The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-01-27
PRES. WARDS
COMMITTEES
Various Duties Pertaining TO
lhs School Assigned to
Directors Of Educa-
ton.
TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATES
New No. IL to Open on Feb.
uary l. Gifts for Mr..
Moran and a Loving
Cup for Pres. Ward

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AT the meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton last night the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company was granted
permission to attach cable and terminal
box to the walls Of No. School in York
street and the High School in Bay street.
The object of the telephone company is to
do away with overhead telephone wires.
The Board of Finance was requested
TO rescind the resolution of November
so. 1904, appropriating TO the Board of
Education the sum of 81 .050 to pay the
salary of an engineer for No II school,
/ satisfactory arrangements having been
made whereby the services Of an engin-
eer are not needed.
BY resolution the positions of John
Kelly as engineer of No. / school and
! John Callahan as engineer of No. 20
school were declared vacant and Kelly
was appointed as janitor-engineer of No.
| / at a salary of 81 600. and Callahan was
appointed janitor-engineer of No. 20
school at slary of s1,O40. There is no
change in the janitorships.
President Ward appointed the follow
| ing committees
Finance Lewis, coyle, Barnes.
Teachers salsries -Ridgeway, Her
man, Ramsey.
Text Books Ramsey. Lyons, Diffen-
bach.
Books and Stationery Bifferba,.H,
Barnes and Fully
Fuel-NIoran, Clute and Barnes.
Printing nd Blnks Lyons. Gilmore
and Tully.
Janitors- Clute. Lyons and Cosle.
Inventory Gilmore. Moran and Lyons.
Night Schools Herman, Moran and
Diffenbach.
Vacation schools-Tully, Coyle and
Lewis.
Leaves of absence We're granted to
Miss J. L. Barry. of No. School for the
month of February, on account of Illness;
Miss Margaret A. Young. of No. %
School from Jan. / to March /, on ac-
connt of illness: Miss NJ Robertson, of
School No. 21, for the month of Febrtl-
AIRY Miss Hannah STANLEY, Of School No
2S, for the month of January. on account
Of illness; Miss Anna Walton, of No 8
School, for the month of February, on
account of illness, and Miss Margaret A.
Fitzgerald of No. 13 School, for one
month. on account of illness.
4 resolution was passed ordering all
classes in No. II School, now located in
Nos. %, 1S and II Annex. to occupy the
new No. II School on Feb l, and that
No. II Annex School be discontinued by
Feb. /.
Miss Carrie Mccormack. at present
janitrix of No. II Annex, was transfer
red to the new No. II School, 10 serve as
assistant to the janitor of the new build
ing at salary of S475.
NJ. H. Kingsley, County Snperinfend-
ent, announced that he had issued an
order on the County Collector and in
favor of the local custodian Of school
moneys for amount due the district for
Stata school moneys for the school year
beginning July /, 1904. for the sum of
$19.914.43
Deborah Zarecl1i resigned as teacher
in No. % school, the resignation TO take
effect February 1. May f. Young re-
signed as a teacher in No o school, the
resignation taking effect from January l.
Director John Il. Moran, viee-presi-
dent Of the Board, was the recipient of
the following communication from the
teachers OF No. q school:
..Appreciating the well-deseryel honor
conferred on you by the Board of Eelu-
cation and mindful of the generous and
thoughtful interest you have shown the
teachers of No. p school. we take this
opportunity to give substantial express
sion to the high esteem they have for
ypu aud have sent You a Morris chair.
Hoping that you may long enjoy it and
that II may rbe conducive to kindly
thoughts of Ne. 21. we remain. etc
Mr.. Moran was ALSO presented with d
basket of flowers by the night school
teachers of No. 4 school and President
Ward was presented With a silver loving
cup hy the teachers of No sch0ai
Superintendent Snyder reported flie
following pupils as having successfully
completed the prescribed course of study
in The Training School Carrie Baft,
Viola NJ Ellington, Ellen II. Blackmur,