The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-04
MANY ARE CHOSEN
TEACHERS sETECrED FOR SCHOOLS
FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.

Hatton Was Equal to the Occasion--A
Little Difference of Opinion About the
Double Duties of Mr.. Dyer Also Cor
rected--Treasurer Eckstein Makes His
Final Report--Other Proceedings.
The meeting Of the board of educa-
ton last night was very harmonious,
although it was long drawn out, the
meeting lasting over two hours.
At the approval of the minutes, Mr..
Ratliff made objections saying that his
motion relating 10 making the joint du-
ties of the superintendent and principal
of the High school in one did not con-
template that Mr.. Dyer as principal of
the High school, should perform the
active duties Of the position-that he
was IMPLY to oversee them. Mr.. Hat
ton took isse with him, and said it was
clearly understood at the time that a
superintendet should be elected who
would do the work OF principal of the
High school. That fixed that subject
and it was dropped without further
comment and the minutes were ad-
opted as Mr.. Sniyely had written and
read them.
arranged with J. d. Caldwell TO do the
work of enumerator for $50. On his
motion il was also ordered that the
banks be invited TO make bids Tor the
city money.
The following report was then read
by Mr.. Hawk, chairman of the COM
mittee on building and grounds:
To the Board OF Education:
We, your committee on buildings and
grounds recommend the following JAM
tors for election for the ensuing school
year at the salaries named:
First ward-CarltOn, y. f. Hilliard;
Lincoln, Z. W. Haywood; Harry, G. h.
Mann.
Second ward-Emerson, William
Whitfield: Park, George Jones.
Third WaTd-Hight, j. j. Richardson;
Webster, w. V Bowers: Washington,
Joseph Bailey; College Hill, j. A New
come.
Fourth ward-Cleveland, T. J. Rhein-
hart: Irving. Frank Marks.
Fifth ward-Franklin, William Tu-
doris; Mccormick, Fred Bell.
Sixth ward-Kellogg, Y. 5. Ingram.
City building mine rooms) George L.
Jones. for one year commencing July !,
1885, at $40 per month.
High school building to consist of ten
rooms at so per room per month. and
all eight room buildings at $3.50 per
room per month. and - cents per month
per room additional for eight and ten
room building for November. Decem-
Der, January, February and March
All six room buildings So per room per
month: all four room building 81 per
month per room and 30 cents addi-
tioual per month per room for NOvem-
Der, December, January, February and
March; all one two and three room
buildings 81 per month TO be allowed
each teacher in addition to regular sal
airy. All school janitOrs salary TO COM
mence from assignment Of duty and 10
continue during the school year unless
removed for cause.
All janitors desiring to accept posi-
tons on above terms to file written ac-
ceptsnce with secretary before June
10, 1885.
e W. HAWK,
j. +. BAEHR,
Committee.
Objection was made 10 the report on
the ground that in one instance it
raised the salary of janitor, but on mo-
ton it was adopted with the under
standing that the salaries be the same
as last year.
Mr.. Eckstein then read his final re-
port Is treasurer, which on motion was
adopted. He reported the balance on
hand at S4.205 on June l.
Mr. Dawson then reported on teach
ers and salaries as follows, remarking
as a preface that the salary of only
one teacher, Miss Witbeck, had been
raised and that was on account of
reasonable and justifiable circum-
stances. His report is as follows:
Burton school (all grodes) Fannie
Witheck 50
Cleveland school Fourth and fifth,
Sara ScTogging. Prin. so
Second and third. Abhie Mossman 30
First. Florence Taylor. 10
Carlton school. eighth, Florence
Flower, Prln Observation-Disclosures o3
Seventh. L;bbie keith.......... 30
sixth. Alice Kerr ..............-..-. 80
Fifth. Lizzie Miller. 40
Fourth. Maud Sargent............ 40
Third Ruth Woody 50
Second. Nora Woody. 30
First. Lulu derson............. 40
College Hill school. third, fourth
and fifth, Laura Philleo....-...... 50
First and second, Ella G. Taft. %
Emerson school. seventh, J. 5. Car
son. P:in.. Observation-Disclosures. g.
Sixth. Minnie Drown. %
Fifth. Eta Fellows. 80
Fourth. Lulu Shepperd. .......... -
Third. Jessie Drown 20
Second. Eva McGae............... 40
First. Jennie Shultz............ 10
Paramount school. first and SIXTH.
Della Allen..-.-....-..-... 90
Franklin, sixth and seventh, Emily
Fowler. Prin.. Observation-Disclosures. g.
Fifth. Jennie Triplett.. ........... 80
Fourth. Belle Wawnick ....... 30
Third. Emma Allison. -
Second ana First. training school
Mccormick school. third and fourth
Florence Horton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
First and second. Mary Lawrence 81
First anr second. Mary Lawrence 80
Harry school. Sixth and seventh
Mary Kelly................ 60
Third and fourth. Grace Morris. 40
First and second. Clara Brown. 40
Lincoln school. d. :. Pense. Prin... 60
Fifth. Anna Leisenhhordt.. 50
Fourth. Jessie Adams. 80
Third Kate abb............. 30
Second. Alice Miller. IS
First. Florence Fuller......... 90
High school. J. N. Allen, English as
siStant......-.. 80. .-..........-. leo
G. F. Smith. languag es....-....--- IS
Cynthai Cleveland. hiStory....... 30
Frank Dunllin. ScienCe........- 40
r. r Knight. mathematics. 50
Laura Rlincoe, mathematics. a.
Anna Zininger. Latin.......-..- %
Leida Mills. English and econo-
MICS. ----..-..-..----- %
Irving school. eighth. Lola Graham,
Pm -..-----..- %
Seventh. Jennie Dougherty........ 80
Sixth. Helen Aherne. .........--. %
Fifth, Daisy Bruner. 81
Fourth, IDA Rees. ...........-..-.. -
Third. Sadie Caldwell. 10
Second. Eva Minick 81
First. Mary Barwise .............. 10
kellogg school. sixth and seventh.
Anna MulVey. Prin 81
Fourth and fifth. Hattie cox. 30
Second and third, Lena Cogdell-- "a
Second. Clemma Fitch...-.-.- %
First. Sallie Sake. %
Music, Jessie Clark, supt.. o.