The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-03
HENRY SNYDER,
City Supt. of Public Schools.

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City Supt. of Public Schools.
20. $50, School No. %, s.; school No. a.
D.. c. Heath & Co., 1926, School No. II,
$S7 10, $43.2 school No. u, $4.31, School
No. %, &c.; School No 4, University Pub
fishing Co, s21.60. ss.64, NSchool No. Z. Sc,
School No. 20, $20.SS, School No. %, $3.50,
81; School No. /, American Book Co,
$3.50, 1921, School No: 2, $1o.Sos s7.es.
School No. 3, 50; School No; Z, 500 $685.,
$46.S4, School No. {, $16.24, School No. 8,
1914 S. School No. II. SITS, $1432. s12.0S,
School No. r. $7S.7I, $27. SO, School No. 10.
$3.50 $3.50, School No. 16, $16.8S, School No;
No. %, 1896; School No. "a. 1926, $685.;
School No. 25, S. IS. Silver, Burdett & Co.,
School No. s., $3.50.
Architects serviees-Hugh Roberts,
alterations to old City Hall, $105; Hugh
Roberts, supervising demolition of School
Printing-Jersey City News, SIS, $14, SIS,
School No. 81, sci. so; Evening Journal AS
ISOLATION. superintendent office, s14.7O,
School No. q, $3.50; Jno. Underwood &
Co., Superintendent's office, 1920; annual
report, A. :. poan. s2la5O- r,,u
s7s.15; William Koehler. Third Ward.
$500 Thomas e. Gilkerson, Sixth Ward,
$l14,So; Seth W. Moore, Sixth Ward, $3.50;
"a Jam &c: a. Rikeman, r. Ninth Ward g
Julius NJ. Columbfni, Twelfth Ward,
$124.35.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs. Mig
gins, Daily, Mooney, Quinn. Broderick,
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles, Degnan and
Films.
Text Books, by Mr.. Allen, Chairman
~ Resolved That EllSwOrfh Cnmn1nU
Booklet, entitled Lessons and Lectures
Of Penmanship," at $500 per dozen, de-
iyered; the new "Duntonian Vertical
Brown Co., at short course, 5Sc. per
dozen, regular course 78c. per dozen; At
woods Standard School Algebra, publish
Series, Vol 1 at 24e., Vol II at 29c. be and
they are hereby added to the list of text
books.
was adopted by the following vote
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs. Mig
gins, DAILY, Mooney, Quinn, Broderick,
Muller, Dewitt, Mersheimer and Allen-10.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles, Degnan and
Films.
School Committees, by Mr.. 'Mersheimer,
Chairman of New Public School No. 26:-
Resolved, Thai James J. Esterbrook be
and he is hereby appointed Inspector on
Public School No. 26, to be erected at
and Palisade avenues; the com
pGlSdlIOn OIL SAID inspector TO De HXeu at
$500 tive dollars per day when engaged,
the term of service to begin when actual
work shall have been commenced on said
building.
and taken On the call of the Chairman.
the resolution was adopted by the follow
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs. Mig
Muller, Dewitt. Mersheimer and Allen-10.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles. Degnan and
BY Mr.. DAILY, Chairman of Public School
/.
Resolved, That the Committee IN Pub
lie School No. l be directed to lease the
at the corner of Grand n
Greene streets for one year, at an annual
rental of nine hundred ($90O dollars, to
be used for school purposes; and that the
officers of this Board be directed to sign
said lease.
On motion of Mr.. DAILY the resolution
was adopted by the following vote:.
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs. Mig
gins, DAILY, Mooney, Quinn, BroderieR'
Dewitt, Mersheimer and Allen-l0.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Cowles, Degnan and
Finn-3.
BY Mr.. Allen, Chairman School No. q:
Whereas, At a meeting held on August
26, 1897, this Board adopted plans and
specifications for the erection OF School
No. %, and directed the Clerk to ad-
VSTIlSG IOF DlQS 10 De SuDllilltcQ az tiO
held September 90, 1897, at which
the bids submitted were opened,
the bid of the Baldwin Engineering Com
pany for furnishing and installing the
heating and ventilatlng apparatus pelng
the lowest; and
Whereas, The said Baldwin Engineer
Company have formally requested
permission to withdraw their bid because
of a serious clerical error in said bid; and
Whereas, In view of the request of the
Baldwin Engineering Company ana IN
order to avoid a long legal controversy,
which would delay the erection OF the
building, the Corporation Counsel and
Corporation Attorney ave advised the
of School No. 81 to reject all
bids and to readvertise; therefore
Resolved. That all bids submitted for
the erection of chool No. q, be and theN
are hereby rejected, and that the Clerk b.
to advertise for bids for the cree
ton of said school building in accordance
With plans and specifications heretofore
adopted and now on file in the office of
Clerk, these bids to be submitted to
the Board at the meeting 10 be held
Thursday, October IA. 1897, the expense OF
to be paid for by the Bald
Engineering Co.
On motion of Mr.. Allen the resolution
was adopted by the following vote
higgins, DAILY, Mooney, Quinn, Broderick,
Muller, Dewitt ana Aliens.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. cowles. Degnan. Finn
thu 9ANAAiSh T.
on motion of Mr.. higgins permission
granted the Teachers Association to
their coming fair through the
pupils of the schools.
teachers Committee, by Mr.. DAILY,
Chairman
Resolved. That leave of absence be and
Is hereby granted to Miss Elise Ramsey.
in School No. /. for two weeks.
commencing october s. 1897; cause, sick
ness,
on motion Of Mr.. Allen, the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That Miss Eva L. Potts be
She is hereby granted an extension of
aer leave of absence for one month;
aus sickness.
On motion of Mr.. Mersheimer. the reso-
utien was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Jessie Macmillan
pe and she Is hereby transferred from
No. u TO School No. %. TO I'LL the
t&cancy caused by tho resignation of Miss
Anay Mitchell, said transfer to take effect
November 1. 1897.
On motion of Mr.. Daily, the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That, Miss Ada Sage be and
che Is hereby appointed Il teacher In
No. u to MI the vacancy caused
the transfer OF Miss Jessie Macmillan,
aid appolntment q take erect NoysmheE