The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-05
ROUTINE MATTERS.

On recommendation of the commit
tee on buildings and grounds William
Graham was temporarily employed as
janitor of the Lincoln school at sched-
ule salary, vice Charles Chilver re-
signed
The same committee reported that
the leases ON the Clayton and Ridh-
ards school buildings expire on the
S0th of this month. The following
buildings will, on recommendation of
the same committee, be discontinued
for use June 80: Davis. Peterson, Tenth
ward yesfry room, Baptist chapel
Free Methodist church and the Benton
building. The clerk was instructed to
notify the lessons.
On recommendation of the commit
tee on teachers and school work Mrs.
Mary NJ. Sloan was employed tempo
rarfy at a salary of $50 per month,
to take Miss Mayne's place IN the
Oqpirrh school, and Miss Sarah Ma
dale, at the same amount of salary,
to take Miss sGoodrich's place IN the
Grant school Miss Minnie Bartch,
Miss Grace Frost and Mrs. Mary C.
Major were granted a leave of alb
sence for the next school year
The services of the following JAM
tors will, on resolution of the commit
tee on buildings and grounds. be dis
pensed with on June 10: Mrs. Mccall
lister, Peterson building; Otto Echorn,
Thirteenth school; Bernard Howell,
Davis school; James c. Perry, Benton;
Thomas Trimmons Fifth school: Mrs.
James r. Hall, Baptist chapel; George
W Ruch, Free Methodist church;
James Lee and c. ]. Larson, high
school, June 30. The following janitors
were allowed half of their regular sal
airy to take care of the school build
ings during July and August: Ellen
Fawson, Seventh; Hattie R. Jones,
Mrs E. Conroy, Twelfth; William Bal
ley, Longfellow; Charles Lindgreen,
Bonneville; F. Groves, Emerson; Harry
Chapman, Uintah; Sam o. Kelsey. Irv-
ing
Mrs. Priscilla j. Smith. who was
granted a leave of absence for one
year, was re-employed as teacher at
salary Of $65 per month.
Applications for positions as janitors
were received from William E. Hun
gerford and Mrs. L. B. Perkins.
petition numerously signed en-
dorsing Miss c. Irene Murphy as AN
efficient teacher, was placed on file.
APPLICATIONS TO TEACH.
Applications to teach were received
from the following:
Reginald w. Anderson, city; Ida AL
leman, Delta Caffrey, Springville,
Utah: Lizzie Haas. Fremont, Neb.,
High school,: ]. L. Gibson, Kamas,
Utah; Libbie Edward, Mary Van
HoUten. Lydia Smithen, Anna Loda,
city; Jessie Tredway. Crested Butte,
Colo: Carrie D. Smith. Provo city;
Edith McLelland, Bardella Ship, city:
William H. Jones, Kaysville, Utah.
High school; Effie L. Jackson. Laramie,
Wyo.; Ella Smith, city: Mrs. Florence
Sionaker. Seward, Neb.; Leone Horne,
Irene Ela.rth, Emily Farnes, city; Anna
Faherty. Denver, Colo; Henry Eland-
son. city; Edward Faust, Boise City,
High school; Helen Maud Spencer,
Pittston; Pa Evan Skinner, LIE Sueur,
Mimi; Lillian c. Paschal, Butte city,
Mont; Elizabeth Pease, Hastings,
Neb., High school; w. L. Emery, Wfni-
fred Rees, Ethel Richie, Kate Alley,
city; Minetta L. Warren, Detroit,
Mich; c. A. Peterson, Bloomington,
Ind, High school; Sarah j. McCollum,
Hull. Ia; Mary H Evarts, Nephl,
Utah; Eva Winberg, city; w. j. Parks,
Denver, Colo, penmanship: Janet era,
ham, Cleveland, o.; Susie G. Stokes,
Leland Stanford. biology; Fannie
Rockwell, Dixon. Ill; Hattie L. Strobe.
city; Mary F. Pendergast. Uniontown,
Pa, High school; Nellie Wright,
Worthington. o.. Estelle Mulholland.
Minneapolis, Mimi; Mrs. NJ A Smith.
Aspen, Colo; Sylvester D. Bradford,
w. p. Havenor. city; Mary Huge, Claf-
lin, Kan; Caroline Harrison, city; Sara
Sooggin, Wichita, Kan; Bessie Crosse,
Levenia Pinney. city: Mary E. Har-
wood, Rutland, VT; Alice E. Wright,
Hampton, Ia: Lena Olson. city; AIDA
Wheeler, Denver. Colo; A. G. Grant,
Lawrence, Kan: Florence T. Grlest,
Topeka, Kan; Emily B. Franklin, ST.
Paul, Mimi; Mary A. Christensen,
David L. Mcdonald, Rosa Zeender
Park, Alice Hicks, Flora Trip, city.
The board then adjourned for two
weeks.