The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
1t,on to this effect was unanimously

luton J ,,do1.s to this effect was Unanimously
aq Tp,lr s,,l,comm,ttee was particularly i'm
pressed sus VIII the Womans College site
ard now recolnmends Its purcha.se at s nv
ilgures offered as being decidedly p u, IL
able to the block on which Is iochteo . VIZ
present high school building .,an,
. AS shown upon the plat acco OF any
Mr.. Browns written offer, the lots maf ti,e
So SUM NJ q s7s sl'a a and y Resolution was
adopted ADOPT Gb: By your Z Subcommittee recon-
mcnding lie purchase Of these four LOTT .Ils.
sSpd ne l s saniasf propety
lot narkcd Is. can be purchased FOR th !,
price Of $500 and Mr.. Brown stated t ,n,
T. his Judgment thf l sa fro s,dn Clay
Street, adjoining on the east the lot marR-
ton 1T cost not exceeding ss0eSS, anu. anI,
%nSSsF i Rsf,l5s S feet e g.
parcd with the sum, Of wv IVY .Iu %, Ia.
present High school block, the Dimensions ms 70
which are 15o feet By s Div
procure tas from the Council authority to ent
ploy the services OF disinteres.ed e1p al.
wise With committee, before any pan n "
finally adopted, as to the stitapility n.a
adaptability of such plans 70 Inc n ndGds
Fl ane s Gig Is buding The conpensatlon
to such expert to be Mt Il sum ilot eS ~
ceeding .------ dollars. ~. ,,,,,,.
y yn,ir subcommittee herewith rslulits
with It's report all tho written inlorin RIM !
ton 1t has obtained In regard to the mas ma,
t ter and now asks thntsit be discharges
from further eonsidera,,9,ntt 81 o1 inc s''D''.
Juno Isl, 15o5. Chairman '.rrN'l \
Conference Held.
MIR. Pollock moved that the school
Board be heard, and Major j. y. cape .
chairman asked that the poaru DC ~, ~ a.,
,nrf,er "a nrenarc d report on the SUBJ
This request was granted, and the ~.
nance Committee went INTO eAecuHltt,s ~
session to- consider the re rea n,,,ne appro
nriation, The committee made the a sll
propriatlon but did not tako IT from ron inc
battle abbey, fund ~, = l..
When the School Board returned, LII! ~. ~
man Gamers declared that while the e, ,poar 70
desired to endorse what the Finance
Committee should do, yet they I. va, e
the committee the entire block In (, front !, o
Of the present High School I, n WI, "a
bounded by Eighth, M Ma w. Mar Marsh III
fIni,so which they would propose to pre-
serve as a relic. .,,a
Major Capers deoared this was q, the
unanimous view or the Oohl y, eu CIV. -
: he mo nbers thought the entire aprospEasnrn-
~ could be secured for s115, 0oQ TO $lzg.Voo
III said Mr.. Hutzler had partial Options IN:
IN some of tho property noW,s M tt ~
w re sure Il could all be secured WITHIN llln
the sum named. II AZ ,sa
= Sell Present Site.
Mr.. Dahney, asked ifsit would be me ile
nnrnose Iof the board to sell the present
siteEgnnd tho answer was that u pe
lcnged TO the city. aid the civ me ME =.
do with It what she cared to- n.
Mr.. +Hutzltr arose ut this juncture WIN
n hand ful Of papers, which he said cor
tanned figures bearing on the suDocco
nut before he proceeded the room wa
cIcared or ali bit members OF the beard
and committees and the body went into
executive session. The block recommen,,-
cd ~ tho School Board con fains resi- res
t!enrcs on three. sides. the Jefferson Cluo
i.aud the old Marshall House:
1t is proposed by the School Boprd 70
|sput t he entire S20o.tt1o In a bui'd lg. max
Ling the ground ana structure cost approx
II lis believed the suggestion means
Ithatg the Jefferson Club. whose property
| is among that which 1t Is proposed TO
purchase, desires to remove uptown anu
| build anew club house. III
IElt was thought UP to last night that
| the School Board would acquiesce In the
committees report. and while the mem-
| bers started out by saying they would
| do so, yet they unanimously recommends
! ed an icntirely different site.