Evening journal., 1888-06-26
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
Bnt Principal of the Boys High
school Held over.

school Held over.
The Board OF Education met last evening
in regular session with all the members
present and Presidsnt Baird in the chair.
The Committee on Books was authorized TO
advertise for supplies for the coming year.
The Committee on Fuel was authorized
TO open the bids they will receive 10 thu
presence Of the secretary end award con-
tracts for fuel without reference back to
the board
The following amounts were allowed tao
schools named for repairs: No / $1,000
for shades and repairing; No. Q, $1,000 fer
repairs to shutters: No. H. SO 90 for new
step ladder; No. II. Sl5 to clear cesspooI;
No 20, $50 for general repairs; No II, $50
for repairs TO benches and onthouses.
At the request Of Mr. Pyle the COMMITTEES
on repairs was instructed TO ascertain the
cost OF cleaning and kalsomining tue walls
OF No. !, and report at the next meeting.
The committee for No. 22 werc given
authority 10 look out for another room and
report The committee on the new build
ing on Union st. we're authorized 10 ask
for proposals for desks. furniture. etc.
A communication was received from the
street and sewer directors regarding the
drain from No. 10. The secretary was
directed 60 obtain the desired information
and report. Thomas l. Graham, ex-
principal Of the Boys' High School. 10 a
communication, ACKNOWLEDGED the receipt
OF IS 81 allowed him for salary. but de-
manded the full amount Of hls salary to The
end Of the school year, s236 IS Referred
to the committee on accounts
The Committee on repairs were in
atructed to ascertain ths cost OF repairs
necessary TO prevent the cellar OF No. II
from being Il ioded in rainy weather
The chair stated that Mr.. Bsll. who re-
paired blackboards for 81 cents instead OF
8 cents, the amount heretofore paid would
be in the city soon, ready to do any re-
pairing needed. Members we're requested
to notify the superintendent OF repairs
needed to blackboards in the schools in
their charge.
The committee on teachers reported that
they recommended appointments and reap
pointmeuts for the school yenr, beginning
September B 1883. as follows:
A. Fl Berlin to be principal OF the Boys
High School.
Miss Mary McAllIster to be monitor
teacher 10 the boys' department, No 1.
Miss Marion Brown to be first assistant.
No. 3.
Miss Sophie Simmons to be third assist
ant. No. 3. Changed from No at her
request.
Mrs Mary B. Mitchell to be afth assist
ant. No. z,
Miss N. Virginia Parker promoted one
place Ia No. IS
Mis- sallie @. Watson, seventh assistant.
No. l5
The salary OF the second assistant ia tbs
grammar department OF No. 16 be made
$500 90 per year.
Annie Il. Michener 60 be sixth assistant.
No. 10. At her request.
The teachers Of No. 10, below the place
Of frst assistant each promoted one placs-
Miss Louisa Parm, appointed to the
charge Of No. "a
The positions not mentioned TO be fillsd
by the reappointment OF teachers who now
hold thems
Mr.. Foulk did not think that part OF tha
report referring to the principal for the
Boys High School should bs at once
adopted. This brought nut considerable
discussion. Il was finally agreed to lay
this part Of the report over until next Mon
day night. This remainder OF the report
was adopted and the secretary was in
structed to notify the teachers OF their ap-
pointment. Mr. Pyle moved that the salary
OF Miss Kate Corhit teacher 10 No /, bs
raised from tS65O0 to $4,000 per year.
Referred to the committee on teachers
The board was invited to attend the
closing exercises Of No. lG. this afternoon.
The officers were directed TO draw orders
for monthly salaries amounting TO 50.
$40 6s.
The board then adjourned until next
Monday evening.