Telegram-herald., 1890-08-23
RELOCATED AGAIN
Another Attempt 10 Spring the
Text Book Question.
IT BESI DOWS LIKE POOR NCISTl
changes IN Teachers &aa school Rules
Last 81 tbe New Instructors Ap-
P0iRtsd aHa Ehoss " hO tAs-
keslEncd.

! h4tA reference 70 changing TIC rules.
As the trustees took their respective
seats they each found a copy of Ander-
sons New General History lying on
their desks. They had bsen left Tor
Inspection.
Trustee Locher read the report Of the
( joint committee which recommended
the following changes. or section of
the annual report OF 1852 10 read that
/ there shall be ten standing committees
OF the board 10 be appointed hy the
president, as follows;
First-That the Committee on Teach
ers shall consist OF seven members, the
chairman OF the Committee on schools
and the president 10 be members eK.
ofiicio.
SecOnd-That the Committee on
/ Schools shall consist of i've members.
! the president ana the chairman of the
/ Committee on Teachers ~ DC members
ex ofiicio.
That the Committees on Text Books,
! Public Library, Ways and Means,
/ Claims and Accounts, Buildings,
Apparatus and School Library Grounds
ana Supplies consist OF three mem
bers each.
IL was also recommended 10 make
sllgEt changes IN sections 10, IL and 10
OF the annual report of 1889.
Trustee Merrill offered As an amend
ment that the comunttee on teachers
be changed SO that there should be
eight members instead of seven.
Trustee Hustled said he took the
same view OF the matter as Trustee
Merrill until recently, but he now
nnds On at the ward that was not repre-
sented was without schools. lie sec
onded the motion, bat thought there
should be mne members.
Trustee Fisher did not see why II
was Necessary TO make the committees
so large unless IL was decided 70 make
II a committee of the whole.
Trustee Mcbride thought il was
better 10 keep the committee down.
as there was danger of chairman If
he had any ends TO fulfil, selecting
those who met ms views and then con
trolling the whole board. He also said
the bosrd has ample opportunity 10
keep itself free from one or two leaders.
Trustee Merrill withdrew his amend
ment aud then he offered second
amendment To change the teachers
committee from seven to five as ii
originally was.
Trustee Fisher thought II the com
mlttee was made up 10 represent one
third OF the body with the mayor and
present members eX-ofiiclo il would be
about the proper caper. He therefore
said that seven would be about right,
and he offered il rs q subsequent
amendment.
Trustee Merrill's amendment was lost
by vote Of 9 TO 3 and Trustee Fisher
moved n an amendment 10 the report
tnat the committee on buildings be
changed from three TO five. lie said
this committee would have n great deal
TO do for very little compensation, and
as there were chances for toe boundar-
les being extended. new schools would
have to be built. The amendment was
carried, TO ).
The entire report as amended was
then adopted.
The committee on teachers re-
ported the following designations, and
recommended their acceptance. Lizzie
Jennings, Fannie Hess aud Miss Annie
Estes, OF the Jefferson Street School;
Miss Elite l.. Lee, OF the Madison Ave
nue. School. and Miss MAJ Zulles, OF the
Henry Street School.
The committee also recommended
the following appointments and
transfers, with salaries under toe rules,
and teachers not holding proper CERT
ficates to be- subject t0 examination:
Miss Olive Smith 70 take the place OF
Miss Lizzie Jennings. Miss DeCamD 10
be transferred from P.Be-street schOO.
to the vacancy caused by Miss Estes
esignatiOn. Miss Sadie Daniels 10 fill
the vacancy caused bv the transfer OF
Miss DeCamp. Miss Mary L. Berkey 20
be transferred from the Wealthy
avenue school to thc place OF Miss Ette
l.. Lee. Ms. Mary Church 10 be trans
feTrcG from cadctsnip at Palniield-
avenue school TO the place % Mss Ber-
key. Miss sarah a. Morley to be trans
ferred 10 the annex az Grand gile-
avenue school, and that Mss Katie
Morrssov be appointed g. take her
place. Miss. Florence l.. J.. Doyle
10 lee transferred from North Iouia-
street school 60 tho vacancy
caused lv the resignation 81 Mss
Mary Bates. Mss Jennie Englishnan
to Dc trausfe Tre1 ir0n Cadetship 8t the
East Lconard-strcct school - tic
vancancv caused nv TIE transfer II
Mss DOYLE. Mss VIVA Gorfen e. BE
anronited cadet at The last Leonard
street school Niss Anatc McR0v 20
Pee Transferred g. fh place Of Miss
Cburcn - Tie nfe'd-avpnue school.
MISS Elizabeth HarE EH e. be appointed
cadet st tHC HoTta TO- .a-streef scH0c'.
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