The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-23

q n Tobin, s,s27; ellis & Geoghesan,
Referred to the Committee on School
The Clerk having read the advertise
Inent for proposals for the erection Of
their bids to the Clerks desk.
Mason Work-Ten bids were received as
follows, Michael Keilehers s20,933: Timothy
Arthur & Shaw, 81, 9s6; NJ T. Connolly,
Reade & Son, s22,6 SIS; William I. Ard,
s2S,G25; A. Lecoque, s24,o4o, Joseph H
Carpenter Work-Twelve bids were re-
ceived as follows, Jacob Du Bots, 81 4S6;
Robert Cook, 1910; John A. Lane, $l9, S9s;
Hackett, $i3,S65; Charles f. Muller, $l$s9l7;
3. Donaldson, SALES; A.. w. Clayton, SlA-
400; A. J, Dlttmar & Son, l4,475; A. W
Crane. S14,979; Thomas Mahoney, SH,ss3;
James Warren, $15,3l5.
Plumbing Work-SiX bids were received
as follows, william J. Cross, slss5o; Philip
s. Macdonald, $2,125; James e. Murray,
Sc, $50; w. w. Farrier, $2,s18.
Heating Work-Seyen bids we're received
as follows, The Baldwin Engineering Co.,
S., 40; The Crossley & LHomrnedieu Heat
ing Co, 50, 464; Blake & Williams, Sl0,233;
| ". n. TobiD, $40, 327: John ]. Heatherton
& Bro, $l0,356; James Cusran
turing Company. $10,4 eoi ellis & Geoghe-
Entire Work-one bid was received, as
follows, Jacob Dubois, $39,4S6.
Referred to Committee on School NO.
The Clerk. having read the advertise
ment for additional excavation TO base
nent of School No Y, requested Dig
ders to send their bids to the Clerks
Two bids were received, as follows
Martin Hackett, $2,525; Patrick Kenny,
sReferred to Committee on School No.
PRESENTATION or CLAIMS.
Printin e., C.. p PEN ga5s I prqp9sal
/ pages 35 to 81. s54; evening schools, $51.60;
advertising, School No. II, Sl9.50; School
No. IS, $3.50; School No. 10, $780,, School
No. 26, $40. The Evening Journal Asso-
citation, advertising, School No. Is, SIS;
School No. IS, S17.55; School No. 26, $3.50.
Fuel-The Newman Mission, wood,
School No. 9, S.s1; School No. & 49, e:
School No. 10, S10.T5i Schoo No. "a, sl0.75.
INSTRUMENTATION Cutiey, Inspector,
School No. 1, $120, for October and No
tect's services, School No. Il, $71.52; John
r.. Rowland, Jr., architects services,
School No. IS, $l02.29; G; Frederick Long.
architects services, School No. 10, $3.50;
School No. 27, $503.56.
Repairs, etc.-L. Anderson, School No.
8. s2.SS; John Kelly. School No. 9, 1861;
| Heatherton.l School No. 4 Sl2.35, School
No. q s31.4S, $10O.85; John J. Dixon, School
No. 5, $3.50, $500; D.. Steele & Son, School
No. s. s13; Savage & GALAXY, School No.
II, $Ge.51; Frank Coykendall. School No.
II, So; Max J. Won Grief, School No. Z,
$500.
Referred to their appropriate commit
tees.
on motion of Mr.. Broderick the reports
were received and ordered spread on the
| minutes
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Finance, by Mr.. Mersheimer, Chair
mani
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be and they are hereby requested TO ap-
pr%opriate to the use of this Board the
sum of sixteen hundred esl6G0) dollars;
this sum to be devoted to the payment
of the salaries of the four additional
teachers required blythe enlargement of
| School No. %, for the fiscal year begin
ming December /, 1897.
on motion of Mr.. higgins, the resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the City CLERK be re-
duested to draw, and His Honor the
Mayor to sign, warrants to pay officers:
teachers and ~janitors in the employ OF
the Board of Education for the month 81
November, 1897, when due, on payrols
duly certified by the City superintendent
of Public Schools. (,
The yeas and hays having been ordered
and taken, on the can OF ne Rn t 7 niarn
bers present, twelve d2) in number.
Absent-Mr. Quinn.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
ouested to draw, and His Honor the
Mayor to sign, warrants to pay teachers
and i~anitors, in the employ of the Night
School Department Of the Board Oh d ao.
/ ucation, for the month of November, 1871,
when due. on payrolls duly certified by
the City Superintendent OF Puoile
! Schools.
II ~ 4aIzop ON fine r1l1 of the CQdlr-
man, the resolution was adopLed by the
member present, twelve d0 in num-
Der.
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named. as per bills accon1panying:-
Printing!. C. Democrat, proposal
blanks. s24. Jersey City News, minutes,
"a aes * 10 81. s34; evening schools, s54.60;
aadyyertising. School No. Il, $3.50; School
No. is, $3.50; School No. 10, $lS45;, School
| citation, advertising, School No. Is, sly;
School No. 10, $17.55; School NO. rs, SIt.o9.
Fuel-The Newman Mission, WOOD,
school No. ;, $ e. 4. s sdboal NO No f. f.. s &
school No. Is $1o.75; School No. "a, s10.7
Miscellaneous-John Cutley, inspector,
School No. l, SIG. for October and No
tect's services. School No. H.. $n-52; John
=. Rowland, Jr., architects services,
School No. Is. $7o2.2 49,; G: Frederick Long.
1 architects services, GSuOOi nv. ID, sVoV'
George W. Won ARK. architects services,
School No. q; s50S.56-
Repairs, etc.-L. Anderson, School NO.
9. s2.3S; John Kelly, School No. ., $751;;
| John ]. Dixon, School No 4 S147o; M. I.
| connolly School No. 4, $3.50; Thos. f;
Heatherton School No. 4 Sl2.S5, School
Mo Ii S31.4 is, S100.S5; John J. Dixon, School
Mo n. 5000; James G. Lindsay, School
| M & $3.50, S48.2 20; d. Steele & Son, School
Mo. 3. S13; Savage & Cailary, School NO.
II s6o.51; Frank Coykendall. School No.
III. So; Max j. Won Grief, School NO. {,
Th yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken, on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted BY the mem
bers present, twelve Q2) in num-
her.
Teachers and Salaries, by the high
School Committee, Mr. Cowles, Chaie-
no the Teachers Committee
conference.-the High School Comm1t-
tee respectfully recommend the appoint,
r9ent Of Louis A. G~oodenough as principal
of the High School in place OF Charles .
Haskell, resigned.
DAVID r. DAILY,
High School Committee.
TO the Teachers Committee.
AS the minority member OF the Hlgh
| School Committee, i respectfully recon-
mend the appointment of James j.
HOPKINS as Principal of the High School,
in place of Charles s. Haskell, resigned.
f. j. MERSHEIMER.
On the recommendation OF the High
Resolved. That Louis A. G~oodenough,
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