Show BOARD OF EDUCATION the city school board met march 9 and traus transacted acted the follon following ing busing business josiah P ryder asked to b be 0 employed as a teacher of physical culture and J B R rawlins bawling and nettie kettle E campbell asked for positions SO ae teachers committee on teachers an ani L school work charles astle asked for as a j janitor an i tor referred the james spincer bateman company asked that the board defer action on the contract for heating and ventilating the jackson school until the first ward plant has been tested committe on sites and buildings FINANCIAL STATEMENT the treasurer reported receipts and disbursements loi tor the month of february as follows RECEIPTS balance february let 82 32 rebate on rent 84 00 total 32 paid aid warrants 64 54 P balance february 28 th 78 committee on finance COMING IN clerk moreton reported that garn earn ieh Ish ments had bad been served on the board in the following cases J W farrell vs F M Wr licht 16 george allgood vs glambeck Kl ambeck parsons varley joeeph company vs glambeck Kl ambeck parsons Pa reona salt lake hardware company vs vew W H jay jaimes spencer pencer bateman company vs F M wright W right sint ort bros co vs Klam beok beek Pr parana gons 90 Klam parsons vs W H jay 1886 T H connolly vs W H jay committee on streets and buildings buil Dinga FROM THE superintend TEN DENT the following lullu wing report by millspaugh was read recorded and filed GENTLEMEN I 1 have the honor formally to 10 report the opening of the hamilton school ou on monday march 6 h b the building as now completed consists of eight class rooms two recitation rooms and principal office its ais capacity on the basis bamis of fifty pupils to the room is therefore pupils on the opening morning there were pupils representing all of the eight grades the third grade was foundton found to number pupils find and required two rooms the six sixth t V seventh and eighth grades were placed in one room although this was done at the cost of considerable crowding of desks new pupils b have ave been added to the enrollment each day since the opening and a few have been returned to the schools from which they iney came As early as monday it ii was apparent that there must be room furnished for all the pupils that were seeking admission on tue tuesday arrangements were made for temporarily pora rily reopening reo ning one of the rooms in the old buildings to furnish relief for the overcrowded over crowded second secona and lounh fourth grades ades on wednesday morning accordingly this room was occupied making a total of nine classrooms for the school in several of the rooms extra seats have been placed and all are filled but I 1 believe that we shall now he be able to get a along ong quite quit 0 well Wel until the completion of th the two ar ground band hoor floor rooms ij following in ia a statement which gives the number ot of pupils in the school today and the sources irom from which they were drawn old port fort school old second school tenh school 92 fourteenth school 9 seventh school 1 twenty first scheel 1 south lawn 1 bryant errant school 5 third school 9 eighth school 1 eighteenth school 2 not enrolled in any other public school this year original entries 44 total js the number of original entries is thus seen to be nearly 10 percent per cent of the entire enrollment the proportion of original entries at the lowell school was considerably larger than this amounting to about 16 per cent i these mate ments are interesting as indica ing the effect upon the public mind of the existence in the vicinity ot of large healthful attractive school buildings a the roster of teachers at the hamilton school with their classes is as follows room 1 mrs Gern gemmell mell beginners room 2 miss roach first grade room 3 miss wheeler second grade room 4 mrs whiting B third and A fourth room 5 miss hadley third grade room 6 miss burch B fourth grade room 7 miss haight fifth grade room 8 mrs suydam sixth seventh and eighth grades otto otis building mrs hiskey A second and B third elizabeth principal the report was filed HEATING AND ventilating BIDS the committee on sites and build inge to whom was referred the matter of st at curing bids for beating and ventilating the oquirrh school building reported smead warming venti lating company son company hoesch davies company pj moran the committee recommended the accept ance of mr moran Is bid but after a long discussion the name of heeson heesch davies aud and company was substituted IQ in a minority report for that of midgley sons gone assignments the committee also reported portel re that the assignment on august by F M wright W right in favor of f bothwell both well wall filed with th clerk of the board on january and recommended that all ail payments due to be paid in accordance with the raid laid assignment that the same action betoken betaken be taken in the assignment of of croxford bros broa bryan in favor of mason co that thai all contractors of the several school build buildings logs be required to furnish the clerk of the board with a J list of all suf aut contractors cou tractors that th thay Y way may have the amounts tot of said contracts acts an and d the sums bums paid thereon anil and anat a copy of same be the superintend opt cut of buildings filed appropriations the following appropriations were made american book co text books 2453 2458 sa gg D 1 0 heath beath co context text books joseph judd services foreman jackson school building february rebr uary 44 4 00 henry heary nichols loreman washington building month of february 96 CO william D U pinney foreman franklin frankiin building mon h of f kebr february uary ad 00 john green scavenger services mouth month of february february 75 00 A stiebel freight iii and dai drayage 9 e on books 1284 12 84 hoesch davies co sewer connections pt bryant school 79 40 sears liddle a co glazing 2 oa 02 american district iele telegraph graph co messenger service 3 35 25 total 5 0 |