The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-12
THEY ARE ASSIGNED
The City Teachers and the Pay
They Will Receive.
THE PLACES THEY. WILL TEACH.
Board Last EVENING" Build
ing Purchased.

Mr.. p. L. WILLIAMS presided at the
meeting OF The school board last evening.
Mayor Scott being absent, wrestling with
the equalization problem with the city
solons. There was but one absentee.
AN APPLICATION TO TEACH.
MIR. Piper presented an application from
Thomas Mcintyre to teach the musical de-
partment Of the Twenty-first ward, which
ment CT teachers.
on SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Mr. Armstrong submitted a query in re
gard to school supplies. He wanted to
know just what the duties of the commit
tee on school supplies WERE He thought
there might be conflict between that COM
mittee and the committee on general sup
plies. It was the general opinion that this
question would right itself
A Slight amendment was made to rule 5,
in reference to the purchase of supplies.
SHE is EMPLOYED.
Mr. Goliath, from the committee on en-
Pigment of teachers, recommended the
employment of Miss Emily Bait. who had
passed most creditable examination. The
recommendation was adopted.
TEACHERS AND THEIR PAY.
Mr.. Snow presented the following report
on the assignment of teachers:
First Ward-Alta Westbrook, third and
fourth grades, SIS per month
Second Ward-Ada Van Wormer, sixth
and seventh grades, $50; Althea Wheeler,
first and second grades, $50.
Third Wap1-R Watt fourth and
fifth grades, 500; Emma Pischel, second
and third grades, $780,
Fourth Ward-Lucy M. Van Colt, first
and second grades, S65.
Fifth Ward-D. W. Stafford, sixth and
seventh grades, 500.
Sixth Ward-Lloyd Porter, fourth and
fifth grades, $780, Emily Bait, first, sec
ond and third grades, Sos.
Seventh Ward-A. S. Martin, seventh
and eighth grades, s125; Florence Cooke,
fifth and sixth grades, SIS; Edith Wood
mansee. third and fourth grades $50; Mrs.
L. w. Bliss, first grade, SIS; Bessie Kim
bali, second grade, $50.
Eighth Ward-M. d. Bowen, fifth and
sixth grades, $40; Eta Riddle, third and
fourth grades $50.
Ninth Ward-Mrs. S.. R. Rogers, first and
second grades, $50; Edna Kimball, third and
fourth grades, $50.
Tenth Ward-G. n. Mckay, seventh and
eighth grades sl25; Franc r. knight, fifth
and sixth grades, SIS; Mrs. G. N. Mckay,
first and second graees, Sos.
Eleventh Ward-W. T. Jamison, fifth and
sixth grades, $40; Hattie Lewis, third and
fourth grades, SIS; Mrs. Stella Hapgood,
first and second grades, SIS; Hattie Ran
dolph, assistant $50.
Twelfth Ward-O. H. Alvey, seventh and
eighth grades, Sl25; Jennie Smons, fifth
and sixth grades, $50; Lizzie Hyslop third
and fourth grades, $50; Lille Gwin, first
and second grades $50.
Thirteenth Ward-F. Is. Work, fourth
and fifth grades, 500: Matte Wilt, first.
second and third grades, $40.
Fourteenth ward-E. M. Collins. princi-
pal, $50: Mrs. Della Straup, assistant
principal. $50: B. o. Foster, assistant. $50:
Jennie Carney, eighth grade, SIS; d. S.
McCorkle, seventh grade, 1915; Mrs Krig-
ban. fifth and sixth grades, $50 Lulu Hemp
stead, third and fourth grades, $50; Lizzie
Keim, first and second grades, 500
Fifteenth ward-E. S. Hallock. eighth
grade, Sf25; Mary Berkeley, seventh grade,
SIS; H. G. Webb, fifth and sixth grades,
S15; Nellie Libby. third and fourth grades.
500; Eva Lloyd, second and third grades.
$50; VicSie Clayton, first and second
grades, $50.
Sixteenth Ward-william Bradford.
seventh and eighth grades, SIPS; R. H.
Bradford, fifth and sixth grades, $50;
Lizzie Gibbs, third and fourth grades. SO:
Louisa Siddoway, first and second grades,
$50.
Seventeenth Ward-W. A. Corey, fourth
fifth and sixth grades, 500; Rena Larson,
first, second and third grades $50.
Eighteenth Ward-Jennie McEwan,
second and third grades, SIS; Blanche
Chadwick, first grade, $50.
Nineteenth Ward-G. a. Roberts. sixth
fourth and fifth grades, $50; Ella Neoeker,
second and third grades. SO; Olive Der
bidge, first grade $50.
Twentieth Ward-Mrs. Mary S. Wood.
sixth and seventh grades, 500: Alice Keim,
third. fourth and fifth grades, 500
Twenty-frst Wark-E. A Knucky, fifth
and sixth grades, $40; Eva Dooly. third
enG fourth grades, $50: Mrs Drucie Kelsop.
first and second grades, $50.
For the new district TO be located in the
southwest corner of the city, p F. Bothun,
$50.
East Side high school (proposed), L. G.
WorsuelI, PRINCIPAL, $40, and Ida M.
Frye, assistant, 800.
Mr.. Nelson moved the adoption of tue
report in order to get it before the board.
and then enquired whether it had been
sealed according to the orders of the board.
MIR. Goliath said it was, and Mr. Nelson
then urged the adoption of the report, and
ii was adopted.
FOR THE USE OF THE BOARD
The committee on text books reported.
recommending that it be advisable to have
at the headquarters of this board q library
OF books of reference aud as special lines
of study, apart from and higher than mere
text books, for the convenience of the
members of the board, of the superintend-
ent OF schools and the advancement of the
attainment OF the teachers engaged in
the school work of the city We recon-
mend that such works be purchased from
time to time by the committee on text
books, but whenever an order may amount
TO more than 800, the specific authority of
the board be first had.
In pursuance of the idea herein embodied
dealers in books and school supplies. four
In number, and as we understand ali who
are general dealers in this line in this citv
have been invited by this committee to file
with the clerk of this board bids as to the
rates on which they will supply the books.
maps, etc. Excluding text books merely and
also excluding blanks and blank boolysl
that may be ordered.
The report was adopted
PURCHASING SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The purchase of the Nineteenth ward
meeting house for school purposes was or
dered, $1,000 being the purchase price.
CHANGING THE NAMES.
It was resolved that hereafter. the yari-