The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19
Comparative Statement.
8 fotal for maintenance. 1880. 81, d

In view of the fact that revenues have
IS necessary that salaries OF teachers
The report makes the following recon-
Salary of principals of Lincoln, Sum-
ner, Wasatch, Franklin, Fremont Snd
Hamilton schools $115 per menih.
Principal Bryant school, 500 per month
Principal Seventh and Tenth schools, $50
per month. Principal Emerson, Cintah,
Twenty-first and Twelfth, $50 per month
Salaries of the principals not included
in the above named TO be liked regard
less of the number of teachers in accord
ance with the schedule for grade teachers
Salaries of teachers in the present corps
who may be re-employed TO remain as
they now are, except where promotions
are made for merit, provided, that no
salary be advanced to an amount greater
than the maximum fixed Tor the en-
ployment of teachers under the new
schedule, viz, sos per month
The minimum salary to be $40 per school
month, with an annual increase of 50
per month on account Of merit, provided,
that no teacher shall receive over $50
for the first years service.
Salaries of High school teachers TO re-
main as they are, except the principal.
Supervisor of music, $3.50 per annunl.
Supervisor Of drawing, $3.50 per annum.
Supervisor of physical culture. $500 per
anEum-
Thursday i'll May.
Appropriations amounting to S1,636.69
We're made.
Teachers Who Want Places.
Applications &c. teach were. received
J. B. Emery. Billing, Mont; O: NJ. Num-
ford, East Mill Creek; w. l.. Emery,
city; Emma Osborn, Williamsburg, Neb.;
Zoe G. Herrick, Cheholis, Wash; George
+. Cook, Little Rock, Ark; James NJ
Long, city; Mrs, Hettie Douglas, city;
Mary Kelly, Wichita; Emma Lewis. Los
-AnimaS, Cal; Pearl Lawson, city; charles
4. Smith, Burlington, Ia; Isaac.C. Parfitt,
Morris Run, Pa; jeanette tindley. Provo
Helena Hazen, Marathon, n. Y; Anna M.
Taylor, Boise; r. g.. Brown. Breckin-
ridge, Col; Henrietta 1. Goodrich, Chica-
go; VIM. P. Beeching, Lagrange, III; La.
e Landers. Carroll. Ind; ]. W. Tinsley,
$40; Mrs. Sarah Lowell, city; Nettie NJ.
rss9Arey. Colorado Springs; Wing L. War;.
cisco; Alice T. Peddie, Madison. Ind;
Marion c. Pryne, Stanford University:
Fanny Hance, 0iivet, Mich. Alice Hayes,
Peoa; Bessie c. Whitmore. Lincoln; Myr-
tice E. LaDue city; A. J. Ladd. Highland
Park, H.; George W. Leek. city; Ray E.
Manley. Lincoln: Emma R. Martin. lie
geanie Wisely, Lincoln; Elizabeth Good
rich, Bovine, Tex; Harriet A. Perley,
city; Emma N. Whitney, Winona, Mimi;
Mary NJ. Yardley, city, all of which were
referred to the committee on teachers.
miscellaneous.
The attorneys for the board sent in a
communication requesting that the
people interested in the funds of the EN-
erSon. Uintah and bonneville SCHOOLS
want the case sent TO a referee whose ex- !
penses they will pay. Referred 70 the
committee on buildings and grounds.
A sale of old furniture TO Tooele City /
amounting TO $3.50 was confirmed.
The matter of the electric lighting tax
was referred to the buildings and grounds (
committee. The total tax is $2S7.64.
Bids were awarded as follows: Fence |
at Bonneville school. Pacific Lumber COM /
Ilany SIPS; at Hamilton school, J. P. Sor- |
enson. $S270; at Uintah school, j. W. /
Eardley, BIB; at Emerson. J. ". Soren- |
son, S64.75-
The teachers committee reported visit |
from the chancellor and faculty of the |
university, who desire better facilities of |
observation and practice for the students /
OF the Normal course, covering the eight /
grades. The committee recommended the /
granting OF the request.
The report was referred back to the |
committee for further consideration.
The board adjourned until the second .
Thursday in May.