The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-22

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case as this; but the movement in ques-
ton seems to be a wise one, and the
practice should be stopped, If possible.
both for the sake of the children Ind
the nervous onlookers.-Harper's Weekly.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
(Oficial Proceedings.)
tContinued.l
Little & Co, No. 8, 1 $50; No. II, $3.50;
No. Is, $32 80; No. %, 50 Us; No. "a, $3.50;
No. %, s7.6. American Book Co., No. 8,
81 cents; No. q, sS.e4. CHM & Co.
$40, =. g; 10. i. s2s; 10; No: q. S., SIS;
Mifflin & CO, No. s, $40. 7. S. Buck.
Office, $1. 20. c. Sewer Co, No. n, sf7. 81;
Maynard. Merrill & Co.. No. II, ssh.
Lincoln Memorial Co; No; Z, Is cents;
Fausa s. No 70 e 8. 8 ESQ: ny. &, s AlfM potte +
& Putnam, No. s, ss.s7. Charles Beseler,
High, $40. Columbia Typewriter Manu-
featuring CO, No. g. 50 80. University
P FuDIsfirag CO. CO. No M0' r. =; ss. SIS silv srah Burn
dett & CO, No. q, $50: 10. Is, si.5o.
Janitors' Supplies-F, B. Jones & CO.,
No. 3, 50. No. 4, So; No 8 $3.50; No. Z,
: s.: No {, Il Is, s s.; N No. = il. So $780, s'.S 10. rs Is.
50, No. II, Sc; No. 10, So; No. 20. Sc; No.
p. So, s.; No. "a. $3.50; No. 20. So. Wood
& Menagh, No, 8, s10.5o; No. 6, $1.35; No.
i, $3.50, s24.55; No. IA, s31 SO; No. Is,
s22.26; No. %, s.s5; No. "a. 1872, 2.s2,
$40. %; No. 25, s12; No. 3. s7.3S; No. G,
s4.70; No. I. 1897; No. 8. $4.94: No. 10.
"a. 3d.; No. IS, s1s.52; No. Il, $3.50. $s.1s;
No. 16. SLIGO, s. .os;; No. 20, $3.50; No. q,
ss.sa' No, = $50 No. = Ss's7' $50
Gas-United Gas improvement Com
pany, $500, s32. 40.
Printing-Jersey City Printing Com
S. $50 se9 81 Sc Ne 81 : Jersey o ciag NeWa.
$40, s12, $52.75. F. Appropriateness Sons,
$3.50.
Repairs-N. Schneider, 10. 8. s5.o5; No.
& eha s., =. Il = s 8 5aF Ndt 5. SIS IS a. = F s4-g F.
Hespe, No. 10, s.. John Gardner. No.
10, s22.52; No. 10, s2.04. James Driscoll,
No. 6, $7.S5; No. q. s1o.T5. William
Koehler, No. 6, s51. United States School
Furniture Co., No. II, So. Charles H. Sulk,
No. u, $3.75. Anderson Bros, No. y,
s129. 0S. John Gardner. No q, 1926. N.
Schneider, No p, $500
The yeas and nays being called, the re-
solution was adopted by the votes of all
the members of the Board present.
Resolved, That the following be sub
mitted to the Honorable Board of FL
nance as the estimates of the %appropri-
atoms required by this Board for the
fiscal year commencing December /, 1886:
Teachers salaries ............ 1924, Alb 30
Superintendent and Clerk. 5000 90
Janitors' salaries. ....... -. 20.S10 90
Janitors' supplies. ...... ...... $500 90
Prlntlng.. =. -. :. ....... Z,500 W
Books, stationery and supplies $4,000 90
Fuel. ...... ~. ........ >. 10000 90
Night schools n books and
stationery for same........ 1000 90
Census. -. :. =. ......... : $500 90
Cas- So. $50. .... ........ ...... 1000 90
Repairing school buildings and
furniture Gncluding salary
of carpenter)... 49,. ....... 5000 90
Industrial school,. .......... 1000 90
Iectures-..... ...... ...... 49,. 500 90
Telephones. ...... :. -. 1000 90
Special appropriation to pay
night schools, balance due
November, ESQ.,. -. ~. 457 II
Total. /. /. -. -. -. .$4lo,7 $50 50
Mr.. Mclean offered the following
amendment, which was lost by the fol-
lowing vote
Nays-Presidept Allen, Messrs. Daily,
Cowles, Degnaaa, Stowe, Beach and Mel-
sheimer.
Resolved, That $685. be added to the
amount asked for in the budget for the
next fiscal year to be expended as fol-
lows
To raise q primary principals
from $1.020 to ST. 100. ..... SLIGO 90
To raise q primary vice-prin-
eipals from s7oosto s7a5. s.I4g $50 90
from Sl,.o5d to $1,10o.s... =. so 90
To raise 98 assistants of two
wears experience from $40S to
$40. i. 3. ...s..... 4,11s 90
years experience from 1924
to ss75-. 5. =. ...... ........ $3.50 90
Total..... ..., ..-....-, -. $685. 90
The resolution was then adopted as
presented
Teachers, by Mr.. Cowles, Chairman
Resolved, That Miss Grace HanseIl be
and she is hereby granted leave of abb
sence for the month of June, less mont
tors pay
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Cowles, Chairman
Resolved, That Miss Eliza P. Van Alst
be and she is hereby granted leave of
absence until June q, 1886, less mont
tors sdop pay
Text Books, by Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That the Standard Series at
soc. per dozen, and the Advanced Series
published by Potter s Putnam; the Pri-
mary Geography, at 4fc eaeh, published
by Rand, Mentally & Co., and Brooks
Normal Rudiments of Arithmetic. at Csc.
Normal STANDARD Arithmetic, at SIC.
Westlake's How to Write Letters, at Coo.
Beitzel's Primary Word Builders, at isc..
and Advanced Word Buildersttat 23c. each.
published by the c.. Sewer Co, be added
to the book list.
Adopted.
Janitors', by Mr.. ObergfeI. Chairman
Whereas, Schools Nos. II, 10 and 5 an
mex have been ordered closed on Sep
tenlher /. 1896.
Resolved. That the services of Catherine
Mu1ligan, Mary G.. McGovern and Jane
Meegan, as janitors of their respective
schools be and are hereby dispensed
with
This resolution to take erect Septem-
Der !, 1886, Or when School No. 9 is ready
fer occupancy.
Adopted.
By M. obergfen, Chairman