Omaha daily bee., 1895-08-27

II NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. NJ
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school board Committee Com
promises and Makes Its Report.

school board Committee Com
promises aud Makes Its Report.
The other members Of the school board,
the reporters and a few curious citizens had
an opportunity to study the cut and style OF
the white wings Of peace last night. They
tapped softly and continuously over the desks
in the Board Of Education rooms from the
time President Moore raped for order until
the benediction was pronounced. In spite
Of all that transpired at the previous meet
ing and all that was said since, Chairman
Snyder Of the teachers committee did read
his report Of the assignment Of teachers, with
the exception Of those previously assigned to
the veXed Third street building.
When the board got down to business and
President Moore suavely called for the re-
port Of the teachers committee DR.. Snyder
surprised all by rising and reading his report.
Morgan moved to accept and Dr. Robertson
seconded 1t, and then there was an awkward
pause for a few moments, which was rather
increased when Member Fonda, the second
member of the committee, arose and said that
as the bard had instructed the committee
to make a new report, and as Or. Snyder
had failed to notify him that he had prepared
any report, he Fonda had gone ahead and
made an ass, gumeut which he desired 10 sub
init. He said he had made overtu"es TO Dr..
Snyder looking toward an amicable adjust
( inent of their differences, and had made an
appointment with him at the Office CT The sec
rotary of the board for 4 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. but that Snyder had failed to show
up. He then proceeded to read his report.
At its conclusion Thomas moved its adoati n.
His motion secured a secosd, but the vote
showed an even division. 3 TO 3. a vote on
the adoption Of Snyder's report followed will
the same result. Thomas then moved that
the board taken a recess and the teachers
committee be instructed 10 retire and agree
upon the ass gnment and report. He be-
lieved that they could get together in ten
minutes II each would consent to give a lit
tie. The sugge iticn was the best way cut
Of the dilemma and the committee retired to
one of the big recitation rooms and with no
witnesses but the big clock, which cons der
ately held its hands over its face, they COM
muned, confessed and buried the bloody axe,
But it required some time to reach a sats-
factory conclusion, and half an hour passed
before the love feast was over. Eich yielded
the other half, and when the assignment
was completed it suit d both the nbers
DR.. Snyder read it. The board liste ed witt
close attention and at the conclusion Of the
reading promptly accepted it. 1t VII be
noticed that there are quite a number Of
changes:
High School Building-E. H. Eastman
principal; G. w. Price, Lydia Webster, Anna
Ross, Ida b. Fleischer, jamie Baldwin, Au
gusta Bowker, Mary Wright, Clara Tate
Agnes Avery and Fred d.. Grass.
Washington Bu~ilding-Mantie Mangum
principal; Sue Badolett, Nellie Parsons
BERTHE Marsh, Lizzie Gleason, May Va
Brunt, Nellie Wadsworth, Jessie Alworth
Helen Tyler, Jennie Bull, Ellie Miles, Roberts
Hattenhauar, Ada Howard, Mary Dale, Stelli
Baldwin, Josie Clausen, Clara Meyers, Kat
Reed, May Davenport and Emma Morehouse
Bloomer Building-May Sims, principal
Maggie B%ritton, Lillian Jackson, Emmi
Boesche, Margaret Whistler, Anna Blanchard
Sadie Davis, Mollie Scahill, Nellie Heffor,
5 and Flora Van Order; Elsie Honn, substitute
Diorpa Cfrnnt pni11inu- Vermont DaVnnlIc
T principal; Lille Willard. Fannie Swire, Mabe
Thompson, Teresa Coyne, Mary Swire
; Janette Morris and Lillian Hart; Elsie Honr
substitute.
5 principal; Augusta Honn, Nellie Davis, Luell
Willitts, Lizzie Crocker, Marie Fergersor
Minnie Williamson and Emma Howard
Birdie Anderson, substitute.
: Second Avenue Building-Bettie Grave,
n principal; Myrtle Cutler, Carrie Morgan, Mir
l. ME Johnson, Mary Mcmillan and Luci
t Young.
S Avenue B Building-Ella Mcintosh, prir
cipal; Anna Mikesell, Louise Bohning, Mau
Smith and Laura Long.
Eighth Street Building-Willie White, prir
cipal; Friendly Lucas, Minnie Clay and Dor
Q Grass.
Eighth Avenue Building-Nannie Hardin
4 principal; Louise Carson, Ruth Wallace, Cor
Gretzer.
Madison Avenue ~Building-Jennie Pill
/, principal; Anna Williams, Anna Landon.
@ Harrison Street Building-Minnie Hanson
r principal; Carrie Wells.
Thirty-second Street Building-Ida Zip
principal; May Perry.
Fifth Avenue ~Building-NeIlie Jacobs.
Avenue F B~uilding-Litia Garter.
Gum Building-Ona Kendle.
4 Clark Building-Viola Duncan.
CORTLAND Place-Ada Ainsworth.
Windsor Park-Mrs. Kate Sprague.
N Woodbury. Building-Lil'ie Chern'ss.
, Substitutes: Annie DeGroat, Mamie Olive
Dora Lyons Paula Kreidler.
Supervisor of penmanship and drawing
I Harriet Blood.
Supervisor of music: Lucille Porterield.
The chairman of the finance committi
ir was called upon for a report of the salarit
te to be paid the teachers for the year, but
A. was unable TO make the report on accoul
~ Of the assignment not having been mad
The board then adjourned until Friday eve
ing. when it will meet again to fix II
" salaries