The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-04

in School No. Z. with los OF monitors
pay; cause, sickness.
Resolved, That a leave D : absence for
the remainder of January n granted to
Miss Viola DAILY of SchoolyNo- ,, less
smonitor,s pay cause, sickness.
Resolved, That a leave of absence for
thirty days be and it is hereby granted
to Miss Marie Bernsdorf, less monitors
pay; cause, sickness.
Resolved, That the resolution passed at
the last meeting of this Board, transfer
ring Miss Jessie Bush from school No.
25 to School No. II, and Miss Gertrude
Taylor from School No. II to School No.
2 5, be ~rescinded.
Resolved, That the following transfers
be and the same are hereby made .
Miss Clara NJ: Ince, from School No. IL
Miss Josephine Craig. from School No.
IL to School No. IL.
Miss Jessie Bush, from School No. 25 to
School No. II.
Resolved, That Miss Mary Mcnamara
be and she is hereby transferred from
School No. II to School No. 2. to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Miss Park.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Emily B. Robin
son be and she is hereby transferred from
School No. % to School No. II, to fill
the vacancy caused by the transfer of
Miss Mcnamara.
Adopted.
Resolved, That~Miss Abbie F. C. Smith
Principal in School No. %, to fill the
vacancy caused by the transfer of Miss
Robinson.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Alma Grandi be
and she hereby is appointed teacher in
School No. 25, to fill the vacancy caused
by the transfer of Miss Bush, at an an
nual salary of $500; his appointment to
lake effect February / 1900
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Agnes Tomlins be
appointed teacher in School No. II, to fill
the vacancy caused by the transfer of
Miss Cummings, at IN annual salary of
$500; this appointment to take effect Feb
ruary /, 1899.
Adopted.
Resolved, That two practice classes of
the Training School be and they are here
by established in each of the following
schools, wiz
School, No. 6, Grammar Department.
School No. I, Primary Department.
School No. IA, Primary Department.
School Nc. q, Primary Department
School Nc. %, Primary Department
This resolution to take effect February
/, 1899.
Adopted.
Resolved, That Miss Helena Cummings
be and she is hereby transferred from
School No. u to School No. %, to fill the
vacancy caused by the transfer of Miss
Robinson; this transfer to take effect
February /, 1899.
Adopted.
Resolved, That the resolution of this
Board, passed at the meeting of October
10, 1898, appointing Miss May Fahey teach
er in No. IS School. be and the same Is
hereby rescinded.
Adopted.
Resolved, That the following teachers be
and they are hereby appointed critic
Miss Edith Hammond, school No. 6.
Miss Ella Roe. School No. II.
Miss L~izzie>Gibson School No. 81.
Miss Helena Cummings, School No. %.
This resolution to take effect February
1, 1899.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
Yeas-President Firm, Messrs. higgins,
Nimmo, M%ulvaney, Broderick, Finn, Rice,
Gallery Mersheimer and Egbert-10.
Nays-Mr. Lewis.
Absent-Messrs. Mooney and Quinn-2.
Text books, by Mr.. Mulvaney, Chair
man
Resolved, That the following books,
published by Eaton s. Company, be added
to the authorized list of text books, at
the following prices:
New Era, First Reader.............$ 10
Second Reader ~. /. ......... .21
Third Reader .. .......... rs
Fourth Reader I. >. =. 81
Fifth Reader 4. +. ................ .49
Home ana school FIRST RedQer.....-. ~
Resolved, That the following books,
published by Charles Scribner's Sons, be
added to the list of authorized text
books. at the following prices
Gordy's History of the u. S.........$ 80
Wright's Children's Stories of Amer
lean History :. ......... rs
| wright's Chiidren's stories of Amer
w 1rhf Ei9 children,s Stories of Amer. :"
lean Literature. z. vols........-.. .S
Stockton's "Fanciful Tales'......... .4S
Burt's 1.-THE Eugene Field Book. AS
Burt's "Odysseus the Hero of Ith-
Eggleston's THE Hoosier School
seawell's Twelve Naval Captains, 8
Johnston's United States history 81
The yeas ana nays having been ordered
and taken on the call Of the Chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
Yeas-President Firm and Messrs. Mig
gins, Nimmo, Lewis. Mulvaney. Broder-
lex. Finn, Rice, Gallery, Mersheimer, and
Egbert-11.
Nays-None.
Absent5Messrs; Mooney and Quinn
published by D. c. Heath & Co, be added
to the list of authorized text books, at
the following prices
Walsh's Mathematics for Common
Book 2 J.. . $3.50. 80
Book g.. ........ .55
Atwood's Complete Graded Arithme-
tics. Book 1.... -.... 20
Book q. j.. :. ..........,.... 30
Newlands and Rows Natural Sys-
tenn of Vertical Writing, per doz.,
Books 1 to 6........ .....-.......... .6S
Books Z and 8. per doz .........- .S4
Thompson's Primary Freehand
Drawing Books, per doz., Books
Advanced Freehand Drawing Books,
Books to 8, per doz........-..s 1.25
Aesthetic Books, Books | to 6, per
Model and object Series, Books l to
3. per doz.. Las
Mechanical Series, Books to 8, per
Primary Freehand Manual, per
Aesthetic Manual, per COPY. 40
Mechanical Manual. per copy..... 10
Manual Training Manuals, Nos. /
and 2, per copy ................ rs
Models No. g per 800
Models, No. 8. per set .......... 1.S0
Mathews English Grammar..-..... SO
Hyde's Practical Lessons in the Use
of English, Book ............... -
Book 2 so
Sheldon's American History. -. ,94
Thomas History of the United
DoIe's American Citizen ............. rs
Wright's Nature Readers, Book l.. 81
BOOK q. .29
Book 3 AZ
Book A.. ...., so
Norton's Heart of Oak Books, No. l. n
No. q. /. !. .......... 30
No. q ...... .SS
No. A.. :. -. /. ........ .46