The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-21
The Board of Education Selects
More Employees.
PRINCIPALS AND JANITOPS.
LIST OF THOSE WHO WILL SERVE
THIS YEAR.
Board Adjourns to Meet on Monday
July 1-Assistants Employed For
Checking Examination Papers
New Teachers-AppIicatiO
eraI Business of the Board.

a busy meeting of the board of educa-
ton was held last evening at which all
the members were present save Wester-
field and Thomas.
The various changes in teachers and
janitors were made and other matters at
tended to as follows:
Teachers and Principals.
On report of the committee on teach
ers and school work the following teach
ers were appointed:
Mrs. E. Y. Fritz principal Bryant
school, 500 per month.
Miss Ida B. Woodwork is transferred
from the Seventeenth school 10 the
principalship of the Twelfth at salary
of $50, vice Miss F. r. Knight, resigned.
The following are employed at the High
school:
Nettie Shelly. assistant in drawing,
S6l;20 per month; Miss Yardley, $S5; L. NJ.
Fourth grade teachers: Alice Coult-
hurst, $3.50; Mary Walcott, $50; Grace
Randolph. $50; Blanche Chadwick. $50;
mansee, So Albert NJ. Merrill, $50; Mrs
Martha Barnett, $50; r. V Smith, $40;
Mary Z. Hall, $40.
The, University Training school author
| tiles having furnished the following list
of thirteen applicants who have COM
pleted the course in said school we re-
lIttT employment lOG the SGIOOl
year beginning July l, 1895. al the month
ly salary set opposite their respective
names: Laura Foster, $40; Valeria Brin-
ton, $40; Alice Bruneau. $40; Eugenia
Bruneau $40 Maud Potter. $40; Hilla
Rowberry, $50: Emma Young, $40; Evelyn
Rideout, $40; Mary Eager, $40; Mrs. Vir-
ginia Stephens, $50; Ethel Lynn, $40;
Estella Dunford, $40; Mamie Harris, $40
The committee recommended that the
above named principals and teachers be
required to notify the board of their ac-
n T-fN IL
OF July. and that they be required to
enter into such written contract as the
board may require; provided, that no
contract will be entered into with any
teacher or principal who does not hold
lawful certificate to teach covering the
next school year.
Discharged and Employed.
The services of the following janitors
We're discontinued: S. G. Brinton, FIRE.
mont; w. 2. Gullick, Wasatch; Nels Me-
first; NJ l.. Bowers, Ontario; H. G. Brad
ford, Davis; Mary Stevens, Cone; Mrs.
Charles Chilver. Fifth; James r. Hall,
Whitney; August Nordvall Utah Draw
ing school.
Mrs NJ A Williams of the Bryant is
transferred 10 the Tenth and Charles
Erickson of the Uintah to the Bryant.
William Butler is appointed janitor of
the Fremont school al a salary of $685.
per month, J. W: West is appointed
school in vacation without pay.
Salaries for janitOrs were fixed as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Ellen Fawson. Seventh school. $50
per month: Hattie Jones. Ninth school,
so; Mrs. NJ. y. Williams. Tenth school,
$40; Erick Lindell, Seventeenth, Sc; T.
from, Bonneville, SIS; High school, James
Lee. $40.
Mrs. Conroy and Otto sichhorn of the
Twelfth and Thirteenth receive no salary
in July and August
The following janitorS were retained:
John Ryan. Hamilton; W. y. Pitt. sum
per month; Charles McPhee, Grant; r. b.
Harper, Oquirrh. S66. 66; Thomas Jones,
Franklin, $56.66; r. G. Booth, Jackson,
shorrock, Lowell; $66 IS; Pauline Broman,
board rooms, $40.
miscellaneous.
F. J. Rawlings applied for position as
enumerator of the school census.
George Storum asked for job as
janitCf
Mrs. Ida McQuestin resigned as teach
er, she having decided not TO teach this
year.
Mrs. S. r. Rogers protested against
reduction in salary as provided in the
recently adopted schedule.
Ellen +. White and Fannie Manning
and seven other teachers of the Fremont
school filed a certificate of character for
Principal Eddingfeld who has been
dropped from the list
All of the above was referred to the
appropriate committees.
Teachers Applications
Applications to teach were received
Mary Meditation. Omaha. Neb; Lizzie
Hammons, Carthage Mo-; Louise II.
Harrison, city; Elvira Babcock, Friend,
Kan: Harriet q. Turner, city; H. L.
supervisor, Niobrara. Neb.; superinten-
dent, Lottie Chaftin, Pennington; Carolyn
Gertrude Musgroye. Pittsiield, Mass;
Clara l. Smith. Erie, Pa. Jennie N.
Eyles, ST. Paul, Mimi; Bessie L. Board
man. Menlo Park, Call Anna Young
berg, city. j. NJ. Bishop, Ogden. Utah;
Lloyd. city; Mary Woodson. Emporia,
Kan; Winifred Woodmansee. Chicago, I
II; j. T. Harry; Caledonia, North
teacher penmanship, Jessie G. Chaddock, +!
Vermont, ILL.,; teacher penmanship Mary
Avery, Syracuse, n. y; Fl. S, Mag
G. NJ. Stevens, Chicago Ill; H S, f. ID.
Webb, Dodge City, Kan; principal, Nora
E. O'Brien, Wellington, Kan; Mary E.
Alexander, Pine Bluff. Ark; Lillian f.
White Cloud, Kan.
Building Reports.
The building committee reported that
it had authorized the following repairs:
Hamilton, $1s7.10; Wasatch, $3.50;
Twenty-fgsst. 20; Sumner, $75.st;
IL.
$4731S; Lowell, 5000; Lincoln, $2T: FIRE.
mont, 81, 44725, including new toilet rooms;
Ninth, $3.50. High school, S57. Total,
Sc, 269 81.
The committee also reported the leases
on the Clayton ard Richards buildings,
rented for High school purposes, expire
on June 80.
The following leases were discontinued:
Cone building; the buildings occupied by
the Davis school, Whitney and Peterson
and Tenth ward vestry room
and furniture was ordered stored.
Fines to the amount of S1.10 were re-
ported from the various schools and or
dered turned into the treasury.
The petition of teachers read at the last
meeting in relation TO the salary schedule
was reported by the teachers committee
recommending no action
On report of the teachers committee
two members of the High school faculty
will be employed to assist the committee
engaged in examining teachers.
The clerk CT the board was authorized
to lend books to parents during vacation
OH a deposit equal TO the cost of the
books.
The board intructed the clerk TO reject
the photographs recently made, and after
passing a few bills the board adjourned
to Monday. July ].
For one dollar. you may buy a bottle
Of Ayers Sarsa parilla, which, if taken