Daily Republican., 1882-07-18

nITY MIlUA ~ OVoAsO'
1EETING - APPOIN
BBUAHr M TEACHERS FOX
TsE COMING YEAR
anal meeting of the Board
The an9GIM ,I',oation was held In th
D!iO l.5 rooms last evening, pTesiaeI fo1ssiG; J,
Pr pr IN ,V tbe chair and the t9iIowln
I'D IN 'nO nresent: Messrs. Mckay
BnbeIs5 5o,row. Palmer, Hickman
rs, cMawple, annie Feukel, Reeve, Kyn
q HiItOn, HiHItommittee on Teachers submit
Ihs GOLl Lannrsl report and after beinI
thelr 1bs tba Secretary, Mr.. Morrow
ID Dy 'u Ito adoption. Mr.. Kyne op
oVS cvSa tbe he motion and moved to amen. amen.
SsC sS,iuS inc Il over for one week. Sever
layhS SS,s a ioined in the discussion at
nenSSS'M nIeS Mr.. Kyne was allowed II
WHICH his T amendment, whereupoI
thaiSs nnother motion which laid
SiiS1II'db II the report with the exception
q Sn naIt 'nt relating to the resignation
ia tas' Rsins, p principal of No. 1 school.
ar' hai ausrt as amended was lost
70 AmoufT nt" Of 7 70 and the original mo
..vrjsd HU'G The report is as follows;
p S. U oOmmiClee on teachers would
tOut tOathIIv UyI recommend that two more
PoCMS .n. roems be opened in No. B
ALlm~ cha fOlloWinR named
aTO, .Ss-s SDf be appointed for the year
romsuciDQ uU september 4, 1882
w. i BdSs high and grammar de-
~, N.Uc.,al,,,t~Principal. :, vacant, $1,000;
,'a IslnII' Iarp $500; Susana Pyle, $545;
nnis ,,,S Sst1 savers, S545; Eliza Craig, $546.
GI.I. en.V nj Sigb and grammar department
Nary 1 Miller, principal, 81, 1,ON; Jane
DiS' In sG65. Anna NJ. Lewis, $545;
srS SS' O. Springer, $545, sallie A Tay-
b'rIa SJ," Grammar school-Emma Prin-
rI nrincjpsl, 500; Matilda l. Sayers,
n! FI Ciars D. Couptiss, $3.50; Alice Mer-
n S'S' > urinary school-Lydia P. D.
,TT ND principal, nj $3.50; Emma Oaktord,
SS SaIlieC {. Bye, $3.50; Sallie L.Wool-
ssGo. Clara Mendenhall, $3.50; Ella
.,vsI T 1850; Ellen Walker, $500;
M 4 primary school, Fannie j.
Mr. principal, $3.50; Addie Conner,
d. Maggie Miller, $3.50; Jennie Stu
$3.50; Mary M. Brady, $780, Lizzie
olIsston, $500,
So l. grammar school, boys depart
ant-Nsry J. Francis, principal, $500;
iIhslmipa 7. Slocumb, $500; Louisa
Schmidt, $3.50; Victoria A. Vande.
\ $500; Ida Uarswell, $3.50; Anna H,
hllertOn, $3.50.
SN4 grammar school, girls depart.
spl-Kste E. Stewart, principal $500;
AM, Batemsn, $500; Annie e. Ma
dty. $3.50, Emma A. Coyle, $3.50;
sbeccs A. Pyle, $780, Susan Weir.
10.
No. 5 grammar department-Emma
dfth, principal, 500; Mary j. Walk
$500; Anna speakman, $500, Emma
IOustOn, $3.50; Mary L, McCaulley,
10; Lizzie J. Sayers, S46O; NJ. Irene
laVklnS, $780,
No. 5, primary department-Aunie
Kitchener $500; Mary Elliott, $500.
No. 6, primary-Mary A. Guthrie,
rinCipal, $3.50; Sidney A. Wells, S425:
oanns Matthews, $3.50; Rebecca j.
Davis, $3.50; Anna H. Trump, $500;
ln K, Cooling, $500; Lulu PayDter,
boo.
No. Z, primsry-Mary L. Lacklen,
Principal, $3.50; Mary NJ. Turner, $425;
Eliza A. Reagan, $3.50; Ella r. Provost
'O6O; Sallie NJ. Jones, $500; Sallie r.
hsW, $3.50; Florence Ramo, $500.
No. 3, primary Sallie s. Pugh, $3.50;
Nary A, Colt, 1925, Sallie Evans, $3.50;
GnCeH. Sayers, $500; Annie Cav
IhpR $780,; Maria G. Loney, $500. i
No. ', primary-Nary G. /. Will
Jams, principal, 500; Ella TODD, $425;
Annie Curtis, $3.50; Phoebe e. Guthrie,
)3@.
No. 10, primary-Arnie j. Black,
principal, $3.50; Lizzie E. Duncan, 1925;
temperance A. NJ. Lowber, 5 so; Nellie
lAckleD, $3.50; Martha McClane, $500;
Villa Z. Condor, $500.
No. II, primary-Maly P. jackson,
lrnciDaI, $3.50; Jennie L. Black, 425;
Az lizie G. Black, $3.50; Ella Mitchell, |
No, l2, primary-Adaline Urmy,
inncipal, $500; Susan Z. Cook, 1925;
laEy |. Good, $3.50; Anna M. jackson,
wv Mary j. Balance, $500. /
NO, IA, primary-Kate Thatcher,
IrIalcipal, IN $3.50; Maggie McCloskey,
70 Maggie V, Mcdonnell, $3.50, Annie
~ ~ MCCloskey, $500; Kate L. Feeney,
no. 10, p7imary-Annie Z. Hates,
Idialclpal, $3.50; Lizzie G. Van Trump, IL
2oi Amanda L. Medara, $3.50; Sallie |
DssIalllSon, $500; Hannah P. Denni-
., S5V Anna p. Beeson, $3.50; Kate
VWsps, $3.50; Mary L. Downey, $500.
40; 10, primary-Sallie A. Miller,
llcipal, 300; Edvins b. Cruise, 1925; Ii
,sgggie A. Elias, $3.50; Mary Dover,
v mary E. Fayerweather, $3.50;
nv \. Campbell, 1860.
!" ~ IL primary-Mary j. Wheeler, {
No. IS, primary-EmmaN. Doarster, :
W. IL prlmary-Rebecca L. Brown !
uGlpal, 5000; Cecilia MCCARTHY, 1925 /
1le n Pierson, $3.50; Ella Beeson r
Y; ~ primary-Sallie A. TAYLOR r
uGlpal, SS5e; Nellie G. Duncan, $425; h
We sdSa dKSaaudnitsky, $3.50; Emma John 8
,i SSOUj Maggie Carpenter, $500; '
a. r,e = E2Eeele, $3.50; Lizzie Alrich, $3.50;
TEACHERS. C
usI, usrleS d. Raine, the principal of No. q
UUilaeS n,;a a reappointment and the Il
, Ii'Vee therefore recommended that G
70 authorized to take steps to se-
'pepIPIlCahons 81 for new principal. U
IA aatmor Of the Committee on fuel o
.Sieu ,iaSi The following bids for b
40 ~ ng about 900 tons of coal for o
~ IN SHG public schools the coming r,
= ~, "nlch were reaG and on motion Y
n. oU " the committee with power '
4 1"tiTS ! ~ Warner & Company, coal, Il
i; i;;s sSiO, o 90, 5.25 and $40, a ton tor a
luorent ! grades OF coal, and wood at v
~ Oorui the jackson Lime and p
a GTm ~ mpany bid 5.l9 a ton for coal
10 his a cord for wood; b. f. Town.
bs w !, = 9' a ton for coal; Mills &
y ,S', Old . AZ a ton for coal and 785f
/ I AZ Eor wood; Voshell q Solomon, tt
Iso ~ oS anu O;5Oa ton for the different 81