 4. Hamli, Mel an-
Received and referred to Teachers
REPRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
CensusAWilliam Kaufman, 5000;
Charles A. Dechert, s60.25; Thom s7s7 J:
Kettell, SOLO; Wi ~ z, 4 KseWn p sl Ma Il;
ray, $3.50; William schober,- ss5.S5; Fritz
Nuremberg, $64.75 VIM. A; Weston, S,S.uo;
SSrn2elisssso o a a. G anh : MeS ESQ., Wi 81. g
n reIii sioS. 20; J. B. Richter, siss.sS; Wal
s ter o'M ss 3 j S6asss0; H.. 's Roapplin ger,
o. S5.io $s6 AaoiP George ". Krsistead, sl4520;
g. 2. MatthheEEs'r S ssSlo; s %IFa7gg e! Da hdii J
$3.50; Il. 6. Boughtons Jr. sS2 q; gohn
J. Moran. 1s5 q; r. s. Tslden, 3 2S; s5 Jo b.
Walter ner' Farrell sHy'?$S $3.50.
Books, Stationery, .;-Ihqma Met-
N s0n s 5 Scr sSns 3. Nc seh II; ssisS H 4: B.. ST. hip Rho@p,
& Chamberlain. superintendent office,
s5 a5;e smith enfmie ofi qyp sSs.50. s. GSGmHRia msr
& Amend. No. II, .$2.SS5; American Book
s. ST j., Il IS !. ST. ST.; 1 N5 81 / s s; N n: il, IS IS.
$11S.5S: No. Il, $i.26, sa.ys," sii4,16, 5000; No
20, S29. 96. $34.S2; No. %, s1.20. $40 $40,
$40, $4.4S, SLABS; No. "a, S4.5S; Ewald
Brothers, superintendent's office, $50:
office, S13 SS, SIS; d. G. Heath & Co, No.
II, S1i.SS, $500; D. Slote & Co., No. !, $7.19;
No. 4. s1.26; No. 8, s3.78; No. 10. s6.31; No.
IA. $11.54; No. is, s10.69; No. %. $7.54; CHM
& Co No. ], $5.5S; No. 6, $3.50; No. 10,
5000, No. H. $3.50 $3.50; No. Y, $l5.@;
ham. Little 8 CO. No. 2, IS IS go; No g G.
$3.50: No. g. $40; Smith : Premier Type
derson Brothers, No. 5 annex, SIS; Will
& Co. No. I, sM.30; ii. Gutschmidt, No.
Z. S4sS. "a. Justinas Meiburg, No. Z. SIT 45;
Edwin Sharp. No. z. SCI. 10: Jacob Kals-
hoven, No. z. $25: Adolph Walter. No. z,
$14.35; Robert Edgar. No. s. $5S.14. SIPS;
Alex McGrath & Co, No, II, $50; A. S.
Perrine, $40. $3.50: James F. Blackshaw,
No. II, $3.50: No. II annex, $50; u.
S.. School Furniture Company, No. II,
s146. 40; J. L. Matt iron works. No. 90.
1925. 80: New York Metallic Bed Company,
No. %. S.: Frank Dunlap, No. "a. SIG.
P. E. Martin. No "a. SIT.
Referred to the appropriate commit
tees.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
The superintendent presented the fol-
lowing report OF the attendance. ETC., of
the evening schools on Wednesday. Oc-
tobar % 12QE.-