The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-13
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The Trustees OF Elkton Academy Lease
Building To School Board.

The Board of School commissioners
met on Tuesday, the full Bonrd-Alessrs.
Blake, Carey and JrnnrSs being present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The following bills
were ordered to be paid -
Scott Fertilizer Company, coal. sd. 80
Chas. II. Foard COAL No. 3. Third
District ......... $50
Milton Hasson, incidrntalS, No. I.
Ninth District ............. 100
Miss Martha Biddlr. pcnSion.... 1000
+. Staap, repairs. No. l. Second
District ................... 400
f. +. MARBLE. No. ., Second Dis
trict NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 14.99
George W. BieS. coal ....... 1900
Keys 4 Miller Lumber Co.. coal. 29.9O
John +. Gonce. incidentllS High
School NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
Wilmer f. Hardness, Newark. Del.
1urnlture .................... 1000
Charles .. CIcgg. Philadelphia, in
cidcntaS. High School ..... 800
Joseph IL. Sloan, iucidrntnS. Man
nal Training School ........ 1.3l
3 c. \. Benjamin, co1l........... ITO
Geo. o. CAREY stationery for rX-
amlhatl"nS, etc. .......,...... .i'.'n
The Board of School commissioners
ratified an agreement made by Commits
soncr JrnncS~ with the Directors of the
Friends Normal Scn"ol Association. of
Rising Sun. for the use of their school
building for the ensuing year.
\ committee of the Board of Trustees
of the Elllton Academy, consisting of
William :. Evans. William T. Warbur-
ton and William II. MackHll. ESqS.. APP
pcarcd before tn" Board ami proposed
to lease the Academy buildings and
grounds for the nominal sum of one dol
lar per Annum for the term of five years.
payable in advance, for the use of the
public schools. the Board of Schua! COM
missioncrs to max" all necessary repairs
on said property. buildings a.d fences.
and to keep the SIM" in good repair at
their own cost. The Trustees of the
Academy to transfer to said Board of
Commissioners all of the State appro-
priationS now in hand. except 50 much
thereof as may he necessary to pay the
present liabilities. ana all other annual
appropriations as the same may he re-
ceived. The same was accepted, and
Mr.. Blake was directed to prepare and
execute said least"
Edward NJ. Kirk was appointed as
Trustee at School No. 6. Ninth District.
i'll place of William NiedS. declined;
William Clifford at School No =, Sixth
District. in place of Thomas Riley. re-
signed, and Homard Terry ut School No.
II, Sixth District.
The following designations We're re-
ceivcd and accepted Miss Bertha Bid
die. School No ,. Fourth District: Miss
Helen Tuft. School No. ;. Third District;
Miss Elizabeth EIam. School No. /, col
ored, Fourth District.
The following appointments We're made
Miss Gertrude NJ. Smith and Miss
Alice ii. Frazer. to School No. 3. Third
District
The Secretary was directed to advrr-
tise for coal for thr coming year. the bids
to be opened On Tuesday. July l4th. at
II o'clock, H., pa mrmtS 10 he made at
the September meeting.
The Secretary was directed to have n
pavement laid from the steps To the
street at School NJ. >. Third District.
The Board appeared before the County
Commissioners a"d asked for $4O.OOO to
conduct the SchuoIS for the coming year.