The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-24
On motion of Mr.. Mersheimer, the SUI
p~erintendent's report was received and
flied.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.

IsGI Wills III S1ANDiNG SON1lNl1 :
TEES.
Finance, Mr.. Mersheimer:-
Resolved, hat the following. claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named as. per bills accompanying
,, 5anit tor s suppliIes 81 : q 6 Gle a. n g Garts
& Co. School No: 5. s4ss; School No. 9,
$8.M; School No. 10, $3.50; School No. II,
84e.; School No. 49, $2.94.
lFuel-The United Gas Impt. Co., for
April, 1885; J. G. Electric Light Co,
school No. 2, power, April 1887. $3.50;
May, s6l44 Newman Ind Home, School
Repairs etc.-Wm. Robertson & Son,
40. s. sl2.E5, si.S0. a. =. Jaeger, School No:
No. 8. $50; School No. 25, SIS.
The yeas and lays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
beers present eight () in number.
.Absent-Messrs. higgins, Mooney, Quinn,
Degnan and Finn-5.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
qllested to- draw and His Honor the
Mayor to sign warrants to pay officers,
teachers and j~anitors in the employ of
this Board, for the months of June, July
ard August, 1887, on payrolls duly certified
Schools.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
ard taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the MEM
beers present, eight 80 in number.
Absent-AM5esssars. higgins. Mooney, Quinn,
To the President and Members of the
Board of Education
GentlamenEIn accordance with the
| resolution adopted by your Board assign
ing to this committee the duties hereto
| fore performed by the Committee on
Sites, we would respectfully report hat
VIZ have carefully considered in general
| the demands OF the several wards of the
city for more school accommodations, and
have IN particular, at the request of the
l ro.nfrn q r. tho Dnana &f ax1 flow frar,
the Eleventh Ward, decided to recommend
forty-two thousand G42,0oO dollars be
request Of the member of the Board of
Education from the Eighth Ward, have
decided to recommend that an addition
ceeding thirfy-fve thousand (s35, 0OW dol
lars.
On motion of Mn. cowles the commune
! cation was received and filed.
Committee On Teachers and Salaries, by
i Mr.. DAILY. ChairmanE
Resolved, That leave of absence be ex-
tended to Sarah Cullum for one month,
beginning June 1, 1897. Cause, sickness.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Committee on Schools. by Mr.. Mershei-
mer, Committee on Eleventh Ward
Resolved, That Herman Neumann be
and he is hereby appointed to prepare
plans and specifications for new school
building III Eleventh Ward, said building
not to exceed the sum of fprty-two thou
sand (S42,t00) dollars for cost of erection,
and the compensation of the architect not
toA exceed 3a 20 of the cost of the build
ing.
The yeas and nays being ordered and
taken on b call of the Chairman. the
the members present. eight 80 in number
Absent-Messrs. higgins, Mooney, Quinn,
Dsgnan and Finn.
BY President Firm, Committee on
/ School No. H.
Resolved That Edward J. Lamster be
and he Is hereby appointed to prepare
alterations and repairs to Public School
NO. IA, said extension, alterations and re.
pairs not TO exceed in amount the sum Of
the compensation of the architect not to
exceed BIZ 70 of the cost of erection.
The ayea and nays having been ordered
and taken pm the call of the Chairman, the
resolution was unanimously adopted by
Absent-Messrs. higgins, Mooney, Quinn
Degnan and Finn.
On motion of Mr.. Cowles, it was adopt.
ed that the next regular meeting of the
Board be held on June %. 1897. instead 81
June "A, lSsI. cnange OF date being made
~erSises of High School occurring or
THURSDAY, evening, June "a, 1897.
eM motion Of Mr.. Brederick, the Board
then adjosrned to meet Tuesday evening
JAMES ]. w1sEMAN.
Clerk.
An adjourned regular meeting Of ths
Beard OF Education was held in thu
June Is, 1887.
Reconsideration Firm, Messrs. DAILY
M5lper Dewitt, Mersheiner, Allen ani
R4ASsssRsWaNr M N09asy9 ! co,,,t,r
; finance BY Mr.. Mersheimer, Chair