Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-14
THE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.
COMMISSIONERS TRANSACT
MUCH BUSINESS.
Want to Install Steam Heat In The
Annapolis Public School
Buildings.
DELEGATIONS WAIT ON THE
COMMISSIONERS.

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Crisp and Melvin. Mr.. Murray being
unable to attend on account of sick.
ness The minutes were read and ap.
| proved
Ml. Irueman a. Watson and Mr..
| Charles Nj. Green. the trustees of
| School u. Third district. reported
the turning and total destruction by
an iucendiary of the schoolhouge on
Sunday morning last, said schoolhouse
being covered by Policy No. 405449
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Montgomery county. The secretary
was authorized to act with the trus.
| tees of the school to the end that the
school be opened in temporary build.
ing
TIE following communication was
ordered to be sent to the Farmers Ma.
tional Bank:
Ar. J. Writ Randall
President Farmers National Bank.
Dear Sir We acknowledge the le.
oeipt of your favor Of the 7th Instant
written in response TO the request
made by our Messrs. Crisp and Melvin
Tor your reasons for continuing to
hola back the balance of 1897. 81 stand
ing on your books to the credit of the
School Commissioners of Anne Arun-
del County, William Harwood
Treasurer In reply we have TO say
thet inasmuch as your bank has had
the free use of this large sum of
mouey for fifteen years or more, aud.
during every one of these years except
the last, schools have had TO be closed
because of the lack Of funds, we can
nos conceive that there ought to be
auy hesitation whatever in promptly
hoaoring our draft for the amount.
In order to relieve your apparent
apprehension of risk, however, we
arc willing TO assure you, and we do
hereby agree, that if in the future any
adverse claim is made and legally
sustained the board of County School
Commissioners will reimburse your
bank the amount. The welfare OF the
schools having suffered by the wrong
fni Withholding of this money, Eeces.
stating the borrowing of money
from your bank and the paying of in
terest; and, as claim has heretofore
been made for this fund and not com. i.
tlied with, would it not seem fair
that you should pay interest on the
AMOUNT? We have directed our treas.
ursr, Mr.. II. r. Wallis, to deliver
tl.ls letter to you and to present for
Payment the accompanying draft TO
his order for the principal amount of
the fund
Yours truly,
Signed) W. S. CRISP,
II HARRY r. WALLIS, President.
Secretary
Ordered that the secret taiy secure q
special manual training expert teacher
to inspect and report on the manual
training schools of the county.
The resignation of Miss Hattie Nut.
we'll, teacher of School 4, Eighth
district, was accepted.
A delegation of the trustees of the
Annapolis Public School appeared be.
fore the board and requested an ex-
| preston as to whether they would
approve the movement looking to the
passing of a law authorizing tile build
ing and equipping of high school
TOR the city and the installation of a
steam heating plant for the proposed
new building and the present school
Building. The board endorsed the
movement and suggested the following
| building committee
George 4. Melvin. DR.. Frank II.
Thompson, Martin Nj. Smith. William
| st. Abbott and Charles Weiss.
The secretary was directed to draw
81 900 from the Free Book Fund in
The following bills were passed
| Stewart Crook Hardware Co, S4. O5t
| George Schumacher, S4 90 Milton
| Bradley Co., SAL 81; Frank II.
Grimes, $l4.74; Evening Capital,
537. %; Elijah Howard. S26 10; Roberi
| Humphrey, $27.SS; Charles Dennis,
| 5l5. 25; A. @. Pumphrey $l7. so; Plum
mr. CLARK, SIP 90; Mary n Magruder,
50. 90; Milton Bradley Co, SI2 67; q.
Q. Brice, $47 Ridout Bros, rs
Sarah Snowden, S4 so; W. t. Phipps
| So so; William Tyler, $500, Edmund
! Hartge, :. 50 George b. Lowrey, 81
/ Josiah Humphrey, 5000; George w
! Jones, $500; Charles Duvall, $17. 90
| Edward Jewell. $S Al Charles Du
/ vail, 81. 90; Max Blob, $3.50; NJ c.
kCollinson. So 90; Excelsior Disinfec
1 tant 90. SO coo; Armstrong Stove Co.,
| $40. "a. O. +. Sohaffer, 80; Hirshbere
/ Art Co., Sl5. "a; John Rice. $44 90
| Charles America, So. Ga Richard Neal
500; William Lee. $500; William
| Lee. SIl00; Richard Day, 81 co. r.
/ Thomas Williams. 81 10; i. l.. Short,
/ $500; George l.. Jacobs, Sl3 80
James Hawkins, $3.50; Benjamin
| Collinson, $500; ". ]. @. Dulaney
| Co., So. 81: W. J. q. Dulaney Co,
! Sof.Ufi same, SiJl. 10 Same, SbiO.JZ
/ same, $2l S5; Annapolis Tin and Stove
/ Co., 81 90; o. A. L Wilson, $32. 75
| Elijah Howard, S.. 67; Alfred Stinch.
comb, So so; n G. Collinson, $lI 90
/ n Brewer, 90; George W. Calvert,
/ SIC. 90.
A request for $40 for the library fund
/ from School /, Eighth district, was
/ granted by the board, TIE school hav.
\ ing raised the neCeSsary$ 10
All business having been transacted
the board adjourned TO meet on Tues.
day, March 13, 1906.
May Be Fewer Licenses.