The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-15
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
OPEN WITH A LARGER ATTEND
ANCE THAN EVER BEFORE.
List of Instructors For the Several
Districts - Three New Buildings
In Use.

The district schools throughout the
county were ausDiciously re-opened
Monday morning after the SUMMER
Superintendent Van Cott tine indica-
lions are that the aggregate enrolment
will show a very large increase over the
figures of year ago. Draper. district
No. %, South Jordan, No. So, and
Brighton. No. 80, have new buildings,
and taken altogether the accommoda-
tons in nearly all the districts are fully
up to the average of school buildings
lin rural districts of older states. Every
year a. marked Improvement in the free
school system throughout the county is
attained, and if possible more profitable
results are anticipated for the ensuing
year.
The corps of instructors for the sew
eral districts are as follows:
LIST OF TEACHERS ENGAGED.
District no. u, West Jordan-E. NJ
Murnford. ". S. Hogenson. Walter
Wilson, Lizzie NJ. Brown.
District No. %, Draper. r, Rawl4ns,
Charles w. Brown, Nellie Brown, Au-
gusta Rawlins. Hyrum Brown.
District No. g. Union-Warren H.
Lyon, Mary Andrus, Linmie L. Lyon.
District No. q. Mmray-D. a. Nc
Il, -
son.
District No. q, Murray-James Sand
ers. r. s. Sanborn, ETA Riddle, J. H.
Upton, Ella Steffensen.
District No. 26, Murray-Sylvester
Bradford, Maud E. Croft.
District No. 81, East Jordan-Frank
Bell. Enoch Van Colt. Nellie Ham.
District No. %. Big cottonwood-D.
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District No. %, sugar-B. W. Ashton,
Maria A. Clark, Mamie Harris, Rena
Baker. ALuella Bitner. Abbie L. David
son, Lizzie Harris.
District No. 80, Mill Creek-J. W.
Hooper, Lily Potter
District No. 81, Min Creel-J. A.
Walker. Nora Egbert.
District No. 81, Brighton-Mary Hart
we'll
district No. SO, East Mill Creeks.
II. Mu1nford. Letitia, Stillman.
District No. 81, Harriman-George A.
UdaN.
District no. IS, Mil Creek-J. D.
Cummings, Lovina Van Colt, j. R.
Nelson. (7Name to be supplied.)
District No. 81. Big Cottonwood
Erastus Howe, Martha P. Alexander.
District No. SO. TaylorsYille-A. c..
Pearson, Georgiana Webster, Amy
Bowman.
District No. SO, Mill Creek-James E.
Moss, Ella Jeremy.
District No. so, Farmers Ward-W.
r. Calderwood, Minnie Margetts, Lydia
Smithen. Adelaide Spencer, Harold Van
lCott, Mrs Bra Alica Chase, Mrs H A
Knowles. Angie Gabbott. Marion Van
Colt.
District No. Al, sandy-A. j. Nelson.
Minnie L. Holt, Claudius White, Flora
Trip. Laura B. Gibson, May G. Ale2-
ander.
District No. AZ, Granite-A. ]. Butler.
District No. IS. Bingham-G. L.
CouRtryman, Margaret Kane, Malta
bella Sheetz.
District No. az, Riverton-John Han
son. Edith Rowberry, Mary Boberg.
District No 46. Granger-A. ]. Higgg.
District No. At, Pleasant Gresn-Ernest
J. Taylor Maud Spencer, Dele Duncan.
District No. As, North Point-Mar-
garet c. Hull.
District No. 90, Hunter-F. B. Haynes,
Mrs. D. J. McRae, Susie B. Medfll.
District No. 53, Brighton-Ernest Van
Colt.
District No. 50, Mountain Den-s. c.
Wickersham.
District No. 81, Butlerville-John w.
Smith, Nellie Petit.
District No. So. Granger-G. E. Marks,
Minnie Nielsen.
District. No. 81. Bluff Dale-Richard
S Horne.
District No. e4. TaylorsvilIe- Mahonri
Spencer, Mabel Harl1er
/ District no. e5, Bing'ham-A. C. Far
rington.
District No. 81. Crescent-John t.
Spencer, Alice Tomlinson. Oliver Jen-
sen.
The first named person in each dis
trict is designated as the principal.