The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-08
HoARp OF EDUCATION.

1899.
MessrS succow, Ward, Lewis, Barker,
Witt, iBirdsall, Cullen, Culver, Berger,
Egbert and Hulshizer-12.
Absent-Mr. Kennedy.
On motion of Mr.. Birdsall the price of
the site for a new High School on page 3,
minutes of meeting of May II, 1885, was
On motion of Mr.. Witt the further read
ing ofst he minutes of meeting of May II,
1899. was dispensed with, and with the
above correction were approved as
printed.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the regular or
der of business was dispensed with to
hear the report of Kindergarten Commits
tee.
Mr., Witt presented a report after
the Board had heard from Miss Gaines,
Mrs. Marvin and Mr.. John j. Voorhees,
in reference to the work done by the
Kindergarten during the past year.
A communication was received from
Nj. John Awaken, President Jersey City
Kindergarten Association, turning over
their free Kindergarten School No. l to
the Board of Education.
The communication was received and
the following resolution adopted
Resolved, That a kindergarten, to be
same Is hereby established in the building
formerly known as School No. II, on Mer-
GER street, this resolution to take effect
Tune l, 1889.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the fol-
Yeas-President Mulvaney and Messrs.
Succow, Ward, Lewis, Barker, Witt,
Birdsall, Cullen, Culver, Berger, Egbert,
and Hulshizer-12
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Kennedy-1.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the Board then
resq 7 II the regular order Of business;
TIONS.
From College Literary Society of st.
Peters College. inviting the Board of Ed
Peters Hall, Thursday evening, May Is,
1899.
Received and accepted.
From Sarah E. Cole, thanking the
members for having appointed her a
school teacher in Public School No. G..
Received and filed.
From ]. II. Brensinger, Principal of
School No. 8, inviting the members to be
1899.
Received n accepted.
From Florence Coleman, 1877 Communi-
paw avenue, Jersey City, N. j., applying
for a position of Vice Principal in our
schools.
Received and referred to Teachers
Committee.
From Mrs. Frances H. Quimby, desiring
the Board to purchase a plot of ground on
Crescent avenue for a new High School.
price $50, 900.
Received and Referred to New High
chool Committee.
From ]. L. Clifford, Mgr, Encyclopedia
Dept, Appleton & Co, requesting to have
placed on our text book list ChambmerS
New Encyclopedia.
Referred to Text Book Committe.
From the Hon. Board of Finance, re-
questing this Board to furnish a state
ment of all real estate unused by the
Board of Education.
Received.
From the Hon. Board of Finance, re-
-.,~ - & - 4I4 DAea1 af TE11J
cation with the Board of Finance, We'd
nesday, May "a, 1899.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Repairs, 1S9S-1S99.-Gardner and Kendall,
lumber, School No: 8. April 1899, $5.2S;
School No. 10, April, 1899. s1.1S.
Samuel ,Meginnis. shades, School No.
I, May, 1899, S13.19.
Goetschins & Watson, repairs, School
No. 8, May, 1899, 5000.
Julius Jacks, repairs, School No. q,
American Flag Co, flags, April, 1899,
Janitors Supplies, 1ssS-1s99-wood &
M[enaghas ja q e. supplies; sehS1l Ne 9sod J.
n Max sS. l ssSos 5'ss Na school 4 Nav Mo; 2 1S Mas, s2 ss ss:
School No. 10, ss.25: School No. IL. May,
1899, SAG; School No. u, May. 1899, $3.50;
School No, Is, May. 1889, s6.6s; schoo No,
1899. $40; School No. 20, May, 1899, $40;
School No. 26, May, 1899, $14. IL; School
No. 81, May, 1899, 1914.
Printing. 1sss-1Ss9.Albert Datzs; printing
and supplies, superintendent office. May,
office, May, 1899. $3.50.
The Jersey City News, printing, Clerks
Books and Stationery. 1ssS-1sss james
B. Wilson, stationery, School No. s, May,
1889, s1.l2; School No j.. ! May 1889 s4a;
s s. apr H.. 1885, 81 N sig.is ls's Ms ss:ss' 1885, sshos sss NS.
School No %. January. 1899, $S.25.
Pelham, Little & Co.. stationery,
School hoo Ne: 2 ,s DAY 500 1899 Ss: ss sR4,6i; M aig 2
May, 1899. $S1.14 School No: Z, May, 1899,
$685. 3, $21.66; School No. II, May, 1899,
1851; School No. Is: May, 1899, re.
sehooI No 1899 70 Nay az 1 ssS;o $S-Se So sca as M a9.
1899, 1915: School No. q. May. 1895. $1S.2;
School No. %. May, 1899, $685.; School
No. 2s May 1889, s2,75; Clerks office
american Book CO, books, School No
1899. $500; School No. 10, April 1898, ST. 80,
s sa5a3, s Sch 3 N Norji = 1888 Aps s2l4o. 1852 siS''2'
Silver Burdett & Co., books. School No.
Z, May, 1899, $2.2t -
Prang Educational Co., books. School
No. s, May, 1899. s2.40. ,
Elmer & Amend, supplies, High School
March, 1899, s54.3 80. o,o Shoe,
No % Nav 1899. 81: School No. %, May.
1899. 81. 10; supplies, Superintendent,s once,
February. March, April, May, 1899. Sl2,9t,
Referred to their appropriate commit
RHBF1PoRTs OF OR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE SUPPLEMENTARY, Tho
To the President and Members OF the
Board of EducationE
Gentlemen-At the last regular meetlnS
of your Board, held. Thursday; May Ii,
the following resolution Was a tappdeut Of
Schools of Jersey City be requested to
furnish the Board of Education or TINS
CITY with a list of the graduates or the
Training School of this city, VINO are
applicants for appointment as teacners
instance the date of such graduatlon, anu
likewise the date of ~radnatlo 1rom the
Jersey City High School,
IN Accordance with the instructions
contained in the above, | have the honof
TO submit the following list of graduates
Of The training School now applicants for
positions as teachers in the. public schools,
together with the dates of their gradua-
ton from the High School or other school
and the dates Of their graduation from
the Training School,
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the report was accented by the fol-
Yeas-President Mulvaney and Messrs.
Succow, Ward. Lewis, Barker, Witt.
Birdsall. Cullen culver BERGER Hspe''
and Hulshizer-12
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr Kennedy.
To the, President and members OF the
Board of Education:-
Gentlemen-At a meeting OF ths boa5q
Kindergarten certificates We're granted to
Tillian n Fuller and Elsie e. Soper.