The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-04
REPORT OF STANDING COMMIT
FIRES

Finance by Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
Mayor to sign warrants to pay officers,
teachers and j~anitors in the employ of the
Board of Education for the month Of
May, 1896, when due On pay rolls. duly
certified by the City Superintendent of
The yeas and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
By Mr.. Hoos, Chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
Books, Stationery, etc.-Schwartz, Kir-
win & Fauss. No. l, S1S; No. 8, So; No.
u, $23. Houghton, Mifflin & Co., No. 2,
$751; 20. American Book Company, No. 2,
$3.50. Silver, Burdett & Co., No. 6, SSS.05;
No. s, 1921. A. Lowell & Co., No. 6,
50. 3. II. Butler & Co., No. 5, $5.2S. John
E. Potter & Co., No. s, Stag. University
Bradley Company. No. z. SIPS. Ma
thushek & Son Piano Company, No. 2,
$40; High, $12. Morgan & Sons, No. 2,
IS; No. p, $3.50; No. "a, Sc. Rand, McNal-
s1.46. Esterbrook Steel Pen Company, No.
%, $5.SS. D. Slote & Co, No. l. s21.i0;
No. 3, $3.50; High, s1O.S5; No. 6. $s.21; No.
u, SLABS; No. 10, $3.5S, S12.1S; No. II, $Z03;
No. q, 1922; No. p, $2.16; No. %, $3.50.
a, S.. 81, No. Is, SS.s5; Superintendent's
office, $3.50. J. B. Wilson, No. 2, &c.,
s2.s0; No: 9, sS.04; No. T. s5.s1, 1859: No.
$3.50, $2.6s; No. s, ss1.s2 No. 10, 1888; No.
II, $3.50; No. II, $1.22, sos; No. 19, LAB;
No. 20, $6.16, $16.76; No. 81, $21 .05; No. %,
s11.52; No. "a, sS.22, s11.
REPAIRS. 7. Hunt, No. 20, 1880. Chas.
H. Deesen, No. 20, $56.
The ayes and nays being. called the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
Teachers, by Mr.; Walker, Chairman
Clark be Withdrawn from the list of sub
stitute teachers, at her wi request.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Walker, chairnanl
June I, 1896, be and Is hereby granted to
School No. Is.
BY Mr. Walker, Chairman
Resolved, That leaye OF absence be
granted to Miss Jennie HamiH for two
months from May |. 1896, less monitors
Adopted.
By Mr.. Walker. Chairman
granted to Miss Eliza P. Van Alst until
June j, 1896. less monitors pay.
RnPopRTs OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
70 the President and Members Of the
Board of Education
Gentlemen-Your Committee On Rules
would report the following rules : for
Jules and regulations for the govern
ment of the schools, the same as last year
except Rule XIX. and Rule xxlA a,o, ,n5
recommend the adoption of the follow
XIX. vice-Principal (al. In the absence
E FSsspG srammas as ap tar a. z ansS S deToive
upon the vice-principal of the grammar
primary department as far as they
concern the primary department. Should
his absence exceed one half day, the
shall promptly notify the Superintendent.
Cb.) No person shall be eligible to ap-
as vice-principal of a gram
mar department who has not had eight
years. experience as a teacher.
xxx. Vice Principal-(a) In the alb
sence of the principal of a department
upon the vice-principal of the de-
partment.
(b) No person shall be eligible to APP
pointment as vice principal of a depart
ment who has not had eight years ex-
as a teacher.
Rules of Government of the Board of
the same as last year except
your committee would recommend the
adoption of the following
Rule ]. Regular meetings of the Board
GuQCdilOil VI 10lSCt SllS Sldlt OC ACAO
on the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month at 5 P. M.
Rule 4. The standing committees shall
as follows
/. Finance.
Q. Teachers and Salaries.
8. Text Books.
4. Fuel.
S. Books and Stationery
6. Printing.
z. Janitors.
8. Inventory and Report.
8. High and Training Schools.
10. Committees on Schools as follows:-
School No. 1.
and q.
2, 9 and 3 annex.
i, II and 10.
90.
is and 20.
IA and "a.
II and IL annex.
II and 16.
%.
6 and s..
Z. 10 and %.
Rule Z. Every member present, when a
question is put, shall vote for or against
the same, unless excused by unanimous
consent Of the Board.
Rule 8. Seven members shall constitute