The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-21
BoARD OF

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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
[ofhcial Proceedings.l
A regular meeting of the Board Ct Ed
Der, City Hall, Thursday evening", sep
ROLL CALL.
Present-President Firm and Messrs.
higgins, DAILY, Mooney, Quinn, Degnan,
Broderick, Finn, Dewitt. Mersheimer ana
Allen-11.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MIN
UTES.
On motion of Mr.. Allen the reading OF
the minutes of the previous meeting was
dispensed with and they Were approved
as printed.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Applications for positions as teacner5
were received from the following named
persons and referred to the
on Teachers, ETC., VIII
w. E. simonds. Archibald Beicn Ha
bel B.. Hall, Mary Thornhill, John <.
Filter, c. A. Campbell, j. Invet Kaut-
mann.
The following designations from teach
ers were received and accepted, to be
effective September l, 1877 NJ
Helen M. Cranmer, Public School 70.
l; Belle Lindsay de vailiere ais, Pupnc
ScICOl NO. Il, vi lIiShSJ >
Public School No. 2; Caroline Chichester
: - PPRfESsENTATIoN OF CLAIMS.
w. w. Farrier, final payment, PLUMBING
and heating School No. 8, contract No. ISo,
Barron Donaldson, alterations and re
pairs, old City Hall, for NO. 1 School, CON-
tract No. 244a, $1,725.
Printing-Albert Datz, School No. i,
$50; Jersey City News, Sc, S14, Slo.s5, szz,
$1O.S5; the Evening Journal Association
G1A = o IN 4 Ah
ef h : ss.se, sill II So, s $500 School No, 8
siJJ aniitors' supplies-F. B. Jones & Co,
School No. 8, 81, Is; School No. T. $S.S =;
School No. Z. s2.9O School No; 9, So cents;
sse ehooI Ne. L. IT, e.: sehoo4 Nc Ne. + i. ssss..55s::
ssehooi No, 4. s GENTS s.d H
We MeaveS &. ss sf.5S. W Wood T. sl0' Ms s :
sehooi No No. 8, So school No. sass:
School No. 6, s1.15; School No; Z, 20 eenn6oss;:
s sehooi No. No. T. Z s 1914; School No. IS, $40;
School No. ID, $3.50; School No. p, SIS.
Census, 1S97-William II; Comstoeh'
siss - 70: faartsk F. HeP foo one n $500; F. j,
Riordan, S102. 70; Edward M~cCormack,
$3.50; Eugene Frank, Jr., $25.65; Herman IN
G Garrla, we Wesste nreSa.,o sa5.45; Richard VI
CSaardiff SIS: Alfred Horzen, s112.15; E.
3. Mathison. s127.15; John wilson. s5o.75;
Ezra e. Hawley, sll / y K Herace sls1:
! Richard Garrick, $3.50; George ": k1er-
sted. OPS; Harvey P. Reed, S4o.s5; VIM.
Rosemary, SSl:3o. ~ g school
r1 B9Hfai s eot, seEool s It,. 4, q 8 s seP99E
No. is, $37.70. Elmer & Amend, SehooI
No. 5, s2.25. J. L. Hammett Co, s senpol
M ofice = s szs's2. ' john Underwood { e.,
once superintendent, $500. Boyd Direc-
tory Co. J. 6. Directory S. Morgan anoo q
No 6. $3.50; School No. q, SIZE; Sehool
s, $40; School Ne.s, SIS; F; H. = McA Anmtgr
E Hign school No. & sa.2a Sass es0f GgSar Y: H sssrIs,
sehooi No rs. $3.50; Werner School Book
Co. School No. 7, $3.50; School No. s, $lS8.
Houghateon, Mifin S s Co, s sfnoGi No ne :.
s 81 s1Iv, ongman. Green & Co. School No; Is,
$$i.so. Maynard, Merrill & Co, School No.
Il, IS. $5.s$. 2. 2. Heath & >, Co 81 s g. sab moii
10. %, $3.50, $3.50, $1,71; School No, %, go,
s4'i6. Daniel Siote & Co, Clerks, office,
SS1a. School No. 2, 81 1872; School No, 8, s.. 20;
sebool ~ 49, 3 3, Il $4.S5; s SSeG0i B sSi t, { s. e.
s schooI No. &. $3.50: Rand, McNally g.
school Ne NJ s s. 8, 20 Mi sehool Bf No. !, $50;
ssech1ooooi No. 8, $14S.5o; School No; 9, $50;
School No. IS, 81. James b WILSON, sta
ti i i i aigss oS schoS %o s1 T. s s5I &c: sehoo i
sSSSo,. f b. S.: School No. Is, s4.s6, s6.5 Peck
ham. Little & Co. %stati 9 n ae o gler rs
| Office, Sac; School No l sly; Sesn 3 a1a N se.
sa7 60: School No. s. ss1.94; School No. 9,
Si2.4S s4.65, $3.50; school No. Il, $7;2o, s4S2,
$3.50; school No. "a, s5.S5; S g % % No g. ~ ~
Si0. %. School No. %, $s.34; School No, "a,
q 20. s7.Il; School No. %. S1o.34, 1928, s4.7S,
$10.26.
RfsEsSPoRTs OR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT.
animation for teachers would take place
al the Board Room, City Hall, at ten
| O'clock. Tuesday, September IA, 1897.
On motion of Mr.. Mersheimer the re-
REPORTS Of STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Finance, by Mr.. Mersheimer, Chair
Whereas. Inasmuch as the lowest bid
| for extension to School No. 20 exceeds
| the appropriation of $4,000 by the sum OF
Resolved. That an additional amount of
IS. SIS be and is hereby appropriated, max
ing the entire appropriation for extension
TO School No. 20, Gator avenue, $2S,StS.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
Yeas:-Messrs. higgins, DAILY, Mooney,
| Quinn Degnan, Broderick, Finn. Dewitt,
Mersheimer. Allen and President Firm.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles and Muller.
Resolved, That a warrant for one hun
dred and ninety-six T1-100 dollars be or
dered drawn on the City Treasurer and
| charged to account of teachers salaries.
lSg6-iS97. in favor of Geo. B. Swain, Treas
urer Of the Teachers Retirement Fund,
being one per cent. deduction from the
| salaries of all teacher belonging to said
fund for the month of March, lS91:-
The yeas and a Y having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote
Yeas-Messrs. higgins. DAILY, Mooney,
Quinn, Degnan. Broderick, Finn, Dewitt,
Mersheimer. Allen n President Firm.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles and Muller.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
quested to draw and His Honor the
Mayor to sign warrants to pay officers.
teachers and ~janitors in the employ of
this Board for the month Of September,
1897, when due, on ~payrolls duly certified
by the City Superintendent of Public
Schools.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
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