Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-03
NEW SCHOOL BOARD
TAKES RE|NS AND
GET BUSY
WOMAN SUCCEEDS NAYL0N
AS CLERK OF BOARD
MaIoy Reelected President
Tie Vote on Depository W.
D. Sterling Chosen as Sup
eriatendent Of City Schools,

The Contra! school building was tho
scene Of about the busiest school
board session in It's history last night
when the retiring board handed over
the affairs Of the city schools TO the
newly elected commission. The lat
ter lost no time in getting busy and
transacted large amount OF import
ant business with VlgOr ana dispatch,
The resignation Of CLERK Thomas j.
NaVlOn, iust accepted by the old board
was followed by the election by the
now board Of Mrs Grace Hermann;
a. j. Aaloy Immediately after tender
ing his resignation TO the old board as
president. was unanimously elected by
the new board; w y Sterling was re-
tanned rs superintendent Of the city
schools and by a tie vote the new
board split on the question of school
fund depository between the state Ma
tional ana the First National banks.
The old board first met with the
following present: President A. j
Maloy O. N. Marion George Craig
George Giegoldt A. A .Trlmble and
Pau Teutsch who sat for his first and
last time az q member Of the board
in the place of Frank H. Moore who
recently removed from the city. The
report of the perintendent for the
month on Attendance. etc, WAS heard,
ono case Of smallpox being reported
in the city The board purchased
roo feet of hose for the Fourth ward
school, attended to other routine bus
mess, and heard the report Of the
Il cnsurer which showed a bank bal-
anco May 1st Of s1L327.32. The reslg
nation OF Clerk r. j Naylon was ten
deied and accepted Il vote Of thanks
for his efficient work being rendered 4
tho retiring clerk by motion of Mr..
Marron, seconded by Nj. Trimblc. Mr.
Maloy then made little speech
thanking the members of the board
for many couItosies extended ana co..
operation given during his term as
president, and formally retiring from
that office. He was followed by Mr. I
Marron who on behalf of the board !
expressed 20 Mr Maloy its approcia-
ton OF his services in the chair.
On motion of AIR Mafron, seconded
by Mr. Craig, the old board adjourn
ed
Probate Clerk Arthur E. Walker +.
then Swore in the members Of the new
board and O. a. Matson who has al (
retdy been sworn in by The council as
city treasurer took the oath in his
capacity as custodian of the school /
funds so that he has been consider I
ably sworn IN tho last few days. The I
following members took their places: .
First ward. G. N. Davis. A A. Trim
Die; Second ward, Dr J W. Colbert,
Geo. Giegoldt; Third ward, 4. } Ma
loy A. A. Sedillo; Fourth ward Noa
Ilfcld, IN NJ X. Wylder
A. g. Sodillo was chosen temporary
shnirman and A. A. Trmble nominat-
ed a }. Maloy to succeed himself as
president OF the board; seconded by
Dr, Wyldcr. tho vote being unanimous
rho nomination by Mr.. Giegoldt OF
Dr Colbert as vice president was car
led, being seconded by Mr. rrimblc
Vote by ballot was taken on the fol-
owing applicants for the position of
'lcik John Wagner. Mrs Temperance
Nhiteomh. Grover Devine. Charles Z.
Ioinds, NJ NJ. butcher and Mrs. G,ace
Icrmann The latter was elected
The new clerk is wen known Al
'uqucrQuc woman, having received
ler education in the public schools,
he university of New Mexico and uni Il
'crsity of Utah. while she recently
course in the Albuquerque
business college and is believed to be
n every way competent for the posi-
ion
Dr Wyldor moved that the board
ItHltNNte the state NAuonhl DAnk as
depository for the school moneys DR.,
'olbert second i this motion, Mr.. Gle
'oldt seconding the motion of Mr..
Held that the First National bank be
esigrated The board thcn took four
allots each resulting in a tie of four
% four votes ON motion of Mi Gle
oldt, seconded by Nh Trimble, 1t
'as then decided to allow the matter
+ the depository to 70 over 70 a spe-
ial or regular meeting 1t is likely
hat q special meeting win be held for
his purpose ana to take up tho mat
n of teaching appointments
ON the nomination of Mr.. Gicguldt, |
,conded by Mr. Trimble Superinten- i
cnt Stirling was retained in the posi- i
on as superintendent The new board \
so attended to various other small a
Iatters of "a routine nature ana ad- I
'urncd. n