The herald., 1893-07-11

Flora Love, OutIiOtte " rOAp
Cora Reavis, MI D. W. Hanna,
Mr.. r. E. Little, Mr. Edward Do'land,
Mary 4. McDonsld.e Hadsssah Thomas.
Margaret c. Downing, Maggie Tracy.
Mr.. Trask moved that the report
be adopted.
DR.. Wills made an amendment to the
motion asking that the report be divided
into two sections, the primary and
grammar grade teachers be voted upon
az whole, and the high school and
special teachers be voted upon individa-
ally.
Mrs. Hughes then arose and made an
amendment to the amendment, to the
effect that the election of the four special
teachers be deferred until July 10th, the
next meeting OF the council. in order to
find out whether there will be money
sufficient to pay them.
slight tilt took place just then be-
tween Mrs. Hughes and Stern on the
question of special teachers which re-
suited in both being called to order.
Mrs. Hughes then withdrew her mo-
tion.
A motion OF Mr.. Ashman that the pri-
mary and grammar grade teachers be
voted on as a whole was lost by vote
OF to 4.
This brought matters back to the
original motion.
Dr.. Wills then rose and strenuouely
objected to being bulldozed. He said
he was there to vote and he intended to
do 30. He then presented minority
report, and said he was not willing to
vote for all the names on the list, and he
would not. He claimed the right OF the
minority. II demand that these high
school and special teachers be voted for
separately. I expected to find great
deal more OF wrangle here
than / am finding. Nevertheless,
am prepared for one if it comes,
but I am glad it has not come. But in
this demand my rights and will have
them.
Mr.. Platt moved that the minority
report be passed.
DR.. Wills refused and said he would
not allow matters te be railroaded in
! that way, He demanded his right to
vote individually and he proposed to do
so, 81 will vote for the primary and
grammar grade as whole, but vixen it
comes to these high-priced places which
have been made and named by
the majority without the pres
epce of the minority, object.
this thing might as we'll come to head
at once. 1 will vote as my rights allow
me to and am going to do it.
Mr.. Track asked that the original
motion be voted upon.
DIR. Wills got up and said he only
asked what was fair, and that it was not
fair to approve these appointments.
without allowing the minority vote.
am willing to vote with You on most
of these appointments, but on others,
7 rifht <r
vote and to be placed on record, and ex-
pect to 20 down with flags flying, if
necessary"
Mr.. Trask said that he did not think
it was a good precedent to vote on the
appointments seriatum, but that with
the consent of his second he would
withdraw his drst motion.
Mr.. Trask then moved that the
teachers on the list of the grammar and
primary grades be appointed. Carried
unanimously.
Mr.. Trask next moved that the follow
ing high school teachers be voted upon:
Misses Worster. Car, Crighsm, Clark,
Davis, Frick, Dickson, Lillybroudy,
Leebia and Hewston. Motion carried
unanimously.
Mr.. Trask moved that the position of
principal of the high school remain va
can't until the further pleasure of the
board. Carried unanimously.
Mr.. Buehler then nominated az vice
principal of the high school Mrs. Mar
garet j. FricB, and Mr.. Trask Miss
Florence A. Dunham. Mrs. Frick was
elected on a vote of to 4. The candi-
dates for the principal of the scientific
department were w. H. Housh and L.
8. Thorp, the former receiving the posi-
tion on a vote OF 7 to 2.
The principal of the classical depart
ment was then in order, and the NOM
inee was A. Z. Baker, formerly secre-
tary of the board, who WAS elected by
unanimous vote.
I. M. Pemberton and s. 8. Thorp then
were voted upon for position in the
high school, and the former was sue
cessf,ll on q vote of 7 to 2.
Miss Florence Dunham was unani-
mouely elected teacher in the high
school.
The instructors in, Spanish, French
and German were Mr.. Carlos Bransby,
Miss Kate Brousseau and w. II. Have
mann.
Mr.. George D. Rowland and Mr.. r.
W. Ready were appointed teachers in
the high school.
The principals OF drawing, assistant
principal of drawing and principal of
caIesthenics are Mrs. @. P. Bradfeld,