The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-27

new SCHOOLS VETOED
Board of Education Had Re-
SCinded Its Resolution,
However, and the
Message Was
Wasted.
PROFESSOR GUILFoRD HoNoRED
Committee Appointed to Urge the
Necessity of a New High
school-.Routine of
the Meeting.
PROFESSOR GUILFORD HoNoRED

The Board of Education last evening
again annulled it's previous action in re-
gard to the erectionfof new school build
ings, by s~expunging from the minutes OF
the special meeting held August 3 the
resolution resembling one previously
adopted. making appropriations for build
ings in the Sixth, Ninth and Eleventh
wards, and thereby an allowance for one
in the Third ward, should it be decided to
use it for that purpose:
The original resolution passed by the
Board confined the appropriations to the
three wards named. and therefore was
not satisfactory to Mayor Hoos, who de-
sired the erection of a new school build
ing in the ward in which he resides, the
Third, and to comply with his wish that
| resolution was reconsidered and the APP
propriations so arranged that a sum was
| set apart for a building in that locality
Through some influence, however, the
Board receded from that action by re-
seinding the resolution at the special
meeting at which only few members We're
present, making valid and effective the
| original resolution. This the Mayo would
not approve and the knowledge of his dis
| approval caused the Board to taxi a back
| track and expunge from the record its
| action Objectionable to His Honor, thus
| ferestalling the following veto which had
been received and was subsequently read.
Jersey City, N. r., Aug. II. 1897.
To the Honorable Board of Education.
GentlemenI herewith return to you.
without my approval, the resolution
passed by your Honorable Board at its
meeting held August 3, 1897, and present.
ed to me August u, 1887. to wit
Resolved. That the resolution by which
the following sums were appropriated for
the following schools, be and b same
is hereby ressinded, yiz.:-Sixth ward.
school. SIS, 00e; Eleventh ward, new school.
S35. 600.
/ have taken this action for the reason
that your action in this matter seems to
be both irregular and i'll advised. With
regard to its irregularity, / would respect
fully call your attention to Rule 10 of the
Education" Furthermore. this resolution
appears to me ill-advised inasmuch as it
would necessitate- another change in the
both increased expenditure and, last but
not least, delay. 1 also contend that the
proposed buildings can be built for the
lature appropriated SO much none for
school purposes with the object of re-
lieving the, present urgent necessity for
primary schools and also with the idea
of giving schols to the sections most
needing them.
1t is a well known fact that our primary
uspalLiaentS als tile ones M.Icn us over
tanfion T n WlpseH was 70 h,,;ld tba scbo ais
IN sueh a way tnaI they might be en-.
taissu Mllnous ulucuFty MneneFer ~
informed that it is your intention to make
additions. where to the best of my knowl-
e eS d heeessiss hor oeiaaia ever
Respeetfully submitted
EDWARD HOGS.
mayor
The -xpunging from the minutes of the
noaa1.,Aap $50 -a-sas
resolution Veloed rendered unnecessary
n action on the Mayors communication
and II was si,nn1v ordered slaa n,itbo,,+
aiu "as inipi oiueieu Hieu @ieioa
discussion OF comment.
The following letter was received from
Maaam Aoele Miner resign1ng nsr po-
sitlon as teacher IN the High Schooi.
which she has faithfully filled for many
- 49, airlas+ o+;reaa.an -
= 7e am
mlration OF all schooi offlc1als and with
the respect and love of both teachers and
pupils
Mr.. President and Gentlemen of the
Board of EdueationI regret to state that
haaItb waTn n not to' l1ndartaue eno4her
years work with the expectation of COM
pletlng u satlsfactorlly % myself Doubt
vear consider II nv d,1tv ta on AZ 4
hereby resign my position as teacher in
the ftlgn School, 10 take erect september
noinfea 80 H" De az
Before retiring allow me to thank mot
only Inc members o. TINS but also those
which nav hs,ya ma ;a Nv, 'n = 1n.ehss
since my appointment in 1915. This will.
OF course, extend personally to the Super
ba1a baa, : frie na on = eeac.sls VITO
SO many years. If it is not presuming
too much, l would like also. through this.
to express to the pupils who have come
IN my way, under my care, my good
wishes for their future welfare. Our re-
lations, always SO cordial. their kindly at
net been forgotten, n their pleasant,
affectionate greetings when we meet, even
from those who were graduated years ago.
bring back the remembrance of MANY
pleasant hours, showing that teacher and
pupils have been and still are good
friends, and this is the only way I can
convey to them my best heartfelt wishes |
for their happiness.
Hoping that you will excuse me for en-
croaching SO much upon your time, I re-
Mr.; President and Gentlemen Of
Very resnectfu1lv vo,,rs
NINE. ADELE MILLER.
Director Daiv said IL was WITH axm
regret that he moved accantanea & ~
restoration IN which tba CIV uro,,ia -
one OF ifs most nainstak;ng devotad ana
faithful teachers. The resienation was 80
cepted to take effect Septenaber /
The following nreamhle ana rasa,,,+;avs
in resnect 10 the late princ;na1 rni,fara
IL l.