Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-22
SUPERINTENDENT TAYLOR.
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WAS carried exactlv as the above vote. This
elected MT TayIor for two years-so far as
the COMMITTEES OF the whole was concerned.
Mr. WeireIb.um moved that the teachers
pnan;monslv recommended be sdopted in
bulk bv buildings. This was carried.
When the North building was reached
the nam. of Miss SalIIe Bradbury was sup-
pe.ted to filI the vacancy In the A primary.
II was nnt in the form OF a motion and the
recommendation was lost by a vote of Q to
8 Mr. Sarv;ss being excused. The COM
m,ttee stated that GOOD and ,ufficient rea-
sons had been urged against Miss Brad
bury's Reelection.
Mr Tavlor was not confirmed a princj-
nal of the Pearl Greet building. II appear
inc that bis name wns not the unanimous
Recommendation of the committee.
THE salary of Mr. Stanape. teacher OF
music. was raised To s.. 900 instead of ST.
600 az recommended by the committee.
The blanks will be filled in by the new
teachers elected. at the option of the SUPER
intendent and teachers, committee.
Mr.. Winger Objected to Miss Eagle. on
the gronnds that she habituslly said. II
haven't saww
Mr.. Reifspider moved that Miss Ssllie
Bradburv,s name be substituted for that of
Geftruds Rahev. This motion was lost.
The names of the new teachers were then
taken seriotiun. and all were approved.
Mr.. w. III. Mcfarland was elected prin-
cipnl of the Sbaffer street building, as
recommended bv the majority report. The
minority report recommended James Min
p,ch. Mr. Mcfarland was accepted by the
COMMITTEES of the whole.
The onestjon of the principaiship of
the Pearl street building was then
taken nm Mr.. Taylor having
been objected to. Mr.. Taylor's physical
incapacity ia the principal reason Of his al
legged incompetencv. II was developed
that he had lost nine weeks In all from
sickness. and Mr., Lorepz censured the su-
perintendent for not having reported the
matter to the board. Mr.. McGrew finally
moved that the election be left over until
next August. purely as a question of
whether his hi health-s combination of
rheumatism and heart troubIe-wilI disable
him for duty next year. The motion to
postpone was lost by a vote of II tor.
The election of Mr.. TAYLOR was then ap-
proved.
Mr.. Weixelbaum moved that the commit
tee of the whole recommend to the board the
report of the COMMITTEES on teachers, with
the exceptions named. The committee of
the whole then adjourned. after rising 10
report the usunI form. Mr.. Wilkinson
moved that that portion of the report of the
committee referring TO the superin-
tendency of the schools be deferred until
next meeting under the head of remarks.
Mr.. wilkinson then made the address else
where published, The motion was lost by
a vote of 10 To s-the same old 10 TO 8
votes. Mr.. Seryiss moved that enc wear be
substituted as the term of the superinten-
dent instead of two. Lost by the same
10 tos. Il,
Mr.. TayIor was then elected for tive
wears At a salary OF 80. 600 per wear by the
same vote of 10 TO q.
The report of the committee of the whole
A to the teachers. WAS then adopted, with
the exception of Miss Alice v. Smith. of
the Pleasant street house, whose salary
was raised to $500 by the board, on the
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