Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-16
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
Business Transacted at Monthly
Meeting

4 AT a meeting OF the DOafd 81 -EUoOi
Commissioners the following busi-
ness was transacted in detail:
The trustees OF the Annapolis High
School were authorized 70 conract for
and have installed In the new High
School sanitary plumbing, the cost
not 10 exceed $3.50, Mr.. Murray voting
/ against said order because he believes
| that tie work should have been done
| by the Building Committee.
Upon information being presented
to the Board that scraps Of lumber
haye-been taken from the new school
al Mayo, the Secretary was directed
10 notify tine contractor, Mr.. James
w. Lee, Jr., to have sucn scraps re-
turned II possible and to sec that here
after nothing be taken from the
grounds.
George X. Thomas was appointed
male industrial teacher Of the stanton
school.
II was ordered that the Teachers
Institute be held on September ? to
September z. inclusive, and that the
teachers applying may be paid per
diem salary for the week.
II was ordered that the white
schools OF the county will be opened
on September .. and the solored
schools will be opened ON October 1.
The following teachers contracts
were confirmed by the Board: Carrie
X. Weldon, Katherine Duckett. Lulu
Hunt, Lula White, Annie Dodson,
Amy Hopkins, Rebecca Parsons. Lii
ian Worthington, Maud Watts, u. v.
Williams, Mabel Moque, Miriam l..
smith, Hcrmie Hall Dorothy X. Kolb,
Genivieye Bohland, J. Wesley Chase.
The scholarship 10 Western Mary
land College was awarded 10 T.. O..
Bennett; scholarship 10 Washington
College, FIRST choice, to Rowland
White, second choice, to benjamin
Nicholson, the scholarship to St.
Mary's Seminary to Eugcnia Black
weire.
The trustees Of the PASSPORT school
were authorized to have needed repairs
completed at cost not to exceed SO.
Miss Pearl Donaldson was appointed
assistant teacher at School ., District 4.
Miss Emma Lerch was reappoiBtcd
as assistant at School 1.
The following trustees were ap-
pointed at the new school z, District
IL: William Witt, Capt. ". g.. Col
linson, William Lewis.
Miss Lillian Carr was appointed as
u
II WAS ordered that in all cases
where teachers are absent and substi-
tutes are required, tho substitute shall
receive the full salary of the teachers
for tire time.
The request for repairs Of School 9,
District 4 was granted.
Mr.. James LarrimOre WAS authorized
to paint and shinglc School >, Dis
trict +, under the provisions Of the
contract.
Mrs. y. II. Brown was appointed q
trustee Of School ., District ..
The request for repairs 10 School 10,
District was granted.
The bid for furnishing wood to the
schools in the Third district was
awarded 10 Mr. Charles DuyaII.
The request for repairs 10 School
o, District was granted.
The request for repairs 10 cOlOred
School /, District 2, was granted,
cost not 10 exceed 81.
Miss Ethel Cole was reaDp0inted
assistant teacher at School ., Dis
trict 3.
The salary Of the principal Of School
3, District 5, at Curtis Bay, was in
creased 900.
The following bills ere passed
William v. MOreland, $3.50; John r..
Mann, $50; Evening Capital. sI4
&. e. J.. Telephone CO., 81; Gardiner
a. Calhoun, 7.05; South Baltimore
steel Car and Foundry Co., 70; Ben
5amfn a. Brown, Si5f.77; =. a.
| Hartgc, s21. VIM. J. &. Dulany CO.,
81: George II. Woodward, 81, 1926
G. A. J.. Wilson, 81; Maryland Re
publican, $3.50; ). X. WiIkersoD,
/ EG2. 50.