The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-24
TEACHERS PAY FIXED.
Board of Education Adopts.
the Schedule of Salaries
for the Coming Year.
CONTRACTS FOR COAL AND BOOKS
Teachers Transferred and Promot q
and Bids Accepted for Build
ing Of School No. II.

The regular meeting night of the Board
Of Education falling on Thanksgiving Day
this week. the Board held it's meeting iase
evening, received proposals for FURNISH
ing coal, j~anitors' supplies ana DOCKS
and stationery. promoted Il number OF
teachers to a higher grade of salary. and
adopted a schedule of salaries of teachers
for the year beginning December ].
A request of Miss Sarah A. Meschutt
that her name be taken from the list OF
substitute teachers was granted
Three proposals were received for fur
nishing 500 tons of coal for the schools
four for janitors' supplies and nineteen Tor
books and stationery. The bids to tur-
nish coal were from D. B.. Van Beureh'
egg coal, s4.10 per ton; stove. SAlo; nut,
$50; pea, 2.23. James Coyle, egg, 81
stove, $3.50; nut, s4.25; pea. $3.50. James
Mannix, egg, 800; stove. $4-09; NUT so.ts'
tea, 1922.
Thu proposals for furnishing ~janitors
supplies were from S. Farley. Owen GriI-
fling & Co., Wood & Menagh and T. b
Jones g. Co, giving prices for eacn At
ticle as named in the specifications. me
bids were referred to the Appropriation
Committees those for books ana station
cry were from Daniel Ston & Co., RAND
McNally & Co., Peckham, Little q Co, =.
H. Butter & Co., Potter & Putnam, May
nard, Merrill & Co., the Morse Company
A.. Lowell & Co.. Silver, Burdett y Co..
CHM & Co., Houghton, MiffEn q Co,
Franklin Publishing Co, II. w. Ells-
worth, University Publishing Co., u.
Appleton & Co., Franklin Publishing Com
pany. Werner Book Company and }. q.
Wilson.
Superintendent Snyder announced that
the Women's Club will hold a meeting at
Hasbrouck Hall on December 2, TO take
measures to establish three kindergarten
schools, and requested the cooperation. OF
the Board, and also that County Superln.
tendent Murphy permitted the privilege OF
holding the County Teachers INSTITUTE.
which all teachers are required by law TO
attend, in the assembly. roolc Ct 40. 2
school building, on December 10. This was
granted.
A resolution, presented by the Commit
tee on Teachers and Salaries, was adopted
promoting the following teachers 10 lhe
classes indicated. to take effect December
From s52s to 1924, Anna H. Banta,s +.
Louisa Conklin. Laura J. Ennis, Mary y.
doe. Eva Rappieye, Nellie v, seguine,
Mrs. Eugenia P. Yackly. Total. 9.
From sos to s62s. Harriet w. Tomlins.
From S403 to S52S. Katharine Brady. Mary
Z. Bard. Mary I. Bowly, Lillian Braun,
Rachel Cole. Mrs. Celia Carswel,. Edna
K. Denver. L. Edner Falkenburg Minnie
V. Foley, Josie v. Conns.ry, eliza beth e.
Duean. Georgia G. Grimes, Grace Hook.
Euretta Halsey Hattie Herlihy. Gertrude
HopkinsysMargaret c. Hewitt, LliIlan
petschny. Minnie Lawdhan. Josie MacMii-
Ian. Rose Mccormick. Emma v. Nugent,
Mary ormisto:a. Clara Pendleton JulLa
IS. Perrin. Em;7y Q. Rappleyea, Marie l..
Steinhauser. Cara Thompson, Moilie &
Thomas, Grace van Gelder. Grace ~.
Winans. Alice D. Whitaker. Leila j.
FroTass4o0 tezs4gG, Ethel Benedict, Agnes
H. Crawford, Mary f. Currie. Anna Il
Darsey. Mary Growney. Edith y. Gull
fard. F. Louise Hitler. Cora, Hopkins,
Clara V. Horton. Ida NJ Jackson, Bala
Maloney. Rode H. Marks. Emma A. zoe,
GEORGIA. Sweeny. Apnes C. Soully. Meta
Jerstezzo, Eloise Wedin, Edith WaIlaee.
Nellie Walker, Augusta Zeigenor. iotai,
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The following was fixed as the schedule
~ ~~slaries for the year beginning Do %
otter l, 1897, and ending November So'
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