The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-22

opening the public schools of the city
TEACHERS ASSIGNED.
Assignment OF teachers for the com
ing year was made as follows, the
first named in. each instance being the
principal:
Bonneville-H. &. Folsom. Louise
Harrison.
Emersan-J. O. Cross, Mrs. T. w.
Bliss, Rose B. Storer, Myrtice La Due
F'remont-W. 7. Eddingfield, Sarah L
Lake, Albert Merrill, Laura Beason
Louise Wolf, Jessie Hutchinson, Mary
Brinton, Grace Bailey, Mae V. Gil
more, Theresa Godbe.
Davis-Syivesrer Bradford.
Bryant-Elizabeth V. Fritz, Priscilla
]. Smith, Nellie Forbes, R. w Ander-
son, Maud Clark, Harriet Hobart, Cora
Clark, Mrs c. M. Mills, Olive Lister
Franklin-E. S. Hallock, D. L. Nc
Donald, Kittie Craig, Roxy Cummings
Hattie Strobe, Grace Stephenson, Ida
Davis, Mary Berkeley, Maud Hardy
Barbara Hoffer, Clara Cooper, Helen
Rothschild, Nellie Herman.
Hamilton-Lizbeth Qualuough, Carey
Thorn, Leah H. Arnold, Nora Gwin,
Dolly Stopper, Winlfred Woodmansee,
Eva Lloyd, Eva. AIayne, Mona Biggs,
Hattie Badger, Dorothy Bowman.
Irving-Bianche Hindman, Mary L.
Robson, Emma Young, Belle Lawson.
Grant-A S. Martin, G. w. Leek,
Louise A Shell. Alice J. Suydam,
Charles Peak, Francis Qualtrough, An
ma Bartholomew, Hattie Randolph.
Kate Real, Abbie R. Bishop. Laura
Foster, Matte Porter, Winifred An
derson, Althea Wheeler, Ellen f. White,
Margaret Howard, Lillian Thompson,
Alice Herman.
LincoIn-F. D. Wheeler. W. ]. Dean,
Mae Griffith, Anna D. Nash, Percy
Havenor, Lena White, Jennie Green,
Fanny III Thomas, Antionette Brown,
Bessie Crosse.
Jaokson-William Bradford, Lizzie
Bind, NJ. Grace Lung, Jesse Hopes,
Anna c. Price, Sallie Cox, Valera
Brinton, Harriet Turner, Evelyn Ride
out. Rose B. Geek, Emma B. Zeck, EN-
ma. z. Swan, Sarah Gillett, Emma
Bledsoe, Anna Vinegar, Rose Larson,
Leon Horne.
Ninth-Men Forsythe. Mary Eager.
Longfellow-Mary B. Cooper, Celia
McFall, Kate Moore. Grace Stanchfield.
Iowell-G. n Mckay. May Pearse,
Elizabeth Clarahan, Bardella Shipp,
LYDIA r. Wheeler, Mary Evarts, Alta
Virgins, Edith Woodmansee,. Mary
Dysart, Florence Ulmer, Josephine Elk
man, Mary Hoag, Blanche Chadwick,
Lucy VanCott, Luta Van, Della Green,
Estelie Dunford.
Oquirrh-W. ]. Mccoy, Jennie Car
ney, May Critchlow, Kate Mckenzie.
Jennie Garfield. Olive Graham, Mary
Garfield, Carrie Williams. Mary Vol
colt, Ada Pratt, Evelyn Reilly, Sallie
Foughton, Lily Roche, Helen Roys,
Minnie Sprague. Isabel Thomas.
estlmner-W. w. Barton, Flora Black
oGrn, Lou Dunn, Mrs. S. E. Barnett,
Mrs. E. Shepard, Flora Manning, Mrs.
Emma. Daft, Jennie Smith. Lizzie Nc
Millen, Ethel Woodmansae. Georgia
Wheeler. Kate Gatrell, Maud Potter.
Tenth-W. S. Webster Alice Coul-
thurst, Hilla Rowberry, Carrie d.
Smith, Katherine Parsons, Anna Loda,
Annie Brunton, Lucy Corker-
Twelfth-B. P. Howell. Mary Meeks,
Mary VunHouten, Emily Farnes.
irteenth-Jennie Slmons.
Uintah-H. G. Bradford, May Thorn
as. Hannah McLachlan, Edith McLel-
Wasatch-E. A. Knuckey, Lois kim
ball. Mary Wilson, Angie Dunn, Vic
toria Lloyd, Winifred Rees, Blanche
Hull Phoebe Scholes, Stella Hapgood.
Franaie Ames, Ella Murphy.
High School-W. r. Malone, A. O.
Clark, Ella NJ. Dukes, Harriet Chap
man. Alice Rowe, A. w. Smith, S. c.
Stebbins. A. E. Buchanan. V. B. De-
Loery, L. NJ. Gillian, Susie G. Stokes,
Mary Yardley. James A. Langton,
Eleanor Peterson. V. B. Dobranich,
Ray E. Chase, Maud Smith. Nettie
Shepiey, Carrie L. Paine
Washington-O. H. Alvey, Retta Cas-
sadly. Nellie Powers. Alice Scoville,
Nellie Clarahan, Mollie Templeton,
Grace HGdley, Mary L. Bowers, Grace
Near Katharine Everett, May Cod
dard, Elva Godbe, Clara Shaw, Meta n
Yearsley, Mamie Keller, Gene KIM
ball, Anna Anderson, Amy Whipple.
Whittier-Etta Powers Cora Eaton
Carrie Thorn, Mrs. z. A Henry, Kate
Alley.
Other business was transacted as fol-
lows:
PRIMARY SUPERVISOR.
Miss Grace A. Kali was appointed to
the position CT primary supervisor at a
salary Of $1,000 per annum.
JANITORS' SUPPLIES.
The committee on buildings and
grounds reported having solicited bids
for tbs furnishing of janitors supplies,
with the result that awards were
made u the various dealers as follows:
Grant Soap company, $115.S0; Western
Hardware company, S49.45; z. c. NJ. L,
9.15; Cunnington company, $27S.2 5;
York Paper company, 500
PRINCIPALS ASSIGNED.
Or. resolution by the committee on
teachers and school work, Mr. j. O.
Cross was assigned to the principal
ship of the Emerson school at a salary
Of $50 per month; Mr.. Bernard P. How
ell to the principalship of the Twelfth
at $50 per month; Mr.. " S. Webster
to the principalship of the Tenth at
sos per month. and Mr.. w. T. eldding-
field TO the principalshjp of the Ere
mont school at a salary of $115 per
month.
The sum of S1S96s was appropriated
to the B. & Q. Transfer company for
freight and drayage on school sup
plies.
TRUANT OFFICER.
On recommendation of the commits
tee on teachers and school work, j. w
Miner was employed as truant officer
at a salary Of SIS per month, for two
months, beginning October l, 1896
p. J. Moran was awarded the con-
tract for putting in a boiler and MAX
ing ali necessary steam connections for
the Sumner and Franklin schools the
contract price being SAG.
The action OF the committee on
buildings and grounds in purchasing
$i,62S.40 worth Of supplies was ratified
JANIToRs ENGAGED.
The following jandtors were engaged
ct salaries as follows: John Allcocks.
Bryant school, S5s; William Graham
Lincoln, $56; James Lee, Clayton build
ing, $50; c. ]. Larson, Richards build
ing, $40.
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