The record-union., 1898-12-22
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MISS MORTON ELECTED SUBJ
STITUTE AT HIGH SCHOOL.
Misses Winn, Anderson, Chambers
and Cronkite Are Elected
Substitutes.

The City Board of Education met last
night in special session. Directors
Driver. Sherburn, Stack, Johnson, Pan
abaker, Perkins, Elliott, Ransom ana
Atkinson being present.
Director Johnson reported salaries for
the month at 50, 799 60; other claims,
81 5000: High School salaries, 81, 1,150;
claims, $91. 30 They were all allowed.
Director Atkinson, for the Building
and Repairs Committee, reported several
articles for the kindergarten needed,
also a blackboard with lines at twenty
fourth and L.
Director Stack reported that the
drains at Fourth and Q streets had
overfiowed and suggested that they be
fixed. The report was adopted and
work ordered done
Director Sherburn, for the Furniture
and Supply Committee, reported a clock
needed at Sixteenth and \ streets. an
oil stove for the Principals office at
Tenth and @ and a flag at Fourth and
Q and one at Thirteenth and G.. The
Tesla coal was cheaper than the hard
coal, with equal heating properties, but
e he did not favor coal in the school
room and thought wood healthier. He
would make no recommendation in re-
gard to the filter at Tenth and Q, but
the one at Twenty-fourth and l. was
working all right.
The articles needed were ordered sup
piled. The kilter at Twenty-fourth and
l. streets was accepted and action on
the one at Fourth and @ deferred.
Director Ransom offered a resolution
that after January 1st the salaries of
. the Principals of the kindergarten
schools be fixed at $50 a month, in
stead of 500, as heretofore.
Director Sherburn objected to chang
ing the salaries before the end of the
term.
Director Elliott said the Principals
do as much work as the primary teach
ers and ought to receive as much.
The motion was carried.
superintendent Erlewine announced
the designations of Misses McManus,
Little and Hersum He recommended
that four substitutes be elected, as they
are needed, the last one to take effect
on February 1st. The designations were
accepted
superintendent Erlewine also an
announced that Professor Pond wished
. q SUBSTITUTE Luz lIle nigh SCHOOL, dS one
was badly needed. He had one in nina
who would fill the BILL Miss Mollie Nor
ton who has until recently been en-
ployed as Principal of the Dixon High
School He considered her very COM
petent person and that the board was
fortunate in being able to secure her
for the remainder of the year.
SUBSTITUTES ELECTED.
Miss Morton was elected unanimously
as High School substitute.
Miss Chapelle, the first substitute,
was placed in charge of the fourth
grade at Thirteenth and G.
Miss Turner was transferred from
Thirteenth and G to the fifth grade at
Sixteenth and n streets.
Miss Vina Woods was transferred to
Miss Turner's former class.
Miss Rose Ingles was placed in charge
of Miss McManus former class at Sew
enth and G. streets.
The various applicants for teachers
positions were nominated and Miss
Winn was elected unanimously. Miss
Anderson next, and Miss Chambers and
Miss CrOnkite the two others
Frank Z. Savage was elected janitor
of the Suffer Grammar School and the
board adjourned