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Money received for books lost or lnJul
School No. %, 1913.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Finance. by Mr.. Walker
Resolved, That the City Clerk pc re-
Mayor to sign warrants to pay officers
eachers and ~janitors in the employ OF
the Board of Education for the month
of March, 1896, when due, on payroils
of Public Schools.
The yeas and nays being called, the
T ~s4solutio wa adopted ed ~ 2oo the "a n yoses OF
By Mr. Walker
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
Fuel-James Coyle, No. 3, s56,5S, $l25.m;
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slas. 4: No No. Il Il. aS Ii: S "a Is say sisss.sI: NJ.
is, s16.41; No. II, $50. 80; No. is, s42.7 II; No.
q, $2Is.ss; Mo. %, s57.s7; No. "a, $l2S.s9;
49, { s se.s s5o.V 10 sl9 & ss.5 o. No i G 5. S.; NJ; s,
No. Is, $50; 80, q. $3.50; No. 2, $3.50; No.
%, $50; No a. $50, sl9- ss. 7
Doan, 5000; Albert Datz, 81; + Heppen-
heimer's Sons. $40; Keating 6 Chamber
lain, s, 80 sig, So, ga 3sr e. < as %. Jobp
a.so; ~. N io. s. sss. ss;'t Samuel 8 9, a'sgianis
No. 10, 81; Louis Bates, No. 1o, $50; Adolph
Is. $10.S9: No. 20, $5.55; Heatherton Bros.,
No. 20. S55; No. "a, S20-4l, s64.70; William
Crawford. No. "a. $685.,
The yeas and nays being called, the
resolution was adopted by the votes OF
ali the members of the Board present.
Beaehens' P Py Mr. f. " Walsh ~ snss Gnalf sDr one
month rom March i. 1896, De granted to
Mrs. A. Adrian, less monitors pay.
By MI. Walker, Chairman
one week, from March 8, 1895. be granted
to Miss Mary e. Bard, less monitors
pay.
Adopted.
Resolved, Thai leave OF absence for one
month from March II. 1896, be granted TO
Miss Daisy L. Kennedy, less monitors
BY Mr.. Walker. Chairman.
Resolved, That leave. of absence TOR
granted to Miss Mary A. TeW, less menl-
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Walker, Chairman
Resolved, That Miss Mary ,. Anderson
leave of absence from March s, 1896. less
monitors pay.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Yaggy's Anatomical
Charts published by J. A. Hill & Co., be
placed upon the book list.
High School, by Mr.. Cowles-
Reported a request for the use of the
Assembly Room on the 21st inst, by the
High fs ssA09l P Pm ad4og,;tt ASSOCIATION wifS nawer
Mr.. Cowles also reported that the COM
mittee had called upon the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners in refer
ence to- the petition for a new High
School building. and had been cordially
received, and informed that the Board
had the matter. under consideration.
Report received.
No. /. by President Allen
To the Members of the Board of Educa-
G~entlemen-As committeeman of School
No. Z, / desire to report that in connec-
ton with the superintendent, 7 have in
v~estigated the complaint of Mr.. A. Al.
Of the Board. and referred by. . to me
MI. Traack, Prineipai Guiiford. the
teacher Of the class and two other aides
Mr.. Franck's COMPLIANT IS substantially
as You have heard it. He a that one
morning while School No. was in ses-
the teacher to go homtN because Of i'll
ness; that the teacher Sefused. and that
because of this detention in school the
The teacher in charge Of the room was
Miss Meyer. a substitute who
a wtf n place Of Mss pc
in her statement, said that at the time
mentioned by Mr.. Franek no pupil had
asked. permission to go home, and that,
| permission. She further laid tina during
all the time she was in No. z, as substi-
tute, she had not refused any pupil per
mission to leave the room. Her ~nractice
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