The Morning herald., 1876-07-25

425; Susan ]. Moore, $50; Matte Craig 800;
A. Lowber, 800; Amanda Se-
vii, $50.
No. 18.-Annie D. Evans, $50; Sallie M.
Shields, $50; one vacancy, 800.
No. N.-Nary L. McCaulley, $50.
Friday Evening. Normal School, 8. J.
Wiley, 200.
Your Committee would report further
that the following persons examined on the
11th and 18th inst, haye been accepted by
the Committee as gratifed for one year
from this date as far as scholarship is con-
cernsd, to be appointed teachers in our
Schools Anna NJ. Dale, Ella Speakman,
Ella Witsil, Hattie B. Kendrick, Anna P.
Beeson, Susan Comfy, Maria G. LOney, An
ME r. Curtis, Stella Fighter, Ella A.
Beeson, Virginia R. Scott.
(Signed.) w. 8. Hilles,
Levi G. Bird,
J. H. Moore,
G. Elton Buck,
James Woolley,
E. G. Shortledge,
Committee on Teachers:
The report provokeda general discussion
from nearly all these members. Mr.. Sharp
arose, and expressed himself to the effect
that the salaries we're much too large for
the services done. He most strenously rec
commended economy in that particular. Mr.
Woolley Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Fraim, Mr.. Baird,
Mr.. Zebley and others expressed the very
sensible opinion that the teachers were not
really paid any more than their services
were worth; ana believed that If efficient
teachers were employed, 1t was the part OF
the Board to pay them. The discussion d
- o1 0ohnp1 nnoafinU
It was the opinion of many that it should
be abolished ,as 1t was very poorly attended.
Mr.. Eckel moved that the part In the re-
port In relation to the Normal School, De
stricken out.
This led Mr.. Woolley to say that he be-
| lieved if that motion should prevail, MIR.
Wiley would not accept the position In
No. /.
Mr.. Eckel did not much approve of this,
and so expressed himself.
The President said that he believed
everything the members said was purely
hearsay, Otherwise they would not talk as
rthey did. He fully sustained the idea OF a
Normal School.
Mr.. Baird then presented resolution
providing that the part in relation to Normal
Schools be referred for further consideration
Amended by Mr.. Eckel, moving to lay the
whole report over. Mr.. Eckle's amend
ment was not accepted, and the resolution
prevailed. The balance Of the report wal
then adopted, whereupon Mr.. Eckel raised
the point as to whether the report, If adoot
ed, would be according to parliamentar!
rules. The president decided the point moi
a good one.
Mr.. Woolley then presented resolution
) providing that the secretary notify the
teachers of their appointments, and tina
they in turn notify the Board OF ther &C
ceptance or refusal within ten days. Adopt
ed.
! The resolution of Mr.. Woolley presente
at the last regular meeting in relation t
r salaries of teachrs was then taken up an
: passed without discussion.
Mr.. Roberts, from the committee on dis
: trict No. 10, reported the amonnt OF ia
t collected to be $3.50.
. The bill of Cornelius Phipps, amour
: ing to $40 81, for collecting said taxe
y and other services was allowed
+ Also the bill of DR.. Tatum, for $6, for Sc
r vices rendered to little girl named Ward
}, who was injured last winter by the BLOWN
y down of of School House No. Is.
Checks were directed to be drawn to tt
amount of ,99s IS, tho amount OF tn
pay rolls.
On motion of Col. Heisler, the Boar
then adjourned to meet on next Mond'
evening.