, 1862-07-10

Annual Election OF Teachers.

PrindcyiNe and Taft
Upon motion, the reading Of the minutes
Nas omitted.
SUSPENSION OF SALARIES.
Mr.. Moseley offered resolution that all
teachers must be subject to any notifications
or changes in the duties assigned them or in
their srlaries, and If at any time the schools
should suspend that their salaries should
cease during the suspension. Carried,
TEXT BooKs.
Mr.. Steele recommended the adoption Of
tLc following text books in place Of those Of
a similar character now in use: Harris mel
tai Philosophy, Haven's Moral Philoahy, +
Co1nell's Primary, Grammar astI5sgh School
Biographies, Nehster's Ele,nefa spelling
Book, sarkent's Standard Series Of Readers
and Primmers. Laid over.
REMOVAL.
Mr. Ryder, Of special committee, reported
in fayor Of removing the school house nov
located upon the lot, corner of Wabash
avenue and Twelfth street, to the southwest |
ern corner of the Jones school lot, corner of
Harrison and Clark streets, at 9 cost of $500. |
Adopted.
TIE HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The sa1ne reported that the boundaries Of
the Haven school district should be as fol
lows: Southern limit, Old street; Northern |
limit, Peck court and Polk street, This loca-
tion will take from tho Moseley school 200
pupils, and give to the Haven between GOO
and 7uD. It will also relieve the Jones school,
leaving it between 400 and 475 pupils. The
report was adopted.
TIE HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
Mr.. Steele moved that the High School
| Committee take all proper measures to pre-,
| serve or;ser st the Bryan Hail exhibition on
Friday, ana that no children he admitted
| except numbers Of the masters divisions in
| the gr.usllar schools, unless accompanied by
| parents. Carried.
Nj. Fosstr moved that Mr. q oIden be added
| tc Tx: High School Committee pro TEN as Mr.
NeTbisry was absent, and Mr. Wentworth
| {Has at the 1ar1n>, Carried.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
| Ar. Taft moved to proceed with the cleo
! tion OF teachers for the ensuing school year.
! Carried.
/ MIR. MOsELET INSISTS,
! As preliminary 10 the election, Mr. Moseley
! called up the rule requiring the election Of
teachers to be done with closed doors. As
| no one else seemed to care anything about it,
and the Tepor ers were busy in copying reso~
| 1utioEs, the latter unfortunate individuals re-
| taued their places.
| AND AGAIN.
| Afr, afcseley oncs more suggested his rule,
and as profound silence followed the sugges-
ton the aforesaid unfortunates retained their
| rl1ees.
| AND STILL AGAIN.
Mr.. Moseley desired to know il the rules OF
the Board were not to be enforced. The Presi-
dent blandly supposed they ought to be, and
the reporters sIzcdaddled."
And THEY ELECT.
After closing the doors, windows and key
hcles, and locking in . reporters sky blue
umbrella, thereby compelling him to 60 out
unsheltcred in tie vet, the Board proceeded
with the election. The teachers elected arr
. as follows:
Chicago HSgA ts';h9a'-George Hoslaud, Pr1nci
T pal; Edward C. Dc1aao, Bradford r Aya7cl
c George e, tlazke, James r. Dewey. -GeoEEc =
Oscar 'Faulhaber, election dcfer:td); Gract!
e I,sIii9Ia .se1ooz- George D. Broomeu, princi
:. psi, Alice G, Jennings. AliceL. Barnard, Rose G
: Eatesen, i. Augusta Goold. Sarah &. Mezrinan
S AfFisu;;t rri5cipal; Mira Felker, Carrie White
4 lc&u4 ELA =. bldGltF, Gela 81. tlGaTea.
Jo7sts .Schoo|-N i!laEd Woodard, Principal
;, llaFEiet !;!i Barnes, 4eAd Assistant, Ncle $
d worth, Isabella Il. Thompson, Isa5eIsa Morris
Mssiap siackway
o. ccs lcDdrivk. Lanra A. kellogg ' -
, Iuy'sT St!ttt BFanth Of Jo,sts School Lucy 4
y Williams, Eliza l. Goss.
u III: sanford, coFdslia i: I*gley: '''', '90,
{, Sco1;7aot sc4oa-Dan1ci =; Wentworth. Princi
9 Rnac y AAnzt9 MaEtha Vert .asl j. Me'1maE na
Be1e e iitehsld itch ASSISTANT P1inc5pali Kate
l'i6, fm6n - iSf HsIa Hfo5en n59S Of Scaou cno-n
,Ganney, ,1 SarFi p1aA naseh q - s,,, c,,.,
thH F. EsS13noEe Sinn,5 pon;arn;n so,nu, ,x,.,,.,
Rrberca s. Jones E!s,c Gon1d y Tanppa,
Williams, VII G. e. Whpple, carFo go e. Yonze al'ee
i. d,ta1tn ~ n1H~te 'or'soN-i1izzae N. hlchsoro
Ad7T FTu.23i1 Saio,,-a,bcr+ r. 7,no ,,r;nc;n,7
Of nj DoucaIi assstant pFincipa1 E1ila5cthi = M
I'd A1Ea H;ao ~ c91Pxr e G,tasz;n o-s.r,n vo,tono,
aI1aos ssncn5amin r. Cutter min,
e M Knen;co # anra 1a 1annna
cipal: Lucv l. Ksnda MAJ T. n1I isfsnat fena rs Rfa
1n;ia Sr1so1 son}ia f = Nam DGI"s"9s'" 's1'7's
to Idiana strtt ss;s E;;aed ct DH as1ingo, ec
1e 1esn ~ t@ 1aGcS aua - ~ a1ei s~,oo,
ed nnin,Js Isra 1Shgso Thst tc ''9"'
NJ Vwfftu Sc1ocI|Samnei 4 Rrit-1s nri,c;,a
NJ TomiSc Nilson baod nsr;at,1t .7Tor-{a = II,
~ Emily L. Briggs, Mary E; Reed. Catha1ine 9 FL
naf i 1niis = oG ~ Io1s; sa1 t4nln plG
dcsreen.
sxnan sh sehsT@samnei :ii;a r. MmEe. ne p5lncipal:
r Il. J. Coin, clara Il. Perkins, Lizzie sseltc
ma LyHla y: Sa1a2; asety: coo.a, c.o,.,
ar ~ seEab e. ME- sspah EtI;h; Eaza 11s
ks aidn Rei1nda inns Ann 5 M-Inrbo,r1 "a Sar
nc j. Buchanan sylvia E. Walker, Melissa j.. Rount
Ha sosan :. th"1cs. tathaslne Bomhof, ArVi
,,r- I,1anc1 Of Ecster sc5oa7 .-Fannrs 8 pa7cc 81,
tha els Z, Macautyre.
tf oytn Cda; s..g fsd -; fiSas%oon, fEinetpai;
Ncttcott, Juliet 3, Smith, Martha Myers, Mary
)m- uInans, anna a; M pnay' Frances Smith Sat
lgc tfaic. N>'e' " 1-'''' -1''
rgc :. At"17,y Sc1oI.--Cu1tis q. MeEerre. princpt
the Iamh snc1;o Tnsss,i S Fifa E;mSaN II 81
Boyce, Carrie E; Young;
rcd NJ tx WrstbeIbcad her L. AAin' pflncip'l'
IT, Broac1 n schooz 40. 12.-Rcbecca Goseeli
,rd Sr;,,I+ ~ X ,.a~~;,,or ,,.;ao,,o1
ar plia j. NarzhalI, head assistant; Annie i. Lew
GeEitnue AZ 3;,;a rattSn :; annie l. 9od1ofd, saI
Tah Il. Bishop, Snsan 4. swift. Lizzie Il Il
= nsos; Lou!se =, gaannG. ming; rhehe j., bailey l.
me 4 Dewey, Orilia L. Salisbury, Emma {. Rev.
nd RaES G. Sinclair Annie E. Noultoa, c. 4. n
on n1;ee sboo,,7or ,roe e7eo+oa +a,otor ,,r,t
on ,.nI..'l..-s.s 4e '0'
nd Tho -,s;,,n.t;o, - 49,. - u;a1-a +ooo,