The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-06

Sip avenues, as an available site for a
High School.
Received and referred to New High
From Teachers Association, requesting
the use of assembly room, School No. 4,
for an exhibit of pictures.
From John S. MeNfaster. complaining
that the Tagging around Schoo No. II is
e~ndangering the trees on Duncan ave
nue..
Referred to Committee on School No. II.
Town of Union, Nov. II, 1898.
To the President of the Board of Educa-
Dear sir-I have this day mailed to the
school district an order on the County
Collector for s26, $685. 80, the amount due
from the state appropriation of $500, 600
Z. A. MURPHY,
County Superintendent.
Jersey City. November q, 1898.
Honorable Board of Education:z
e Sirs-The following resolution was
sey. City, at its meeting held November
is, 1898, and was approved by the Mayor
November IS. 1898.
Yours respectfully,
MARTIN FINCK.
Resolved, Thai the City Comptroller be
and he is hereby directed to transfer the
sum of $266.67 Heretofore appropriated by
the Board of Finance for the payment of
the salaries of the teachers appointed in
the extension Of School No. 20,) from the
Board of Education. to the account of
Repairs, of same Board, said amount to
be expended for necessary repairs to
School No. 10.
Received and filed.
Jersey city, Nov. q, 1898.
Hon. Board of Education
Dear Sirs-The following resolution was
adopted by the Board of Finance, Jersey
City, November II. 1898, and was approx
ed by the Mayor November q, 1885,
0'4s MpARTIN FINcK,
Whereas, The Board of Education did.
at its meeting held on the 10th day of
November. 1895. adopt the following pre-
amble and resolutions:-
Whereas, The necessity exists for the
immediate remedy of the ~unsanitary con-
dition of School No. II;
Whereas, The exigencies of the case re-
quires that such work should be 1mne-
diately begun, the same being absolutely
necessary for the remaining open of said
school,: therefore be it
Resolved, That the Board of Education
be and they are hereby authorized to
construct an Independent sewer at School
No. L., to run to C~ommunlpaW avenue,
and to do such other repairs IS are
necessary for placing of Scnool No. Z
in a proper sanitary condition; the same
to cost not more than 81, 400.
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be requested to set aside, for the use of
this Board, the sum of 81, 400, for the
purposes above indicated; and
Whereas, The Boar of Aldermen did
concur in above preamble and resolu-
lions of the Board of Education, at It's
meeting held IN November Is, 1898, as re-
quired by Section So, OF Chapter 3l5, Laws
Of 1873: therefore
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby appropriates to the Board Of Ed
ucation the sum of 81, 600 for the imme-
1z.4 ~ - -, ~ IF S1tch ratoaire as are nee
essary to put said school in a sanitary
Resolved. That the Committee on FL
nance of this Board are hereby authoriz-
ed 10 borrow the sum of $1,000 on II or
more temporary loan bonds, at a rate OF
interest not to exceed 40 per annu1n,
which amount is hereby ordered set aside
for the use of the Board OF Educaton,
for the repairs above mentioned, and
that the said sum of $1,000 be placed in
the next tex levy.
Received and filed.
Bids for Books and Stationery were re-
ceived and referred TO Text BOOKS COM
lnittee.
received n referred to each OF their
Tne Board took a recess for thirty min
utes. and upon reassembIlng the foiioW-
ing members answered roll all
President Firm and Messrs. Migglns,
Mooney. Quinn, Lewis, Mulvaney, Brod-
erick, Rice, Gallery, Mersheimer and hg-
bert-11.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Janitors' Supplies. 1s97-9s-Wood &
Mena 5s5s s 81 81 ; sos senoe Sol ~ aoy wgn6m.
1898. 1893; School No. 3. November. lSss,
Sc. 70 and S6.15; School No. II, October, 1879,
$l1.e6; School No. Is, October, 1S9S, $lb.of;
SD. 10: school No. a, November. 1898,
$3.50: School No. 81. october, 1898, S5.1S.
E. s, Farley, sgpp ssao School 40. NJ !.
her. 1898. $4.65, School No. 20. November,
1893. sl1.45: School No. %, Novembera lsss,
S1.75; School No. %, November, 1873, $4-S3-
Fuel. IS97-9S-The United Gas lmproye-
s sss e. 80 50
The Newman Mission, wood. School No.
1 annex. October. 1898, $5.SS; School NO, Is'
November. 1898, $l0.15; School NO. la NO
yember, 1898, $10.75.
Edwards & Walker, wood, School No. 2,
Novemher.Is9 81; School No. $, Septen1-
Der, 1898. s21. : 700
5. November. 1898, So.
Robert Edgar, repairs. School No: Z,
September, 1888, $40; School No, IL, sep
stephen McDonoush, School No. Il, No
Carl Luck, school No. %, November,
I&4A ~
James E. Murray. School No. p, No
Printing. i~ss7sss-Albert DATE. printing;
superintendent office. September ana
The Jersey City News, Evening
Schools. November, 1888, s46.75; office, oc-
tober, 1895, sS4.
General Claims Account, lS9I--The der,
sey City Democrat. printing. blanks and
stationery, office, November, 1897, SlSs.1o
Census, 1ssS-Edward Markley. ensus
Fourth Ward. Fifth. Precinct, May, 1898,
1885.
T. Mcclure. census, Fifth Ward: Fourth
and Fifth Precincts, May. 1898. SH.90..
First II Third Precincts, May, 1898,
$7s.75.
Fl. B. Kitehell, census, Ninth Ward.
Third and Fourth Precincts. May, 1898,
William Mount, census, Ninth Ward
Marx Sullivan, census. Tenth Ward.
Fourth and Sixth Precincts, May, 1899,
$40.60.
William Dugan, census. Tenth Ward.
Seventh and Eighth Precincts, May. 1898,
SOL. 20.
p. S. Jacobs. census. Tenth Ward. First
and Fifth Precincts, May, 1888, $3.50.
Thomas Golden. census, Eleventh Ward,
First. Second and Seventh Precincts,
May. 1898. 500.
Jaspar Eyerson. census. TWelfth War1,
Fourth and Sixth Precincts, May, 1888,
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