The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-12
RoARD OF EDUCATION.

PFesent-Messrs. Daily. ODergfeu, Aoos,l
Degnan, Stowe, Beach, Mclean. keslt,
Mersheimer and Walker.
Absent-President Allen. Messrs. Cowles
READING AND APPROVAL OF THE
MINUTES.
On motion Of Mr.. Mersneimer the read
ing of the minutes Of the previous meet
ing was dispensed with and they were
PRESENTATION OF CoMMUNICA-
From Miss Agnes Adrian. requesting
Received and referred to the Teachers
Committee.
From Mr.. ]. c. Lowry. requesting that
children Of the Jewish faith be allowed 70
remain away from school on Septem-
Der II.
Received ana referred to the superin-
tendent.
Janitors' supplies-F. B. Jones & Co,
No. 8. S175; No. 4. So; No. 5, $50; No. T.
$780, No. 10, 50 No. IS. 81. 80; No. Is. M.45;
No. q, $3.50; No: q. 50; No. q. $3.50, S.
" M9 g IS s q Me1 @g : Ne = ! I Sc; q; N & & Z
$50. e s. Farley: No. 2. S2.69; No 4
$2-26; No. 10. $l.1s. No. II, 1.20; No. 10,
81 cents; Ne. 2, IS cents.
Books. stationery, etc.-H. Snyder, S128.17
Misunderstanding Journal, $40. $40;
J. c. News, $S.75. S. rs, SIS. IS; Heating &
Chamberlain, 1868 rs.
Census-David Gibson, $3.50; George w.
Kiersted. $40. 20: J. NJ. startup, $212.95;
e. NJ. Church, $ST; Eugene Frank, Jr.,
S3f.20; Harvey p Reid, S76.10; Aug. Merkei,
sss. 60; James 4; Riksman Jr3 81. GO:
Theo. E. Ferree, 1870; Henry Matthews.
1880 Edward Mccormack, S74.0; 0 F..
Kirchner. SO; H B. Kitehel, s114; VIM.
Farrell, Si2S: Herman Q. Kresler. Sl40.8g;
A J. Dollaway. 1880; James c.. Pad
dock, $3.50; Frederick Won Berner, 800. 45;
f J. Riordan. sl0f.G5.
Gas-United Gas Improvement Co. June.
Referred TO the appropriate committees.
Finance. by Mr.. Walker, chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named, as per bills accompanying
Janitors Supplies-F. 3. Jones & Co..
No 8 S1,75; No, 9, s.; No. ;, $3.50: No. Z.
No. 81 $50; No. %, ST.; No. %, 81 .s0, So.
Wood & Menagh, No. ], 1902; No. 2,
Ysn.59. sl5.35; No. T.. $50: No. Is. sS.5.
$50 ; Farley, No. q $2.s9; No 4
"a cents. No. Q, IS cents.
Books, stationery, etc.-H. Snyder. s128.17.
Notwithstanding Journal, $40, $50;
j. news. SS;I9, $50, SIS, S; Heating 4
Census-David Gibson, A7.eo; George NJ.
kiessted $1,000 J n. Startups s2i2. s.
q NJ Church. $S7; Eugene Frank, Jr..
SS1. 20; Harvey F. Reid, $3.50; Aug. NerkeI.
1920; James A. Rikeman. Jr., s5 ee
Charles eeher s4 y; EdgarHawIey s65. IS
$50. 50; Edward Mccormack. s79.05; John r.
Klrchner, SO; II. 3. Kitchel, Sll4; VIM.
Farrell 1928; Herman O. Kresler, Sf46.S9
A, T. Dollaway, $1,000; James {. Pad
f. ]. Rtofdan, S10I IS.
Gas-United Gas improvement CO., June,
$40.6: july, $40. 50.
Referred to the appropriate committees.
The yeas and nays being called the
resoiation was adopted by the votes OF
all the members of the Board present.
Ieachers, by Mr.. Stowe
RESOLVED, Tnat Mrs. Nd. e. Patterson he
and she is hereby transferred from the
Nles-prlnclpdtshfp of Grammar DapArt-
tnsnt school No. TO the vice-principal-
Ne. a. g a effect September /. 1896.
Resolved, That Miss Pauline I. Guttin-
ger be and she is hereby transferred from
grammar department School No. 8 to
Grammar Department School No. IA. 10
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Stowe
Resolved. That Miss EIla Van cleef be
and she Is hereby transferred from Gram
mar Department School No. 9 10 ramma
Department School No.. Il. to take effect
September !. 1896.
Resolved. That Miss Mary C. McNally
ne ana she as hereby transferred from
Primary Department School No. "A, e
take effect September 1, 1896.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Aida outwater be
and she is hereby transferred from the
vlee7prIncipalshsp OF Grammar Depart
fnent School NO. Il to the vice-principal-
ship of Grammar Department School No.
9, e take effect September l, 1895.
ADOPTED.
Resolved. That Miss Fanny Brown be
and she IS hereby transferred from Gram
mar Department School No. II to Gram
mar Department School No. 8, to take ef-
feet September l, 1896.
ADOPTED.
Resolved. That Miss Martha e. Mabie
be ana She is hereby transferred from
Grammar Department Schoo No. il to
Gramnlar Department School No. 8. to
take effect September /, 1896.
Adonted.
BY Mr.. Stowe
Resolved, That Miss Kate l. McNuity
be and she is hereby transferred from
shool No I Primary Department 70
take effect September I, 1925,
81 Nj. stowe:-
Resolved, That Miss Mamie P. Denver
be and she Is hereby transferred from
School No. 5. To take effect September
l., 1896.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Georgia Mount be
and she is hereby transferred from Pri-
mary Department, School No. Il, 10
School No. 8.
Adopted
BY Mr.. Stowe-
Resolved. Thai Miss Lizzie Scanion be
and she is hereby transferred from School
No. 2, Grammar Department, to School
No. 3. To take effect September /, 1886.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Stowe
Resolved, That Misses Aida Qutwater.
Fanny Brown. Martha e Mabie and
Kate L. McNhlty be and they are hereby
appointed teachers in the Model Depart
ment of the Training School, in place of
Mrs. M. e. Patterson. Misses Pauline
Guttinger. Ella Van Cieef and Mary Nc
Nally, transferred.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Stowe
Resolved, cav of absence be
granted to Miss Agnes Adrain Until Oc-
tober !. 1895, less monitors pay.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Stowe invited the Board to attend
the exercises Incident to the raising OF the
new 1iag to be presented to School No.
20 by the Minkakwa Club. on September
IA. 1896.
On motion. the invitation was accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. o~befgfell. The Board
then adjourned
ALVIN II. GRAFT.
Clerk.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
f0ficial Proceedings.s
Adjourned regular meeting Of the Board
/ If 45fieruep of Jersey CITY at The Alder