The daily gazette., 1882-07-18
TEACHERS SELECTED.
Annual Meeting of the Board of Educa-.
ton Last Evening.

uOn LaSg Evening"
Twelve members of the Board of Educa
were present at the annual meeting of tina
body last night. After the minutes hat
been read and approved the Committee OF
neaehers-W. j. Morrow, r. j. Mckay, H
Is. Hlekman-reported as follows
Your Committee on Teachers wouI,
respectfully recommend that two NOR
grammar rooms be opened in No. school
anu that the following named teachers b
appointed for the year commencing Septem
Der 4, 1882 t7f :
No. |, Boys high and grammar depart
ment-Principal, vacant, 81, 300 ;sallie Hare
So39; Susanna Pyle, S545; Annie Sayers
: $6lb; Eliza A. Craig, $5l5. tfi
Girls high and grammar department.
Mary Miller, principal, 81 600; Jane Craig
$G65; Anna M. Lewis, S545; Mary g
springer, S545; Sallie A. Taylor, $545.
Girls' grammar school-Emma Pringle
principal, 800; Matilda l., Sayers, $500
Cara e. Countiss, S4G0; Alice Mercer, Sl6O
No: 2, primary school-Lydia p. ID. Ford
principal, $3.50; Emma Oakford, S425; SAllit
=: Bye, $3.50; Sallie L. Woolley, $3.50; Clara
Mendenhall, $3.50; Ella Marvel, $500; Ellen
Walker, $500
No. 3, primary school, Fannie J. Butler,
principal, $3.50; Addie Conner, Si25: Maggie
Miller, $3.50; Jennie Stuart, $3.50: Mary M.
no 4, grammar school, boys department
MARY ). Francis, principal, $TOO Wihel-
NINA 1. Sloaumb, $500 Louisa ID. schmidt,
Sf60; Victorine A. Vandevcr, SIG0; Ida
Carswell, $50; Anna II. Fullerton, S4GO.
no. Z, grammar school, girls department
~hate H. Stewart, principal, S700; Sue NJ,
Bateman, $500; Annie Z. Magarity, Sl60
Emma A. Coyle, $500; Rebecca A. Pyle,
S460; Susan Weir, $+G0
| No.
Griffith, principal, S10o Mary j. Walker,
$500 Anna Speakman, S460; Emma Hous-
ton Sf6O; Mary L. McCaulley, S4GO Lizzie
j. Sayers, S46O; NJ. Irene Hawkins, S46O,
NO. ., primary dcpartment-Annie
Miehener, $780, Mary Elliott, $500.
No: ., primary-Mary A, Guthrie, princi-
pal, $3.50; Sidney A. Wells, $425 Joanna
Matthews, $685. Rebecca j. Davis, $500 /:
Annie Annie II; Trump, $500 Eva X. Cooling,
$500 Lulu Paynter, $500,
NO. {, primary-Mary L. Lacklen, princi-
pal, $3.50; Mary NJ. Turner, 1926 Eliza A.
Reagan, $3.50; Ella II. Provost, $3.50 Salhe
N. Jones, $500; Salle r. Shaw, $500 :;
Florence Ramo, $780, y
No. 8, primary-Sallie S. Pugh, principal,
$3.50; Mary A. Colt, SIPS; Sallie Evans,
$3.50 Grace II. Sayers, $500 Annie CAV
throp, $3.50; Maria G. Loney, $500
No. y, ptimary-Mary q. l. Williams,
principal, 500; Ella Todd, S425 Annie
Curtis, $3.50; Phoebe f. Guthrie, $500.
No. 10, primary-Anne J. Black, princi-
pal, $3.50 Lizzie E. Duncan, 1925 Temper
anee A. NJ. Lowber, $3.50; Nellie Lackien,
$3.50; Martha McClane, $780,; Ella E.
Condor, $780,
No. II, primary-Mary P. Jackson, prin-
cipal, $3.50; Jennie l.. Black, 1925 Lizzie
Q, Black, E%-s Ei... Mitchell, $500.
No. II, primary-Adaline Urmy, princi-
pal, $3.50 Susan L. Cook, S425 Mary l.
Good, $3.50; Anna NJ. jackson, $3.50 Mary
j. Balance, $500.
No14, primary-Kate Thatcher, principal,
$3.50 Maggie McCloskey, S425 Maggie V.
Mcdonnell, $3.50; Annie L. C. McCioskey,
$500; Kate L. Feeney, $500.
No. 10, primary-Annie f. Hates, princi-
elpal, $3.50; Lizzie G.. Van Trump, 1926:
Amanda i. Madara, $3.50; Sallie L. Den
Nilsson, $500; Hannah p. DennissOn, $3.50
Anna 7. Beeson, $500; Kate Evans, $500 ;
Mary L. Downey, $500,
No. 16, primary-Sallie A. Miller, princi- |
pal, 500; Edwina B. Cruise, S425 Maggie |
n. ELIAS, $3.50; Mary Dover, $500; Mary
z. Fayerweather, $500; Mary L. Campbell, |
$780,
No. IL, primary-Mary j. Wheeler, $3.50. |
No Is, ,primary-Emma N. Doarster $3.50. |
No 10, primary-Rebecca Il. Brown, prin- |
cipal, $3.50; Cecilia MCCARTHY, $425 Annie |
X. Pierson, $3.50; Ella Beeson, $500.
No. 20, primary-Sallie A. Taylor, princi- |
pal, $3.50; Nellie c. Duncan, S425 Annie |
Raudnitsky, $3.50; Ella d. Burns, $3.50
Emma johnson, $780, Maggie Carpenter,
$500; Lizzie Steele, $500 Lizzie Alrich, |
$3.50; Clara Hyde, $500,
Charles ID, Raine, the principal of No. /,
declines reappointment,a and the committee |
therefore recommended that they be author |
lied to advertise for teacher TO ill that |
position.
MIR. Morrow moved that the report be re-
ceived and adopted, but Mr.. Kyne, arguing
that 1t would be as well for the Board to
know what it was voting for, amended by
making motion to lay the matter over
until the next meeting.
Some discussion followed aud Mr. Kyne
withdrew his amendment by permission and
offered another by which all the report ex-
cepting that relating to school No | be laid
over for one week. The amendment was
lost, but four voting for it, and the original |
motion was carried. .
Mr.. Palmer, chairman of Committee on
Fuel, presented the following bids for coal,
which were referred to the committee with |
power to act,
Charles Warner & Company hard Lehigh,
S5.20; grade softer, $40; grade softer, So;
Enterprise coal, egg, S5.25 Enterprise coal,
stove, S5,40; 35 cords of wood at S7S4
jackson Coal and Lime Company, coal,
screened and put in cellar, S5.19; wood,
sawed and split, S6.75 per cord. B. F.
Townsend, broken and stove coal, s.. .95 per
ton. Mill 81 Co0mbs, coal, S5.42 per ton
wood, S7.S5, delivered in cellar. Voshell
II Solomon, broken coal, S5.35 egg, $50
stove, $3.50. James F. Brown, coal, So. .35
per ton. George w. Bush & Sons, coal hard
white ash, $3.50 per ton; wood, S7.S4
The Building Committee of school No. 4,
on request of Mr.. Hickman, was given
permission to advertise for proposals for |
new desks, the Board to pass upon bids. MIR. |
Betrs of Committee on Repairs presented |
bill for repairs to the chimney of the build
ing in which the Board meets, and order
was granted for the payment On motion
the Secretary was directed to advertise for
for glazing for the coming year.
The Secretary read the following report
and the Board adjourned
Balance in hank July Q. 1882. ..........$ 4.227 ~
Deposited in bank July Is, 1882. ........ 6,0O8 33
Deposited in bank July II, lSS2..."... 3Ss
$40 239 SO
Paid bills and pay roll July lO......... 5,2s3 10
Balance in bank. nk.....,..........,......S 4,056 II
Received from City Council on account
OF bonds .....:..S..;.......'..'.' .$4OOOO OO
Paid on account of new buildings. $4,000 25
Balance to credit of new buildings. s. 90 IS