The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-02


acted By the Trustees.
Simon Bamberger was last night elected
| unanimously to fill the vacancy caused
BY the resignation of Charles Baldwin
from the board of education.
When the routine business had been
transacted Nelden arose and nominated
| MI. Bamberger, who he characterized as
good business man, wen known and re-
| spected by all.
moved TO elect Bamberger by acc-amat ol.
but this was found 10 be Illegal. and so
the next best thing was done-the secre-
! tary cast the unanimous vote of the
board and Mr.. Bamberger was declared
elected.
The chair announced the appointment of
H. q. Whitney a member OF the COM
mittee On rules and committee On teach
erS and school work.
Outside the assignment of teachers for
the ensuing school year there was little
of Importance.
LIST OF APPLICANTS TO TEACH.
The following named applied for posi-
Albert Johannsen. e. F. Hallibaugh,
Sarah Madole. Luella Bitner, city; lone
Carroll, Provo, Utah; .. E. Taylor.
Eliot. Me-; }. HAIRY Barker. chicago. Ills
Hannah Hayler Fort Dodge, Ia; w. G.
Blakeslee. Harvey Ills; Ernest A. Balch.
Chicago Ills, Harold III. Brown, Walden,
Mass; c. AZ Jordan Leavenworth, Kan. /;
Mary E. Johnson, Orange N. j.
TEACHERS AND SALARIES.
The committee on teachers and school
work presented a report offering the fol-
lowing positions as teachers al salaries in
dieated: George Hedger. $40: Ella v,
Bowman, $50; Ethel Lane, $40 Mrs Mel
lie NJ Frobis, $65; d. A. Nelson, $50; May
V. Critchlow, $50; Fanny Brown, S45;
$40; Nellie Powers SO; Margaret Hull, So;
John Holt, $50; Carrie Erickson, S55; May
Hartwell. $40; Mrs. Jennie Wilkins, 500;
M9ude Croft. s45 Allan Gray, $40;
Tho committee further recommended
that the salaries of the following named
teachers previously employed be read
mates made in the former recommended
tionc, and increased as follows: Miss
Maude Potter, from $50 10 sec; May God
dard, $50 to $50; Harriet Randolph, $Sl so
to SO; Miss Elizageth Carothers. $50 to S65.
1t was also recommended that where
double sessions are required in the
perienced teachers in the city be placed in
charge of each room and that she be
given an experienced normal graduate to
assist her, the head teacher to receive SO
per month extra for the additional service,
and that the assistant receive $50 per
month: also that one group OF pupils be
Taught lnre0 hours IL tho forenoon ana
the other group three hours in the after
noon, this plan to be adopted in the
Wasatch. Emerson. Sumner. Fremont,
Lowell and Hamilton schools.
THE RIVERSIDE SCHOOL.
A resolution designating the new school
building on the corner of Eighth West
and Sixth South as the Riverside school
was adopted.
Pay rods and bills amounting to $4,000
were allowed.
TO BUY BOOKS.
On recommendation of the committee on
teachers and school work the clerk was
instructed to purchase the following
books for use in the High So1ool: Sixty
copies Jaynes- Meissuer grammar. at 4
cents each 1. o. b. cars at Chicago; %
copies Gesstocker's Gerrnelshousen at q
cents; 80 copies Muzzarelis Academic
French. part l, at SO cents; 81 copies MuZ-
zarellis Academic French, part 2, at so
cents.
THE TRUANT OFFICER.
The committee further recommended
that John w. Minor lie employed as truant
officer at Sl5 per month beginning Oct. l.;
that leave OF absence be granted Mrs
Priscilla J. Smith until the opening of the
second half year; to Mrs. Lydia r.
A. Corker. Miss Katharine B. Parsons and
Mrs: Mary Wilson for one year: that the
subject of Spanish be re-established and
taught in the High school for the ensuing
year. provided that not less than 81 pupils
apply for instructions: that the s,signa-
ton of Miss Evelyn Rideout, teacher be
accepted.
The recommendations were. adopted
James E. Madsen applied for a position
as janitor of school buildings and his. APP
plication was referred to the committee
on buildings and grounds.
WANT AN EXTRA TEACHER.
A largo number of residents near the
Bonneville school petitioned for an extra
teacher, representing that since the re-
turn of the census a large number of
families had moved into the district. in
The school had been allowed but two
teachers and this the petitioners con-
sidered insufficient. The matter was re-
school work.
The following report was adopted:
Your committee on teachers and school
work reported the following assignments
of teachers to schools and classified ton
for the ensuing year. The committee,
however. reserves the right to change
any of these assignments if it is be-
ieVed to be advisable to do so. The first
named are principals:
BONNEVILLE SCHOOL.
John Holt. May Hartwell.
BRYANT SCHOOL.
Mrs E. V. Fritz Lenore Sampson,
Mr. r. w. Anderson, Mary Van Houten,
/. Kate Hawthorne. Clara M. Mills.
Cora Clark, Inez Peak (asSD
EIGHTH SCHOOL.
Jennie Simons.
EMERSON SCHOOL.
Mary Dysart, Mrs. r. b. Storer,
Margaret Hull. Clara Cooper,
Julia. Littley asst
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
e. S. HaIock, barbara Hoffer,
Winona Smith. Mary h. Berkeley,
Percy Havenor, Nellie Herman
Roxy Cummings, May Kimball,
Annette Banker, Hattie King,
Katharine Jelich, Clarissa Beesley,
Ida Davis.
FREMONT SCHOL.
w. T. Eddingfeld, Mayme Brinton
Sarah /. Lake, Georgia Wheeler,
Alice j. Suydam, Antoinette Brown
Jeanette Richards, Theresa Godbe,
Ida DySart, Ethel Lane (aSs't)
Mae V. Gilmore.
GRANT SCHOOL.
A. S. Martin, Clara Larsen,
Flora c. Blackburn, Laura roster,
Louise A. She'll, Althea Wheeler,
Frances Qualtrough, Matte Porter,
NJ G.. Lung. Ellen T. White
Anna Bartholomew, Lillian e. Thompson.
Elsie Ada Faust, Margaret A. Howard
Harriet Randolph, Louise Wolf,
Kate Real, alice Herman.
HAMILTON SCHOOL.
L. NJ Qualtrough, Eva Lloyd
Leah H. Arnold, Carrie L. Davis,
Kate b. Parsons, Fanny Brown,
Nora Gwin, Hattie Badger.
Abbie r. bishop. Dorothy Bowman,
Winnie Woodmansee Allean Gray (asst)
IRVING SCHOOL.