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The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on, the call of the Chairman
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote:-
gins Nimmo. Quinn. Mulvaney, Broderick,
Finn, Rice and Mersheimer@.
Nays-None.
Teachers and Salaries Committee
Resolved, That Mrs. Anna A. Brown
t pe dna I IN s j. t5efe ~. ap Il annex, to III
the vacancy caused by the promotion OF
Miss Van Wrinkle, at an annual salary OF
$100; the same to take effect at once.
The yeas and having been ordered
| and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing voter
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs Mig
gins, Nimmo, Quinn, Mulvaney, Broderick,
Finn. Rice n Mersheimer-9
Absent-Messrs. Mooney, cowles. Dewitt
and Allen-4.
Resolved. That Miss Mary A. Lynch,
teacher in Primary Department, School
No. %, be and she is hereby transferred
to Public School No. q; said transfer to
take effect at once.
or motion of Mr.. Broderick the resolu-
Resolved, That Elizabeth Faulks, teach
er in Public School No. 2, be and she is
hereby transferred to Public School No,
%, said transfer to take effect at once.
On motion of Mr.. Broderick the resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That Miss Imogene L.. Col
vim, teacher in Public School No. Z, be and
she is hereby granted an extension of ner
leave of absence for thirty days, less mon
itor's pay; cause, sickness.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Resolved, Eva l.. Potts be and She
is hereby granted an extension of her
leave of absence for thirty days, less mon
itor'S pay; cause, sickness.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
Text Books Committee
Resolved, That Atwood's complete grad
ed arithmetics be placed upon our list;
SOC. for Part Second, also Historical Rea-
der, Indians and Pioneers, Earliest Days
in America, BY Blanche a Hazard and
s.. L. Dalton, at a cost of 54c. per copy.
The resolution was on motion adopted.
Mr.. higgins reported that the corner
stone OF School No. II, Duncan avenue,
WOulu De ldlu MOIludy, F6DTudTy 70, 1885,
at 2 +, NJ, arc invited the members of
tile Board to attend the ceremonies.
New High chooi Committee reported
through Mr.. Mersheimer, Chairman, that
the present Eoard of Finance, owing to
the near approach of the expiration of
their terms, deemed it advisable to allow
the new BOARD Of France to consider an
appropriation towards the erection of a
new High school.
The President appointed the following
committees for the balance of the year.
Text Eooks-Messrs. Allen, Mulvaney
and Rice.
Janitors. etc.-Messrs. Dewitt, Mooney
and Muyaney.
Inventory and Report-Messrs. Quinn,
Miggins and Rice.
School Committees-Mr. Rice, Schools
No. II and IL Annex. Night Schools-Mr
Nimmo, School No. 3; Mr.. Rice, School
No. II, n a committee to be known as
d Legislative Committee, to be composed
of sIessrs. Mersheimer, higgins and Brod-
erick and superintendent Snyder, to act
in conjunction.
Whereas, Miss Katharine A. Speir, who
has for many years served as an assistant
teacher in the HighSchool, has resigned to
accept a position in the Girls High School
of New York City.
Resolved, That the members of the
Board deeply regret the loss of Miss
Spe.r's services. and place on record their
grateful appreciation of her faithful,
earnest and successful work in this city.
On motion OF Mr.. higgins the resolution
was adopted, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
JAMES J. WISEMAN,