The herald., 1896-06-23
DIRECTOR GRUBB'S SONS OUT
But the Old Gentleman Gains q Big
Victory
The Seventh Street School Building to Be
Enlarged
Protest Prom the Northwest Improvement
Association Referred to the Building
Committee-The Routine Busl-
ness Transacted

School Director Kennedy occupied the
chair during the absence of President
Hale. at the regular meeting of the
school board. held last night. Dr. Wills
was on hand for the first time within
months
The request of the county superintend-
ent of schools for the use of two rooms
in the Spring street school in which
to hold the semi-annual teachers ex-
animation, as soon as the regular school
season is at an end, was granted.
Bills to the amount of s475.62, reported
favorably by the finance committee,
were ordered to be paid
The teachers committe reported, rec
ommending that Miss Frances Bristor
be assigned to the Twenty-flrst and Nor
wood school as kindergarten director,
vice Mrs. Mayhem, and that Miss Louise
Torrey be assigned as assistant kinder
garten teacher at the same school; that
Clara Young be granted leave of alb
sence for the balance of the present
school year; that Miss Darling e. Harris
be assigned to teach at the Ninth street
school, first grade.
The above was adopted as whole
The committee of the whole reported:
That we put in four rooms of tools and
appliances for the manual training de-
partment and that they be located in
accordance with recommendations of
the superintendent of schools, Mr.. Ku-
now. and the committee on Industrial
training.
That the salaries for next year be
fixed as follows:
Superintendent, $3.50 per month; dep
uty superintendent, SITS per month; sec
rotary, 500 per month; superintendent
of janitors and buildings, $40 per month
and he feed and shoe his horse; assist
ant superintendent of janitors and
buildings, 800 per month, and he feed
and shoe his horse; second assistant su-
perintendent of janitors and buildings.
$50 per month, and he feed and shoe
his horse; principal of the high school,
$1,000 per year, in ten equal payments;
assistant principal of the high school,
$l40 per month; heads of departments of
the high school. $40 per month; teach
ers in the high school, 500 per month
for six periods; teacher of German in
the high school, $40 per month; teacher
OF Spanish in the high school, $40 per
month; principal of twelve-room build
ing, $14O per month; principal of ten
room building, s120 per month, and no
teaching; principal of eight-room build
ing, sl2O per month; principal of seven
room building, Sis per month; principal
of six-room building, $110 per month:
principal of five-room building, sos per
month; principal of four-room building
500 per month; principal of two-room
building, Ss5 per month; principal of
one-room building, $50 per month; prin-
cipal of night school, $50 per month; pri-
or al,1
month; primary and grammar teachers.
S'o per month, for halliday schools; kim
dergarten directors, $50 per month:
Janitor of Spring street school, SIS per
month; all other janitors S. per room
per calendar month. and S. per month
for the yard; director of sloyd, s140 per
month; assistant sloyd teachers. s77. 80
per month; assistant kindergarten
teachers, $40 per month; janitor at the
high school. $40 per month; drawing
teacher. $3.50 per month; assistant draw
ing teacher, 800 per month; teacher of
calisthenics, s120 per month; teachers in
the night school, $40 per month.
Director Grub has amended the re-
port to increase the salary of the high
school janitor to $125 a month.
Director Kennedy opposed the contin-
uance OF the office of assistant supern-
tendent Of janitors, the place created
about one month ago, for the benefit Of
q sun u LII eclOT ITuDD. Inc e1Ort was
a success, even though Grub himself
voted for his boy. The ballot stood four
to three. The report was then adopted.
Director Grub made a plea for the
benefit of large delegation of his con-
stituency who were present in the lob
pies, for the building of additional
rooms at the Seventh street school. He
moved that the contract for the pro-
posed enlargement of the building be
left.
superintendent Foshay favored the
proposed addition, providing the neces-
sary funds for the purpose can be Sc
cured.
DR.. Mills remarked that in his locality
there are too many school rooms, due to
the location of the new buildings by the
city council
A delegation Of householders was on
hand from the Seventh ward to argue
Tor the additional school room and show
why it is needed.
The building committee was instruc-
ted to add either four or six rooms to the
school. Directors Simonton and Bassett
voted in the negative.
A committee from the Northwest I'm
proVement association argued for addi-
tlonal room at the Alpine street school.
Inc matter was referred to the building
| committee.
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