The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-08-06
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET !!
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The committee recommended Miss Jane y.
Lambert. Mr.. Trczise nominated Miss NJ.
Alice Lehe. The ballot resulted Lambert,
Lehe, ..
1t was decided that other promotions re-
quired be left in the hands of the Superin-
tendent.
On motion of Mr.. Hanna the Board pro.
ceeded to elect "A truant officer. Mr.. Edwards
nominated David Brown, Mr.. Lee named c..
H.. Hagenbuch, Mr.. Williams named John II.
Reese and Mr.. Tre2ise presented the name Of
David Brooks. Mr.. Hanna said Jacob Bam-
berger, b. G. Hess and Thomas Bells were
also applicants. Mr.. Brown was elected, the
ballot resulting as follows Brown, 9 Hagen
buch, l Reese, ] Brooks, I Hess, /; Bells
1 Bambcrger, o.
On motion of Mr.. Hanna the Board pro-
ceeded to elect a %ianitor for the new White
street building with the understanding that
the salary commence to run from the time
the building is ready. There were seven ap-
plicants and Edward c. Davis, of North Jar
din street, was elected on the following bal
lot Edward G. Davis, 8; E. D.. Beddall, 2;
Peter Smith, ?; Edward f.. Davies, 0; j. D..
Hughes, 0; William Greener, 1; Stephen Ire
gembo, 0.
Upon motion of Mr.. Edwards an order for
two months salary for Superintendent Bogart
was authorized. Mr.. Hanna raised a point
that the motion was unnecessary, as the
order could be drawn without it, but Prcsi-
dent Price ovcrruled the point and enter
tanned the motion.
NJ. II. Master was awarded the contract for
laying the flagstonc pavement at the Lloyd
street school building. An amendment by
Mr.. Trezise that the contract be awarded to
w. j. Britt was defeated after considerable
discussion.
Revcrting to the Bogart case Mr..
Hanna moved as follows: That a committee
Of two, one from the supporters Of Mr..
Bogart and one from those who oppose him,
be appointed to cooperate with the citizens
committee to investigate the charges against
Mr. Bogart's character at Knoxville" Mr..
O'Bricn seconded the motion.
What's that ~ exclaimed President Price;
Repeat that, | want to understand it,"
Secretary Hanna said he would put it in
writing and, after doing so, repeated his
motion.
President Price said, The Board has taken
action upon that matter and we, as a Board,
have nothing more TO do with it. l consider
it is all out Of order"
Mr.. Hanna The highest authority in the
State Department.
President Price Now, we may as well
have this right ont here, aud if you intend to
stir this matter up again we will all take IA
hand in it. l have made my decision as a
point of order in this case and you may APP
peal ii you like. It is upon the minutes of
this Board that Mr.. BOgart has been exoner-
atcd after an investigation, and ] consider we
have nothing mora to do with it,
Mr., Hanna I'VE are not satisfied with
the generation
President Price said he had been to Knox
willie as one of a committee to investigate the
charges for the Board, had MADE his report
and the Board had taken action, and he
didn't propose to have Mr.. Hanna stir it up
again.
Mr., Hanna appealed from the decision and
put the question, "Shall the chair be sus-
tanned, or not 2" The chair was sustained by
a vote Of S to g.
Mr.. Hanna then said he would like to have
Mr.. Bogart answer the question contained in
the statement left with the Board by the
citizens committee, but President Price said.
You have no right to ask that here. Take
it somewhere else
Mr., Hanna seemed disposed to argue ON the
matter and Mr.. Edwards raised a point Of
order, which was sustained by President
Price saying, 81 have ruled on everything
connected with this case before the Board. -
As a last resort Mr.. Hanna moved that the
statement Of the citizens committee he &C
cepted. Mr.. Dewitt seconded the motion.
What for" asked President Price; st,
have it thrown in the waste bask1t?"
Mr.. Hanna NO, to have it spread upon
the minutes"
Dpaail,yt Dri.n ttII vr,Il tI.,, ,,f1
put your notion
The motion was put and defeated by Il votO
of S to 8 and the matter ended.
f On motion of Mr.. Baugh, Superintendent
Bogart was asked to appoint an carly day 70
an examination of High School graduate
r who are applicants for positions as evening
p school teachers.
On motion of Mr.. Hanna it was decide,
that the evening school committee be I'M
structed to report at the next regular meeting
Z as to the length of the night school term an,
. when it will begin.
On motion Of Mr.. Trczise the committee on
b, heating and fuel was authorized to adyertis
for bids for coal.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards the committe
on building and repairs was authorized t
advertise for furniture, etc, for the ney
school building.
The officers of the Board were authorize.
to negotiate a loan to cover current expense,
if a loan should become necessary.
MI. Trezise, of the finance committee, IT
ported that SlO,O 900 had been received on Il,
count of'the state appropriation and tn
treasury had a balance of 5,096.
The Board adjourned TO meet at the call
/, the chair.
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