The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-03
WHERE THEY ATTEND
Board of Education Fixes the
Boundaries of Each School.
NORTH ENDERS WANT ONE
Committee Requests Board 10
Furnish School.

The hoard Of education met in its rooms
in the city building last night. After
the adoption Of the minutes. Mr.. Jack
man. chairman of the ways and means
committee. said he had sold seats and
thought he could sell more OF the old
ones. The committee has purchased seats
and desks. amounting TO a.s45. Of the
Caxton Desk company OF Chicago.
The committee decided not 10 allow
Judge Balderston TO hunt up delinquent
taxes.
Mr. Jackman presented a plan for in
struetion Of students Of Ingalls, school
as follows: All pupils east Of Cleveland
10 90 to the Washington school: pupils
west Of Cleveland. between Murdoch and
Ninth 70 80 to Webster; pupils west Of
Cleveland. between Ninth and Eleventh.
to 20 TO Park; pupils west Of Cleveland,
between Eleventh and Thirteenth 10 90
TO Irving
John Martin, Of the building and
grounds committee. reported that Kel-
logg and Washington buildings. where
some work was done this sumner. were
IN fine shape, Ingalls, building being
slated and four rooms on lower floor. 1Ir
Sanderson, the contractor. said the build
ing would be ready for occupancy by
September 20 The High school building
viii be ready for occupancy next Mon
day.
on motion Of 8Ir. Sims. the committee
on buildings and grounds was empowered
TO build the walks and see to the grading
al Ingalls, school grounds.
Mr. Sims OF the judiciary committee.
reported that the condemnation money
be paid TO Lucy BIcCune for the ground
at the Ingalls, building. The report was
adopted.
The resignation Of Miss Ruth Woody
was accepted and Miss Jessie Drown was
given one years leave of absence.
Mr.. Bel. OF the plumbing and heating
committee. reported that the heating ap-
paratus was not here, because Of the steel
strike. but the contractor said that the
heating apparatus would be here when
needed.
The question OF water for the ingalls,
builing came Up and the matter was sent
TO the committee with power to act.
The following bids for the coal for the
schools were opened. All were for the
delivery OF the coal at the building as
desired
Schwartz Lumber and Coal company
Lump. SAs5 per ton; slack. se95 per ton
Kansas and Texas Coal company-Vyeir
City lump. s4.55 per ton; slack, S2.S3 per
ton.
J. c. Jackson-Weir City lump. IS pei
ton; slack. s2s5 per ton.
Central Coal and Coke compa ny-Lump, /
si.35 per ton; slack. $3.50 per ton.
The awarding OF the contract was de-
ferred for one week and the matter was
given TO the heating and ventilation COM /
mittee with power to act
Superintendent knight presented the
following:
Wichita, Kansas. Sept. ?. 1901 (
To the Committee on Boundaries Of the /
Board of Education Wichita Kansas.
Gentlemen. The following changes IN /
the boundaries II districts are recon- /
mended:
yvebster-Grades first to sixth: West (
of Fifth avenue to Market street, from
Douglas to Pine street.
Emerson Grades first to sixth. North /
Of Douglas avenue to Pine street; west OF /
Market street to the Big river.
Grade seven: The above district with
the Webster district added.
Park-Grades first TO seventh: From +
Fifth avenue west on Pine street TO city 7
limits; north on limits 20 Twelfth street; +
east or Twelfth street 20 Fifth avenue; /
south on Fifth avenue TO Pine street
Irving-Crades hrst 70 seventh: North (
Of Twelfth steet 70 city limits; west on /.
Twelfth street TO city limits; east Oh /
Twelfth street to Fifth avenue: north on 4
Fifth avenue to Thirteenth street. east on (
street TO Hydraulic avenue;
north on Hydraulic avenue to city limits. /.
Grade S: The above district with the
district between Ninth ard Twelfth street .
and west of Fifth avenue. to the city .
limits.
Ingans-G-ades first to sixth: East Of .
Firh avenue to Grove street. between I
Central avenue and Thirteenth streets
Grades seven and eIshr; The above /
district with the Fairmount district
V-ashinston-Grades hrst to sixth; East 4
OF Fifth avenue 10 Grove street between I
Central and Douglas avenue
Grades seven and eight. The above dis I
trict with the College HEu district north /
o. Douglas.
Respectfully submitted.
p F. KNIGHT +
There VIII be the following grades at
the different schools:
September 2. Isu-
To The Beard Or Educat,on-
Gentlemen, The following changes II T
grades are recommended.
Two FIRST grades 81 Park: two first
grades az F'raaslin; grades first 20 sixth
nc webster. gradts frs- % seventh It (
PARK. grades nrst t7 sixth and eighth ~