The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-01
STEVENSON DECLINES.
The Pr bile School SuperiRtende MT Tenders his
Resign ton 20 the School Beard.

STEVENSON DECLINES.
Tie Pr bile School superiRtenden MT Tenders H..
Resign. ton 20 the School Beard.
The board of education met in adjourn
ed session yesterday at O'Clock p. m. in
the city build, with President Van Mugs
in the chair All the members were pres
emf except Stanley. Campbell. and Davis
of the Sixth ward, who came in shortly
after roll call.
The first thing in order was the report OF
the committee on teachers and salaries.
The report was adopted by sections. 1t
reads Is follows:
To the Beard OF Education:
GENTLEMEy-Your committee on teach
ers and salaries held meeting on May =,
1892, with all the members present 1t
Vas found that all teachers now in the EN-
pioy of the board had filed applications
except three: and after examining the list,
your committee would recommend the fol-
owing list of teachers fer reappointment:
SECTION 1-GRADE TEACHERS.
Leida Mills. Anna ZeiniHger, Anna
Browning, Lizzie Dickinson, Libhie Keith,
Alice Kerr, Lucy Stuckey, Maggie Gar
wood, A. D Ambree. Alice Morebead. C.
C. Shulrz. H o. Smith, F. g. Horton.
Mary Corrie, Abbie Mossman, Nora
Woodey, Adddie Brook. Jessie Brown. II.
B Stever Helen Aherue. Anna Mulvey.
Hattie Smith, J. c. Meyer, E b. Fowler,
Emma Minuick, S. S. Sharp, Minnie
Brown, Ida Reise. Delit Allen.
james S. Carson, Emma McGee, Ruth
Ham, Eta Mason, Anna Mason, Kate
Coffey. T. A. Yowell. Minnie Stuckey,
Della Nelly, Jane Bird, Belle Walker,
Clema Fitch. Z L. SJangland, Alice
Mossman, II. s. McMichael. II. II. Deem,
Annie Burd, Eta Fellows, Josie Nillen,
5. NJ. Weaver. Ruth Woodey, Bertha c.
Daugherty, Edith Weyeneth, Nellie Am
midon. Belle Thornton. Maud Mclaughlin,
rinnie Cleveland, Jessie Clark, Annie
Lichardt, Jessie Adams, Daisy Bruner.
Lulu Bruner, Francis Foster, Ella Grove.
r. T. knight, s NJ. Scoggin. Hattie Cox,
Agnes knight, Kate B. Clark, Jennie Y.
Costello. Hattie Edgar, Sallie SAKE. Frank
Dunkin, Florence Flower, Julia Wainick,
Kate McNabb. Mary Brickner, Mary
Sharon, Lnlu Graham.
On motion Of Mr.. Ward this section of
the report was adopted, and the rate of
salary made the same as that paid last
year.
SECTION 2-NoRMAL GRADUATES
Your committee would further recon-
mend the following as substitutes: Mrs.
Laura Phillio, Ella Taft. Gertie Jackson,
Emma Allison, Lulu Andrews, Mary Bar
wise Laila Burns, Ruby Ellis, Mrs Ferris.
Cora klnkle, Jennie Shuitz, Minnie Lane,
Eva McGee. Katie Naftzger, Anna Will
SOD, Lucy V. Drain.
On motion of Mr.. Ward, this section
was adopted.
SECTION g.
Your committee would recommend that
the salary of the princi pals be as follows:
For one-room buildings, per month, $50.
For two-room building, per month, S62.
For three-room building, per month, 500.
For four-room building, per month. $40.
For six-room building, per month, SO.
For eight-room building, per month. SIS.
All accepting positions must file their
acceptance with the secretary by June -.
On motion of MIR. Stanley. this section
was adopted.
SEC. 4-NoEMAL AND SPECIAL TEACHERS
The matter of retaining the Normal and
specia! teachers is respectfully referred to
the board for settlement.
On motion of Mr.. Ward, this section was
referred back to the committee on teach
ers and salaries, to be reported on at next
regular meeting, in June
SEC. 5-HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARIES.
Your COMMITTEES would recommend that
the salaries of the following instructors be
as follows:
Principal Of High school. per year. 81, $50.
All High school teachers, per year, s7C5
each, or ss5 per month.
ri tn a
by striking out the provision for the salary
of the principal Of the High school, thus
leaving the section to fix the salaries of all
High school teachers except the principal.
Mr.. Fazel then moved, as an amendment.
that all the High school teachers be paid
the same salaries as last year.
Demand being made for vote by yeas
and nays, the roll was called and the mem
bers voted as follows, the question being
upon Mr.. Fazel's motion.
Yeas-Ward. Fazel and Davis Sixth
ward.
Nays-Stanley,v Van Werden. Cox. Camp
bell, Powell, Allison, Cole and Davis (Fifth
ward).
The president declared the amendment
lost. The question recurring upon the
motion of Mr.. Ward, to amend. upon
motion OF Mr.. Stanley the amendment
was laid on the table for one week"
SEC. 6-HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Your committee rem mend the following
as teachers for the High school: I. p
Shull, principal;J J. c. South, Effie Graham,
Rebecca Amidon, Essie Campbell, J. n.
Allen.
Mr.. Ward moved that the section be
adopted and that it be amended by strik-
ing out the name of L. p Shull as princi-
pal Of the High school. Mr.. Van Nerden
moved that the section be amended by the
insertion OF the name Of J. y. Allen for
the position of assistant High school
principal. Further consideration or this
section was postponed until the next reg
ular meeting OF the board.
On motion Of Mr. Ward. all eighth
grade pupils holding promotion cards
issued by the superintendent were directed
10 be admitted to the II gu school without
further examination.
A communication from County Super
intendent Pense was res d. being as fol-
lows:
WICHITA, Nay 81, 1892.
To the City Board Of Education.
Gentlemen-I desire the use or the Hlgn
school building for holding the county
normal institute, beginning July u and
Closing August 6. 1892 VIII empio, re-
sponsible and competent janitor and will
keep the building aud apparatus in first
class order. lSignedl d. :. PENsE,
County Superintendent.
On motion this Communication WIS re-
ceiyei and the prayer OF the petition there
IN granted.
The following com munication from DR..