The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-16

Hea1 OF BAY. NJ per ktuOOI IHcukI
Salmon Bay ............... 80 per school month
Second-That the vice principals shall be paid
slo0 per school month.
Third-That the salaries of the teachers in the
High school shall be sl2) per school, month.
Fourth-That the salaries OF the special
teachers of music. drawing. penmanship and
physical culture shall be $50 per school month.
Fifth-That the salaries OF the teachers OF the
primary and grammar schools shall be as fol-
lows:
For the first years teaching in Seattle, SO per
school month, and for eaca additional years
teaching in the Seattle schools additional s.
per month until maximum of SIS per school
mouth is reached. year shall mean any period
moro than half school year, engagement dur
ing the second half of the year or leave OF alb
scnce for half year or more excluding the
teacher from the benefit Of the increased pay
for the year following.
Sixth-That In schoolhouses with furnaces
jauitors having five to eight rooms to care for
shall receive $50 per month: in schoolhouses
having nine 10 twelve rooms, $40 per month; In
larger houses the janitor shall receive s75 per
month tor twelve rooms aud s.. 50 per month for
each room in excess of twelve Special arrange
nients may be made for the smaller houses aud
leased rooms.
seventh-Tnat the following principals be re-
elected:
J. w. Heston, of principal OF the High school.
q. ). Jones, as principal of the Denny school.
And the following Tor such assignment as the
board may direct:
p. c. Richardson, E. Twitmeyer, f. 5. Peet,
Charles Pagan and T. Y. story. 10 fill vacan-
cies-W. ID. Girard and w. q. Mccarthy.
Eighth-That the following named teachers
be reelected:
Miss Mary shumway, Miss Emma g. Small.
Miss Mary f. Robson, Miss Adelaide l. Pol
Abbie : JONES' Mrs. +. Z. Nickels, Miss s. L.
Goodspeed, Miss Martha W. Mikkelson, Miss
Harriet Bishop. Miss Lille P. White. Miss Ella
NJ. Plxlee, Miss Iets A. Lodge, Miss Emma /.
Mastin, Miss Marion NJ Eastey. Miss Kate Nc
Cauley, Miss Nellie l. Hamln, Miss Harriet p.
Flower. Miss Viola Hawkins, Miss Alice e. Mil
Ter, Miss Anna l. Goodrich, Miss Lizzie Ament,
Miss Grace $. Hughes, Miss Sadie +. Young,
Miss Ida scofeld. Miss NJ. Kate Bingham. Miss
Mary f. Smith, Miss Rose Hegardt, Miss Mary I.
Hegardt, Miss Anna A. Coffin. Miss Edna Leroy,
Miss Lizzie NJ. Brown, Miss Katherine L. Beman,
Miss Hattie Hamlin, Miss Ella NJ Peckham,
Miss Esther S. Hyde, Professor J. W. Wilson,
Mss Isabelle Wallace, Miss Carrie H. shumway,
Miss Bertha Breekenfeld, Miss Ida Springsted,
Miss Emma A. shnmway, Miss Ella j. Caughey.
j. Chisholm, Miss Belle Orr. Miss Tillie j. Piper,
Miss Hattie A. kellam. Miss Anna NJ. Young,
Miss ~ Estelle Barnes, Miss Flora A. Parsons.
Miss Lillian Mash: Miss Jennie C, Lombard, Miss
Nate ). Hopkins, Miss Agnes Shelter, Miss Grace
E Albright; Miss L'nnie A. Moburg, Miss Alice
smith, Mss S 4 hracs ss 5faa a,sa
son. Miss Florence stowel, Miss Lottie
Num- .rn' Mrs HI H. Ne, f. Mcculloch; Miss
-1ais T. IfGe, MlsS Louise SnPpnpru,
Miss Mary w. Amesbury, Miss Lillian smoke,
Miss Anna Leland Brown, Miss Henrietta Els
enbeis, Miss Carrie A. Bigham. Miss Genevievc
Thompson, Miss Helen &. De Voc. Miss Carrie E.
Goodell, Miss Hettie l. Green, Miss Beatrice
Evers. Miss Nellie stevens, Miss X. Hyland Miss
Amanda Hildebrandt. Miss Agnes NJ. Goddard,
Feita Thornton. Miss Susie 4. Thompson Miss
Jennie Carr, Miss Alice staempfii, Miss Ella "
Eyers, Miss Carrie Il. Lake, Miss Mary l.
Downie, Miss Emma j. Anthony. Miss Charlotte
Rice, Miss Lulu Thompson, Miss Anna NJ
Brown, Miss Eiinor Condcn, Miss Minta Foster
Miss Clara h. Adams, Miss Anna Reid. Miss
Matte heene Miss Meta Aronsou, Miss Mar
tina Johnson.
Sinth-That Miss Lillian Burroughs be
granted leave OF absence for five months.
Tenth-That the foilowlng-aalnet. teachers ha
elected to ill vacancies:
Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss Alice Blake. Mrs
Alice Leslie. Miss Nell r. Cogsweil Miss Ruliah
Nanghop. Miss Mary Mcmillan, Miss Jessie "
Steele, Miss Lulu satterwaithe Miss Addie
HageF, Miss la VI. Cole, Miss Emma C. Hart
Miss Anna MeCiinnis. Miss Lille Axteu Mr. A
NJ Ross, Mr. J. NJ. Midmer.
We recommend that the appointment of vice
principals lie made by the city superintendent
sHen appointments being based upon superior
Qoallhcatons OF the teachers for the position
Previous 20 the adoption OF this re-
port Mr.. Prosch dropped something
of a bombsheil into the meeting by bring
ing up the question Of the Legality of last
years election Of +. J. Barnard 70 the posi-
ton of city superintendent of schools for
term Of three years. Mr.. Prosch said he
had been opposed to the election then and
was still. He said he had no personal mo-
tiyes in the matter ard had no candidate
for the office: that the school law, in his
opinion, made it Incumbent upon the
board TO elect the superintendent an
nually.
u. ~ Spencer warmly attacked the
views of Mr.. Prosch. lie had consulted
with the legal advisers of he district and
had obtained from them the opinion that
1t was within the province ri the board 10
; elect superintendent for reasonable
term, and that after such election the otfi-
cial so chosen could not legally he re-
moved during the term except for cause.
Mr.. Spencer advericd to the causes which
led 20 the selection Of Mr. Barnard for A
term Of years. and gave 1t rs his opinion
tina: faction.i disturbances had been pre-
vented - making the position in a man
ner permanent;
Mr.. Pyosch replied in rather a heated
manner that he too had seen the boards
attorneys. and that they had admitted TO
him thar they had not given the question
very careful examination.
After farther discussion. Mr.. proseh
brought the matter IL a head by MOVING
that the board proceed u the Election nj
superintendent The motion Was voted
down, and the matter dropped. Mr.
Prosch gave notice that he would bring il
up again next year.
The secretary WAS authorized u s1ver-
tise for bids for new lavator.es in the
Denny anG South schools. and Tor a twelve
room building in the Eastern addition.