The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

discussion the whole rule wa dropped
and the rule from the organic school
law relating 70 III" removal Of teachers.
was adopted. as the rule, 10y II yO;c o.
seven 10 five.
NJ this point Dr. U.rich received Il
call and surrendered the chair to nr.
pickey. Before leaving. Dr. Ulri.h took
occasion to Shank the members for The
many CourtcEicS they had extended
him and 70 say good bye.
Mr.. Wrilncr moved To amend the
rule relating Ia !]anitor's duties SO as
10 make II impossible for hlIu - put In
a bill Tor extra work. other JhtI or
dcrcd by the commissioners Of his dis
irict. Carried.
Mr.. jefferson Inquired ~ the bblr,l
why Il rul" should he adopted "clIir-
Ing n jarttur To give a general clean
Ing to the buildings three times Z
year? He said such q thing WAS i'm
possible ana he Thought Il would be
bette: to allow each linIiNr $50 IN adj
d!itOn 20 his SALARY Cn: each eX~lra"lrau-
ing making two in each year. Hc:uudn 4
motion to that effect. which WIS lost
ard the RUE stands Is presented.
which requires Il general cleaning
three times a year.
When III" board had reached ;hr
| genera! rules. Il nation was made 10
adjourn uat!i next Monday night. Il
va lost.
Nj. BuckmnH r,uvrd to change the
vacation al one week mt the first "
April To the first week IN May. owing
to the change IN moving time. Colonel
Miller objected and the motion was
lost. Colonel Her objected to the
holding OK n" teachers Institute dur
ing III" school tc;tn. and upon motion
ot Mr.. Maxwell, the rule was stricken
OFT.
The rule waIc!, has received so
much attention through the press, re
iatluc - the payment Of substitutes,
went through without q dissenting
vote Betor" The meeting. Mi. Maxwell!
said that IN printing tEr'nrw .ul's. the
printer had made "A typographical er-
ror. The uir rs it was recommended
by th" Comm!tt"" reads thas subStI-
!utes shall receive 81 - D"r day. When
Il was read by tn" clerk. Colonel Miller
moved It's adoption ami 1t was c.t:ri"l
unanimously.
Upon motion Of Mr., jefferson, any
rule car at any tiur bc SUSPENDED
By a vote Of a majority % liz. board.
The last ct n" g"a"IIl rules gives
tn" schools privilege 20 hav" Two IN
trrtn!nmcntS at which an admission
49, VI AI.A sllaif A'"fal Nv III III - ''tlHT
can he charged. Mr. BucSman moved
an ~amendnfca; TO make It ono each
year. Mr.. Jefferson said hat he was in
favor Of two, As the scholar Urt Il
great deal OF cnjrVmcuI out az il. Mr..
Hubbard said ;hlt he WAS AGAINST
two advertisements. Mr.. Maxwell said
he WAS uEalaSc any entertainments n
all. Mr.. HIckmAn's motion was carried.
Mr.. Hubbard moved that IN" pro-
ErlIntnC be Or 4 musical or literary
character. and furnished to tn" ON
missinners In advance. In support II
h!s motion h" sn!d. that heretofore
al entertainments bad contained f"l-
lures entirely foreign to school work.
Colonel MilIr:' said he thought the
commissioners OF each district could he
trusted TO look ont for that and the
motion was defeated.
A communication Was received from
tho OHIO Valley Trades ard Labor
Assembly. pctitiOIiUg th" board not to
shorten either the school term or
the Sunday hours Mt the library. |.
wns received and filed.
The 'ul"4 regarding tho library were
then taE"u up and read. There were
no objections until tn" rule rr!ltInE to
In" hours o. that institution was read.
TO this Mr.. M"dick moy"d an amend
t''ill IL tNslbN<s tN'4E tslN tNt'iN
Saturdays and Sundays, \ y. ~. TO ?
D.. m; Saturday from . Il. m 10 10 =.
m: SUNDAYS from > =. ~. to & p. m.
hut II" books "a he given ont on sun
har. Mr.. Maxwell moved an amend
mcnt making (, from | pam. tn & y. M.
un Sunday. NJ. Birch argued against
this, and stated that . O'Clock was
early CnOut.h rs there Is no demand
for an earlier hour. MIR, Miller said he
could not see anything "a the urqI-
mcnt That people would not 20 tu the
library before 2 O'Clock, and cited tho
libraries in Allegheny and Chicago.
which ARE up"n much lOnEc" than tn"
local libnry. lie was. therefore, IN IA
vOr of opening Il at 10 a. ~. and Keep
ing 1t oDcn until s y. III. and made Il
motion to that effect. Tn" ayes and
uo"s were asked FOR and resulted: Six
for and five against.
Those voting in favor or Colonel Mil
lcr'S am"ndmc1t were MrsSrs. l!G"lS-
man. Miller, Maxwell. Mcconnell. Nos-
bit and Wcidn.". Those voting M
were: Mcssrs. WIrh. niclicv, lluhbnrd,
jefferson AMI Mcdick.
MIR, i!ubhn:d offered an amend
m"nt that during tho open hours ur
tn" library on SUNDAY II he In charge
Of a substitute. who shall hc paid at
W. lll' bl Nlll'l t't'' ~ I'Nl' lIlIbtlLIl
the week. Colonel MilIrr moved to iav
the matter IN tn" tAhl" until tho rules
have been adopted H4 y whole; carried.
AZ this Iulni, n motion to adjourn
was mad" and carried.
Afi"r the adjournment Colonel MilIur
said that before the members departed
they should call pom DT. DiCltnv. thc
boards oldest Republican member.
who now r~"iIros. Colonel Miller was
called to IN" chair and lr. DiCkCv
made n very touching and appropriate
address. IN which he reviewed his
career ms u member, which has been
OF twelve gears duration. u" spoke of
the men whO formed the hoard when
he first zane IN and since that time. At
tn" conclusion OF the Doctors remarks.
Professor Birch was called upon AMI
he, zoo, snid he was sorry to leave the
board. Colonel Miller followed Profess
Or Birch and Mr.. jefferson followed
him; in fact. It turned into u love
fcugt. and all kinds Or good things
wore Rnid uf unc another. Others who
| spoke w"r" M"aurs. IIuckmnH, Max
well. HubbnUl and Professor AMBER
son.
II was after midnight when the last
good DipNl WIS Hnil