The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14


teachers and school work made ITS re-
mort of teachers hired and their salaries
together with recommendations. ana tnls
document was submitted for actlon'
salaries and all. But for some reason
for which no one offered an explanation,
the matter of salaries was not alluded
To at all-siTnply omitted in the reaoihs-
the matter of special teachers referred
10 u committee of the whole winch VIII
IL. hold on Tuesday evening next, and me
action of the board on the report oe-
dared TO be confined to the mere engaS-
members wanted the salaries TO GO
The preamble to the report OF the coll-
rnittee as presented, read as follows,
aithous-h when the board adjourned, by
instrnctions. the words lat the monthly
salaries set opposite their respective
names" and the figures ALLUDED 70, were
stricken out It IS no fault of the clerk
of the board that the salaries proposed
by the committee are herewith preseIIleu,
he did his duty in eliminating them from
the copies furnished the press. Inc re-
port reads:
THE REPORT.
you- committee on teachers and school
work beg to report that we have mao
under consideration the unemployment OF
teachers now in the CORPS Tor the en-
suing school year, beginning July /, 1877
There are a few names of teachers upon
which the committee has not taken maj
action. We beg to recommend the adoo-
Resolved That the following named
teachers be employed for the school year
beginning July l. 1897, at the mohlnly
salaries set opposite their respective
neroes and after having received notice
of the employment that they be required
TO notify the board of their acceptance
on or before June 1, 1897, and the non
receipts of their acceptance VIII be con-
sideted q declination: and that they
further be required to enter into Such
written contract as may be REQUIRED pH
A. ,le1 haf ln
be entered into with any teacher who Is
not the holder of lawful ceTthcate TO
teach covering the next school year:
Priscilla J. Smith, S95; r. ". anderson
s65: Harriet A Hobart. 500; Maud b.
Clark. S45: Clara NJ. Mills. $50; Olive
Lister, 1925: Enda Hyde. SAFE; Cora NJ.
Clark. Se5: Lizzie Cartwright S49; H. -
Folsom $50: Louise Harrison, S4l-29;
Sylvester D. Bradford, $50: Irene ElarIh,
S45; Eugenia Mors. $50: Jennie Simons. $40;
Nell Forsythe, S55: Mary Eager. $40; I.
w. Bliss, $50; Abbie r. Bishop. $40; Kate
Real. $50; Laura Foster $3.50; Winnifred
Anderson, $50; Matte Porter. S55i Althea
garet Howard $50: Alice Herman. $50;
Lillian Thompson, $3.50; Leah II. Arnold
$50; Sybil Stewart. $50: Nora Gwin, $40;
Winnifred Woodmansee. S65; Eva Lloyd,
s65: Lily T Roche. $50: Mona B. Biggs,
So; Hattie Badger, SO; Dorothy Bowman.
$65; Emma Young. SO: Mary L. Robinson,
$50: NJ. Grace Lung, $3.50: Jesse ".
Hooper. so: Sarah Giliett $3.50: Sallie L.
Cox. S65; EVELYN Rideodt. $40: Valeria
Brinton. $50: Myrtice LaDue. $50: Rose
Georgia Wheeler. so; May V. Gilmore,
SEA; Mary Brinton. SO; Jesse L. Hutclin
son, SIS: Lura Beason, SO; Almert NJ
Merrill. 500 Sarah |. Lake, SO; Ida .Dy-
sart, SEQ: David L. Mcdonald. $50: Rather
ire Craig, $50; Jesse Drew. $780, Roxy
cummings. $50; Ida Davis: s6g: Maude
Z. Cooper. $50; Helen Rothschild. $45;
Nellie Herman: $5: Mary E. Berkley, $50;
George W. Leek, SO: Louise A Shell. SO;
$50: Frances Qualtroush. $780, Anna
Bartholomew. $3.50; Hattie Randolph.
Tg aOo ia Harriet agai 9eT ss a Leone
Swan. $3.50: Emma Bledsoe. $50; Annie
Vinegar. $780, Rose B. Zech, $50; Clara
Larson $50. II. MacGriffith. SO; Anna d.
Nash. $40; Lena NJ. White. S65: Jennie o.
Green. S65; Fanny NJ. Thomas. $3.50; An
tOinette Brown. $40; Blanche Lawson. $50:
Cora Truitt $50: Jennie Molinell SO:
Kate Moore. S65; Grace Stanchf1eld. $50;
Nav W. Pearse. $3.50; Elizabeth Clara
han. so; Edith Woodmansee. $50; Jeanne
Dodson. So; Eta Larkin, 500: Helen Bur
bank so: Mary Dysart. $50; Mary H !
Evarts, $50; Grace NJ Bailey. Sl5: Lucy
NJ. Van Colt. $3.50: Blanche Chadwick. |
Luta Van. $50; Josephine Ekman. $3.50: !
Estella DunfOrd. S70 Jennie Carney 500 |
Alice Scoville. $40: Kate Mckenzie. So |
Jennie Garfield $50: Olive 9. Graham |
So; Mary Garfield. $3.50; Carrie VIII ]
Jams. SO: Mar Wolcott. $50: Ada NJ. /
Pratt: so; EVELYN Reilly $50 Salhe /
Hought0n, $50: Eva Mayne. So: Helen NJ I
Rows. S65: Minnie SDrague. $50: Alice S. /
ii. Horne $3.50: Flora c. Blackburn, !
SO; Lou Dunn. $50; Mrs e. S. Barnett, !
$50: Mrs. z. Z. Shepard So: Mrs. T. F. /
Daft 500 Elizabeth McMillen. $40: Flor |
enec NJ Timer $50: Ethel Woodmansee. $50; /
Stella IS. HapgOod. $3.50: Ella Murphy |
so; Florence Garrett $50; Retta II. Gus /
ady, $40: Nellie NJ. Powers. $50; Anna d. |
Hill. S65; Nellie Clarahan $50: MoIlie |
SO: Grace Hadley. $65; Grace
Near. so; Mag Goddard, So: Eva Godbe. |
500; Meta Yearsley. S65; Mrs. Mamie Kee- !
ler. $50; Gene Kimball SEQ: Anna An |
derson. 800; Amy Whipple. SO: Lydia r. /
Wheeler. SO; Cora E. Eaton. $3.50: Car
RE 8. Thorn. so: Nav Kimball $50: Kate
Alley. $45: Jennie Y Smith. Kate II. Cat
rel. Maud Potter. Milla RowDerry Car
re D. Smith. Katherine Parsons, Annie |
X Brunton. Anna Loda. Lucy A Cor
ker. Emma Tibbets. Mary f. Meeks, Mary
Van Houton, Emily Farnes. May /
Thomas. Hannah McLachlan. Edith Nc
LELAND, Lois c. Kimball. Mary Wilson.
Blanche Hull, Winnifred Rees, Phebe
Scholes. Francie J. Ames.
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
The salaries for the special teachers
we-e fixed as follows
George {. Young 81 800 per annum; d.
r. Augsburg. $3.50 NJ. Adelaide Holton,
81 $50: Alta Virgins, $500; Anna A. Rob-
bins. SO per month
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Ella NJ. Dukes. 500; Carrie L. Paine,
.10O: Alice T.. Rowe, 500; A. W. Smith,
400; L. NJ Gillian, $780, Mary NJ. YaT--
ey S95; Eleanor X Peterson. $50: Susan
3. Stokes. $50; Harriet Z. Chapman, S95;
Nettie Shelley $50 Maude NJ. Smith, $95;
Ray p Chase, SO; Anna Uller, $50; V. B.
De Loery, So
The judgment of the committee in rela-
ton to salaries was then summed up in
he following language:
And your committee begS to also report
hat the salaries above recommended are
BASED upon the schedule of last year un-
Ter which no increase above $50 per month
5. advised except for merit: the minimum
salary being ga. and the maximum so.
Your committee also states its opinion
hat in consonance with the experience
# past years. enough of the higher sal
.T.ed teachers viii decline TO serve, and
make room for those receiving low sala-
les and so keep the average salary upon
he same plane rs last year. so there will
1e practically no increase
Toronto noticed that all allusion TO
salaries had been stricken from the re-
,ort. and calling attention TO that con-
he committee for completion, motion
which WoGlley joined.
This brought Chairman Cotton to his
Get with the remark that inasmuch as
he teachers would read the newspapers.
l would be u good thing to adopt the
eDort hiring them. so they would not be
II suspense. 1t would be a source of sat
sfaction 10 them to know they would be
e-engaged.
The board thought so and the motion
q employ the teachers was adopted. Mr..
hanson had MS attention attracted TO the
natter of the special teachers. and said
his time. he was led to believe there
we're some of them who would not accept
he places. Besides there were other rea-
ons, of which the members knew. None