The Jersey City news., 1906-04-04

FORREST A. HEATH,
Clerk.
BOARD OF EVACUATION.
Official Proceedings.)
i Regular meeting Of the Board of Ed
ucation, held in the City Hall March s,
1906.
ROLL. CALL
Present - President Ridgway and
! Messrs. Felz, Sullivan, Ward, Lewis.
/ Lyons, Coyle, Franck and Diefenbach
/ %
Absent Messrs. Barnes, Hermann.
Ramsey and Gilmore.
MINUTES.
Minutes of February % laid over, on
motion Of Mr.. Ward.
COMMUNICATIONS.
George L. Bouton, Clerk of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners, no.
titled the Board that he had fled with
| the City Comptroller a deed for the
school site in the Tenth Ward. deposited
/ with him by the Erie Railroad Company
| and held in escrow.
Harriet Appleton resigned as a teacher
in School No. 10. to take effect April !,
i and the resignation was accepted, on mo-
4 tion,
Samuel Ensor, of 345 Eighth street,
| applied for the position Of Janitor Of the
/ New High School, and the application
was referred to the Subcommittee on
! New High School,
Charles A. Lewis Informed the Board
that he was authorized to sell for s24,-
4 of the new High School property, and
the letter was referred to the Sub Com
| nfittee ON New High School,
The n. X. & N. j. Telephone Company
asked permission to place two poles on
School No. l5 property, and, on motion
Of Mr.. Ward. the request was denied
The following communication. on mo-
| ton of Mr.. Lyons, was ordered spread
| In full on the minutes
St. L1cy's Rectory,
jersey City, March 8, 1906
To the Board of Education of Jersey
City,
At the regular meeting Of the Catholic
Rectors Union of Jersey CITY and Ho-
boken. held March 5th, 1906, the reply
/ of your honorable body to our recent pc
titon, in reference to Parochial School
| graduates entering High School. was re-
ceiyed and its receipt herewith acknewl-
| edged
The detailed report of your Joint Com
mittee was carefully read and it's con-
/ tents maturely considered.
1t was unanimously resolved that we
extend our regrets that your Joint Conn
mittee on High School and on Teachers
and Salaries refused to grant our petl-
| ton. IS stated in their report, 'sWe ac-
/ cordingly report and recommend to the
Board of Education that the applica ton
| of the petitioners, to have pupils from
| the Parochial Schools admitted, on their
approval and without examination, be
/ NOT granted"
However, while your Board has not
granted all that oui, petition requested,
/ it was unanimously resolved that we ex-
tend our thanks and Our appreciation TO
the Board of Education for granting to
our Parochial Schools the same rights as
are enjoyed by similar schools in Boston,
and, In lieu of the Boston Board of Su-
in the broad-lninded fairness and justice
Of Superintendent Snyder to grant to us
| the same good results as are obtained by
/ the Boston parochial Schools under the
Board Of Supervisors.
! Yours very respectfully,
The Catholic Rectors' Union Of Jersey
Ci:y end Hohoken.
(Signed JOHN U. BOYLAN,
Secretary.
President RidgEay had the Secretary
read call for advertised proposals for
purchase and removal of brick building
on the aew High School property, and
these bids were presented, read and re
ferred to Sub Committee on New High
| School
Austin Glyefls, 1896; A. a. Van Win
| kle. $500, Joseph Roscitt, S1T5. and
Philip Tumulty, $50.
PREsTNTA ALTON OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented,
read and referred TO committees
Books Stationery and Snpplies.--
Peckham Little & Co., $3.50, $2.3f,
i S53.93, S112.3o $3.50, $14.58. s40.lO,
/ $45. "A. S45.6T, $4645, $24.19, s901,
S1S0, S4S.64, Si5.65, $32.4O SIS. 10,
$59.14, S2.02, S2,65 T0c., $16.15. $1044,
! $7.23, S5, So. $94.01, $2O,32. $2B2O.
$19.3S, SO, $37 Sd S43O, $43, $3.50.
| SAB, So. $3.50, S1.20. SIC. SO, $5T05,
/ $123.80. S1749, 1925, SASS, $30O5
Msynard, Merrill & Co.. s122 600,
| S10CS, $50. $40. $3.50. S1176, S21. so.
$3.50, SILICA, $342. S4S2. $25 20, $S.16.
TO, $10.200. $7.9o. $1s.24 and $500
Silver. Burdqtt e. Co., $SO.5O, S11. SO.
$14:1Ss S9.l2. 1882. $53-16, 1918, $SO..6
and Sc.
Milton Bradley Co, 1920 and S6.72.
James G.. Lansing. S5.65.
Fuel
Mackey, Young & Co.. $62.7 500 S3.
/ S1T2.59. S31. .38, S10046O $3.50. 81. .S4,
/ $31 .3S. $31.3S. $109,S3 ST845. $57362,
$ll5; ;0e; Sa5l.o4, $l56.90, $1o9.s3s So. so
Newman Home and Mission. $105o
/ and S10.50
Public Service Corporation, s3se.70.
United Electric CO. $33.10. $17,10 ana
Repairs. Buildings and Furniture
John S. Mepagh Co.. $2.77. $55.22,
$3.50, $2.14 S2.68 and sta
O. III. Freeman, SO and SIS.
Charles Devlin. S16
3. Frank. $3.50
i. F. Langan S3T5.