The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-17

There was a full meeting of the
members of the board of education
last evening when considerable bust
ness was transacted, the most i'm
portant of which was the appointment
of teachers for the school year com
mencing July i next.
Want to Start Earlier.
One hundred and sixty-seven teach
ers and pupils of the High school pc
titioned the board to change the time
of opening school from $3.50 to a. m
and cut off an half an hour from the
afternoon session, for the reason that
the school rooms become unpleasant in
the afternoons from the heat.
q Referred to the committee on
teachers and school work with power
to act.
School Rooms offered.
The lease Of the Clayton school hav-
ing expired, Joseph F. Richards CT
fered to rent the board six rooms on
Richards street for S25 a month ana to
make any alterations that may be
necessary to make them suitable for
school purposes.
Referred to the committee on build
tngs and grounds.
National Patriotism.
The members Of the James b. Nc
Kean Post No. l. G. A R.. asked.
through Captain Greenman. on behalf
of national patriotism, that the chill
dren of the public schools be granted
the afternoon of Friday. May "a. for
the exclusive purpose of having ap-
propriate patriotic exercises under the
direction of the teachers, and that
the children be allowed to join in the
parade with the members of the G. A
r. on Decoration Day, May 80.
Committee on teachers and school
work.
Training school Extension.
Notification was received from Prot
fessor TalEnage that the report Of the
committee on teachers and school work
relative to a proposed extension of the
University training school was salts
factory.
Want to Be Teachers.
Applications for positions as teachers
were received from the following:
Ella Remsberg, Lincoln. Neb.; Eme-
line Free Young, city; Alice W. Miner,
city; Helen K. Palmer, Las Animus,
Colo; Susan I. Estabrook, Lexington,
Ky; Anna Mitchell, city; Emma Tib-
bets, Lincoln, Neb.; Sarah Nagel, city;
Frances e. Katner, Emporia, Kas. !;
Valera Brinton, Big Cottonwood;
Laura L. Foster, city; Estelle DuTlford
city; Anna NJ. Jones, Emporia, Kas. :;
,Afsy e. Chase, city; Grace Talbot
s1adley, PaIO Alto, Cal; Grace Norris,
- -ichita, Kas.; ElinOr V. Edwards,
west superior, Wis; Anna c. Moore,
Valparaiso, Ind: Flora c. Blackburn
city; Matte J. Braeken, city; Martha
city; Mary Lindenthel. SheD0ygan:
Valera Brinton, city; Flora E. Trip,
city; josephine ENman city: Lydia
Emithen, city; Maud Potter, city; J. W.
Faris Pocatello, Idaho: Elizabeth
Baker. Valparaiso, Idaho; Ida NJ. John
son, Austin, Mimi; R. B. Emery. Los
Angeles, Cal; A. S. Miller, Stanford
University. Cal; NJ. Alien Lander,
Denver. Colo; D. w. Major, Mexico,
No; Clara NJ Ellis, Los Angeles. Cal.
II. L. Scarf, Louisville, Ky: Lizzie NJ
TUrkelson, poria, Kas.; W. n. Hall,
Chicago; c. NJ. Light, Fort Scott, Kas
J. c. Black. St. Louis. Mo-; Alexander
Nemaba, Neb.; Mamie Sherman,
sPlaitsmouth, Neb.; Anna A. Rogers
'Ypsilante, Mich; Oscar G. Jones, Val
paraiso, Ind; J. H. SawtelL Cam
bridge, Mass; Stella Homer, Thornton,
Ind; 4. J. anderson, Seattle, Wash.
a tHBst a. COIe, LllCOIu, NED. eSlgSl
Roush, Washington, D. c.; Alice W.
Miner, John F. Engle, Matilda Lind
berg, Sarah HOgel, Mae J. Donnelly.
Mary P. Eg ar, J. F. BrUnell. Ida Bates
Hattie II. Iioughton, Alice R. Br-uneau
Eugene r. Bruneau and John F.
Brunell, city.
The list was referred to the COM
mit-ee on teachers and school work.
School Tax Collected.
County Collector Leonard submitted
report of school taxes collected for
the year 1894, which showed amount
to be collected as per the tax rolls,
SIG, 9S5.46.
Amount paid Treasurer Duke S1s1, 566 10 /
Amount paid Treasurer Whit
ney Il, 131 80 I
Due from Salt Lake county
for tax sales. $50 63
~ Double assessments. ... 4S2 80
taxes........... 2e2 A /
$176,9S5 As
Teachers Appointed For Next Year.
The committee on teachers and /
school work recommended the employ
ment of the following named persons /
as teachers for the school year, begin /
ming July l, 1895, at the new schedule /
of salaries fixed by the board. The re- 1
port was adopted and the clerk in |
structed to notify the parties OF their
enga cement: