The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19
BOARD OF

lOT1c1dl PrOcecu1ngSJ f
Regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation was held in the Assembly Cham
Der, City Hall, Thursday evening, Feb
| ruary 81. 1888.
Present.Fresident Firm and Messrs,
higgins, Nlmmo, Quinn, Mulvaney, Brod-
erIck. Finn and Mersheimer-S
Absent-Messrs. Mooney, Cowles, Dew
READING AND APPROVAL OF MIN
UTES.
On motion of Mr.. Mersheimer the read
ing of the minutes Of the previous meet
ing was dispensed with and Iney were
| approved IS printed.
From the Central Evening School, in
viting the members Of the Board to at
| tend the CLOSING exercisesSof that school
on Monday evening, February %, 1895.
Received and invitation accepted.
From HIS Honor the Mayor, requesting
the Roard to have incidental claims care
fully item,ized.
Received ana ordered filed.
From His Honor the Mayor appointing
Mr.. Max Salinger a member of the Board
of Education from the Ninth Ward, in
place eff John f. Muller, r~esigneu.
Received and fled.
From His Homer the Mayor, the follow
ing comn;unicatioii was received and on
motion of Mr.. Mershiemer ordered spread
in full in the n inEtes.
Executive Department, Mayors Office,
Jersey City, N. j., Feb. IS, 1898.
Hon. James J Wiseman, Clerk of the
- OG1 ~ ~ Nj 49,
Dear Sir-IFd desire to inform you that by
virtue of the provisions of an act, en-
titled IAN Act to provide for Boards OF
proved April i, 1885, / have appointed
Mr.. George Herbert Rice as a member
of the Board of Education from the
expiring on the first Monday in May,
1899.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD@HOOS,
H ave M
N. B.-Mr. Max Salinger, who was APP
| pointed to fill the vacancy caused in this
ward by the resignation of Mr.. John e.
M e1iaiSIs ia has re realgasd t Ggsau Ward he was m
Mr.. Rice, having presented his creden-
tials, thereupon took his seat as a mem
Der of the Board of Education from the
PREEsENTATIoN OF CLAIMS.
Books o s et Co. e n g go L = ss 8 s 6 S q
ss2S.1s, s4s.o5, sifd. SECS; B. sIote & CO, $3.50
s6.f7, $3.50, SIS, $3.50, $5.37, $3.50. $3.50,
1874; Maynard. Merrill 9 Co. $4s2 $40
$19.Ss, $3a,1s sS-s s5;7.s ss-ss sls. sls.'s si2. vs. ss g. d; sSs sii..
yer, Burdette & Co. $34.64. $40, $50, $l6-0S
$23.58, sSS. 70, 3d. 60, $1s. 80, $3.50, $40, $l2 &c,
$$ds. s22 %; RAND 4 "A cN ss Y s. s g &c.; sle s So
$685., $500 SIC; E. II. Butler & Co, $S.16,
$lO.56. 1915, $21.6 5000; University Pub
fishing Co, $6, So, Sc, sS4-56, ] SIS, SIPS;
4. Lowell { e.. SOL. $3.50, SLIGO, slS.ss'
IS, $50, $3.50; z. e. Heath 8 Co.. So; 30,
$3.50, $iS.i5, ss.44, 1886. s5.44; The Wer-
| Schwartz, Kirwin & Fauss IS, 50; Chris
! Bacon, $40; Potter & Putnam, $26.o1: ID;
| Appleton & Co., $12; Esterbrook Steel
Pen Co. s4.so; Jno; !, S u Is y g q g i ca q.
repairs. etc.-Sheridan & Shea Co,
! contract No. 26Sa, $4l9.95; A. G. Jaeger,
$10.17, $1o.1S, $SS.
| 81. Sis, si4.65. $3.50, s12, soc.
Fuel-The Newman Mission, $5.37, $40. Is,
$1o.75. sl0.75, si0.75, s1o.75
| SIG. $40. $i4; Albert Datz, s11s.5o, $3.50.
Referred to their appropriate commit
Finance. by Mr.. Mersheimer chair
Resolved. That the following claims be
ordered paid to. the parties hereinafter
named as per bills acc-ompanying:E
Books, etc.-Peckham. Little 8 Co;
s 81: e, III y, S sss'i6. s sss's1, s ss'i9. $500 $780, ST. sS s.
s6.17, $3.50. SIS, $1.5o, $5,S7, $5;3S $50
1884; Maynard, Merrill & Co. "a: 90. .$I.2o
$io o.oS $15.1 SIPS, $is.2s. s12, $2s.@; Sill
sss.5s' SIS. %, sis.s0, $3.50, sl5.sO, so, $ls.se
49, s2so2 Rang sa &, y McM s5a y A. 4 g Co.; ID s1s s g.
$l6.65, $3.50, SIG; e. H. Butler & Co, $S.16,
$I0.56, 1916, $21.6O. 5000; University Y
fishing Co., S.. $s5, Sc, $685. SIS, SLIPS,
MiIton-Bradley Gos $lSe " ! W y, u c:i
Sc, $50. $3.50; b. {. Heath q Co, $Ss. 3d.
S11 "a. 1924; Houghton, Mifiin & Co.
$500. 1872, 1914, 1886, $5.44: The Wer.
ner school Book Co, $40 $3.50;