The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08

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Ella Taft 80 %
Olive Triplett so. %
Helen Taylor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
Florence Taylor ............. SO. 90
Belle Walker Observation-Disclosures. 80. %
Fanny Witbeck ................... SO. 90
Ruth Woody so. 90
Nora Woody so 90
Mary Waggoner INSTRUMENTATION. 40 90
| Substitute list-Eva Phillips, Alice
Mossman, Louie Chamberlain, Sallie
knight. Inez Jackson, George Parkin-
son. Eva Bush. Josephine Whitehead.
Adde Thomas, Bertha Meyers. Florence
Mulvey. Ella Hibarger. Dora Haycraft,
Margaret Knorr, Eva Griffith. Lennie
Griffith, Mamie Pigg, John South. Mar
| gerry Wallace, Stella Haines, Lillian
| Gish, Phrona Wilkie.
After Mr.. Hoss had read the ma ority
| report he submitted the following Mirror
| ity report, which stirred up quite dis
| cussion by the two other members of the
committee, who claimed never to have
known anything about it. The two other
members Of the committee Were Messrs.
Sim and Anawalt. Mr.. Hoss minority
| report read as follows:
| Honorable Board Of Education-I
would respectfully submit the following
| minority report to the report of commit
| tee on teachers ard salaries. That she
names of Chester 1. Adams for principal
and Ella Hibarger and Sallie knight be
added to the list of teachers for the next
term of school and that they be placed
30 o< -, IL
(SigneG THOS. HOSS.
Both Messrs. Anawalt and Sim object
ed to the minority report on the grounds
| of nothing having been consulted and
they both being members of the COM
mittee. All of the members were debat-
ing the question at issue for some time,
until an amendment was made 10 the
minority report, whici, had been asked 10
be accepted. The amendment was made
by Hatton, which in substance stated
that the minority report be added to the
majority report as far as il pertained 10
Chester l. Adams.
Mr.. Anawalt made a brief but pointed
TAX wherein he stated that he was in
favor Of making the principals from
those already in service and also to hold
something as a stimulant 10 the normal
graduates. He made an earnest plea for
his ideas. but when the motion was put
it was lost by vote of 8 10 ..
Mr.. Gehring asked that all necessary
repairs on heating apparatus which
amounted to about 800. be adopted. The
motion carried unanimously.
The receipts from the library FOR May
amounted TO $3.50.
Mr.. Anawalt made motion that the
election of librarian be done al a called
meeting two weeks from last night. The
motion was lost and names OF applicants
were ordered read. There were only two
applicants for the position. they being
Miss Virginia Little and Miss Gross, the
present incumbent. Miss Gross was
elected or the first ballot, the vote being
9 70 in her favor.
Superintendent Dyer read his report,
which was approved and ordered placed
on file
On motion Of NJ. Sim. Architect Du-
mont was Instructed 70 draw plans for a
two-room addition 10 the High school.
which are 20 be submitted % the commit
tee on buildings and grounds who are -
advertise for bids. TIE motion required
thai two bids be submitted. The first 10
see IL the building on Levy street could
be utilized for the purpose ana the other
for entirely new material. Motion car
ried without opposition
Hatton moved thar the 200 feet CT real
estate belonging 10 the board be sod .
B. B. Herndor for 800 The properly
adjoins NJ He-ndon's home and he O.
fered more for Il on that account. An
other 200 foot lot was offered 70 TIE
board fcr 500. This was cited II lie az
gument which was made 70 sell The prop
e-ty. TIE motion carried and Mr. He-a-
don rendered his check for Tie property.
The busiress OF selecting a depository
for the school funds was postponed until
me mex: meeting.
G. NJ Whitney. secretary ot tie board.
notified the members that Re would qIl;
his position On JBly /.
The board then adjourned