The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-09

bE KIN lft Is HEREBY 1sFtctcd-L TO make rI4
follow ing transfers Of balances Of appro-
priatlons-ys9. 50 from account Teachers
salar,es; 30 cents frorns account Printing;
10 cents from account Gas: $24-50 from
account Night Schools; $a36.52 from ae-
count Fuel 10 account Books. Stationery,
etc. and 500 go from account Fuel 10 ac-
count al for fiscal
Received and ordered filed.
From Donohue g Sheehan, offering a
building on West Side avenue for use as
a temporary school. "a
Sites.
From Miss Clara Post. requesting per-
mission on behalf of the J. e. Teachers
No. 8 on January 20, 1897, and that per-
mission be granted to sell tickets through,
the agency Of the pupils OF the school.
The Board declined 10 give permission
to the pupils to sell tickets and referred
the application to use the building to
Mr.. Degnan, Committee on No. 8, with
From the International Oil Works. Of
fering to oil the floors of the school build
ings at $4.37 per 1000 square feet.
Referred to the Janitors' Committee.
From Miss Sarah c. Payne, thanking
the Board for her appointment.
Received and filed.
From Miss Gertrude Taylor, notifying
the Board Of her acceptance of the pro-
visions Of the Teachers Retirement Fund
Act.
Received and filed.
FERMENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Books, stationery etc.Leach. shevell
Z. Hammett Co, No. 6. 81. CHM & Co,
No. T. $13. 1868, sl8. American Book Co..
No. 7. 1922; No; ? asLH; No: II, Sass.
ham, Little & Co, No. 5, $3.50 o. Potter
& Putnam. No. II, s12.se- Milton Braaley
Co. No. 8, s152.73. G Sewer Co, No. ii.
sli-ls- 2 e Heath & Co.. No. Il, S.1o,
JanSors-A Tracy. No. 9. $3.50 u.
No. 10. s2l.is: No. il. 1898: No. a. sss.HT..
A.. N. Pasman, No. "a. $2z.
Pranting-Evening Journal, ss4.G5. Keat-
ing & Chamberlain, aH.75, $40.
Fuel|ames Coyle, No. 3, 24.47; Nc. 4,
1850: No. e. $5 81; No. Hoo.H i. So ss2.a. NNchs 5,
$l92.lE Newman Industrial Home, No. u,
$21.50; No. "a, $1075.
Repairs-A. N. -Pasman, 1888. N. schnel-
6, 81. o. k. Humphrey, No. & 1915; No.
8, $3.50; No. q, 81. j. Kennedy's Sons, No.
., $50. ]. ] Fitzgerald, No. Is. 81.
Dodds, No. 20. 500. $3.50 William Craw-
ford, No. "a, $50 10.
Referred to the appropriate committees.
REPORTS OF sTAEDING COMMIT
Finance. by Mr. Walker, Chairman
Whereas. A warrant for 81, drawn in
favor of Bertha Maforey for services in
School No. 6 during October, has been lost
@~fA l@I $3.50 LAAtA AA6 0CCA III
Resolved, a upon a satisfactory in
demnity bond being given a new warrant
for $l1 be ordered drawn upon the City
Treasurer in favor of Bertha Maiorey
for services during October. 1895. IN
School No. 6.
The yeas and nays being called the re-
solution was adopted by the votes of ell
the members of the Board present
By Mr.. Walker, chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered PAID 20 the parties hereinafter
named as per bills accompanying
& 2 SANFORD nsS Ne. I, sas sSsl 10. #, s slsos j.
No. I, SIS, sis.S, sIS. American Book Co.
N siiss7 T. 49, ss;z5; Ne; 3 SSH Ne II slass.
ham, Little & Co, No. 8, $3.50. Potter
& Putnam, No. IL. S2.96. Milton Bradley
co. No; 9, sl52.73. c.. Sewer Co, No. ii,
Slla6. D. g. Heath & Co. No II, S2-l0
sharp, 10. TO- sSs& Wood { Menagh
4 n T. P sal,1si M 40 4; Is sSs 81 No. H. sss.'7.
Pr'ntlng-Evening Journal. ss4.s5. Keat-
ing & Chamberlain, sIn.75, so.
Fael-James Coyie. No: 8, S2A47; No. 4,
1880; No. 10. s50.sl: No. Is. @2.7i: No. 5.
Sl92.17. ewman Industrial Home, No u.
s2I so; No. "a, s1e.75.
Repairs-A. N. Pasman, $3.50. N. Schnei-
der No. 8. sss No, :, SIS. 4. Walter. No.
6, 81 o. K. Humphrey, No. g.. S5.75: No.
s. $3.50: No. "a, g. ]. Kennedy's Sons, No.
f. @ea $40. !, 1 kro EitzgNs a 5 BE- = T., 9:
Dodds, No. 20 $50, s12.5o. William craw-
ford. No. "a, s6a.1a.
The yeas and nays being called, the re-
the members of the Board present.
Teachers, by Mr.. Cowles, ehairman-
Resolved. That leave of absence be
granted to Miss E. Julia Meehan for one
month from January l, 1897, less moni-
tors pay. En
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Cowles, chairman
Resolved, That Miss Katherine Potts
School No. z 10 School No. 5, to AXE eff
feet January 4, 1897.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Cowles, chairman
Resolved, That Miss Jessie Bush be and
she s hereby transferred from School No.
A., 1896.
Adopted. ~
To the President and Members of the
Board of Educatfon:-
/ Gentlemen-Your Boar of Examiners
would report that they have granted a
certificate to teach in Grammar and Pri-
mary Schools to Miss Alice E. Points; )
certificate to teach English in the High
School to Miss Margaret 3. Lacey and a
certificates to teach German in the High
School to Miss Marie NJ. Hoppe.
Respectfully submitted,
ELIJAH s. COWLES.
Chairman.
BY Mr.. Walker
Resolved, That the report of the Board
of Examiners be approved.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Messrs. Johnson and Connolly were
given the privilege OF the floor and spoke
in favor of the establishment of a trade
| school in Jersey City.
On motion of Mr.. watson, the Presi-
dent was authorized to appoint a COM
mittee of three to confer with the gentle
men and consider the question.
The President appointed as such COM
mittee Messrs. Watson, Keilt and Deg
nan
On motion of Mr.. Walker the Beard
ALVIN H. GRAFT.
Clerk.
BOARD OF FIRE OMMISSIONERS
Official Proceedinss.s
Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
! Commissioners, held at Department
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