Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-02
CITY SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS
Simon BamSerger Named as The Successor o
Charles Baldwin.
Assignment Of the Teaching corps-Miner
Again Chosen Tenant oniccr-Mis-
ceiisnsous Dusinss. Transacted

casluncd BY the resignation Of Chnrlei
Baldwin. The selection was unani
mously ratified whitney was appoint
cd 10 membership on the committee OF
rules and teachers and school work.
The following named applied for posi-.
tlons TO teach: Albert Johannacn, T.
y. Hiilibaugh. Sarah Mndoic Luella
i3itner. city. lone Carroll Provo, Utah;
u. y. Taylor. stockton. Cal. Gertrude
Phillips. South Eliot. Me-. Hilary
Barker Chicago, H.. Hannah llaylor
Fort Dodge. la. w. G.. Blakcalcc. Har-
vcy, ILL.,. Ernest A. nalch, Chicago.
H.. Harold ". Brown. Walden. Mass.
CA Jordan. Ieavenworth. Kan, Mary
u. Johnaon. orange. n.
The committee ON teachers and school
work presented a report Offering thu
following positions ~ teachers nj sni-
aries Indicated. George Hedrcr $40;
Ella v Hutchinson. SO. Sue Clark
$50; Amy Bowman. so: Ethel Lane
so: Mrs. Nellie ~ Forbis. fes: -. A.
Nelson. 500. MAY V. Crl,chiow. so.
Fanny Brown. 80; Katherine Haw-
ihorne. SEQ; Eloirc Rouckc. $40. Nellie
lowers. 49, Margaret Hull. $40. John
HON. N0i Carrie Erickson. SIS. MAY
Hartweli. SO. Mrs. Jennie wilkins. sol.
Inrdc Cron. SO. ALLAN Gray $40.
Jullcttc Linicy. so.
The committee further recommended
mat the salaries Of the following named
icachers previously employed be- read
.u't'd 10 correct errors or Improper en-.
inmates made IN the former recon-
mendntlonH. and Increased AZ followr,
Miss Mnudc Potter. from t5s 10 feO.
May Goddard. sbs 20 icoi Harriet Ran.
aoph 1910 20 so; Miss Elizabeth
Cnrothcra SEQ to SOS.
u was also recommended that wherr
noub'e sessions are required In tho
primary grades, that one OF Tho moet
experienced teachers IN the clty H.
placed II charge u each room and tina,
me De given an experienced normal
graduate 10 assist her. the head teacher
70 receive $40 per moath extra for tho
additional service. and that tho az
flsfant receive - per month; also that
one group Of pupils be taught three
hours IN the forenoon and the other
group three hours In the afternoon. mi.
plan 10 be adopted In the Wnsatch.
Emerson. sumner Fremont, Lowell,
and Hamilton schools.
\ fuaoiutlon dcslEnating the new
school building on the corner Of Eighth
West and Sixth South NJ the Riverside
school was adopted. Pay rolls ana bills
amounting 10 No02 were allowed. on
recommendation ~ the committee on
Instructed 10 purchase the following
books for use IN the High school, sixty
copies Jaynes- MelsHuer grammar, nj
cents each g. O. b. cars at Chicago: rs
ropiea uesHtocker's Ocrmeiachouaen AZ
u cents; 70 copies Muzxarella Academic
Frcnch. part !, at so cents. 70 copies
Muzxarcil'a Academic French. part ?.
AZ 70 cents.
The committee further recommended
that John W. Minor be employed az
truant officer nt as per month, begin.
ming Oct. I; that leave OF absence 10
yranted Mrs. Priscilla J.smith until tho
opening OF the second half year: 10
Mrs. Lydia r. Wheeler until Nov. 4:
and 10 Miss Lucy A. Corker. Mis-.
Katharine u. Parsons ana Mrs. Mary
Wilson for one year. that the subject OF
spanish be rc-eHta hllnhed and taught In
the High school for the ensuing year.
provided thai not less than 20 pupils
apply for instructions: that the renig-
nation OF Miss Evelyn Rldeout. teacher.
be accepted. Adopted. James r.
Nladsen applied for a position as jani-
tor Of school buildings. ana his ap.
pllcation was referred TO the committee
on buildings and grounds.
A large number Of residents near the
Bonneville school petitloned for an ex-
ira teacher. representing that since the
return Of the census large number OF
families Ind moved into the district In
rrcaalng the number Of pupils 20 about
itt. The school had been allowed but
two teachers. and this the petitioners
considered insufficient The matter
was referred to the committee on teach.
yrs and school work.
The following report was adopted,
Your committee on teachers and school
work reported the following assign
ments of teachers 90 schools and claa-
alncation for the ensuing year. This
committee. however, reserves the right
10 change any OF these assignments n
4, IL believed TO be advisable TO do 10.
The first named are principals:
BONNEVILLE SCHOOL
John Holt. May Hartwell.
BRYANT SCHOOL
Mrs. u. V. FrltE. Mr.. II. W. Anderson.
Katherine Hawthorn, Harriet A. Hoo
bart, Cora CLARK, Lcnuro SAMPSON,
Mary Vau iiouten. Clara NJ. Aflls,
Emily caiderwood. inaz Peak, ASST
EIGHTH SCHOOL
Jennie Simmons
EMERSON SCHOOL.
Mary Dyuarl. Mrs. Rose u. atorer
Margaret Hun. Clara Cooper. Juliette
Littley, CAaat)
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
H. 3. Hallook. winona Smith. Percy
Hhvenor. Roxy Cumming. Annette
Banker. Katherine Jellch. Ida Davis
barbara Homer. Mary v. Berkeley. Nell
lie Herman. May Kimball. Hattie King.
clarinsa Beealey,
FREMONT SCHOOL.
W. T. Eddingneld. Sarah I. Lake.
Alice j. Suydam, jeanette Richards
fGk Dyaart, Mae V. Gilmore, Wayne
nrinton. ucorglc Wheeler. Ant0inette
Brown. theresa Godbe, Ethel Lane.
ASST
GRANT SCHOOL
A. s. Martin. Flora c. blackburn,
Louise A. Shell. Francis Qunltrough.
N. q, Lung. Anna Bartholomew, Elsie
Ada Faust. Harriet Randolph. Kate
Real, Clara Larsen. Laura Foster, Al
thea Wheeler. Matte Porter. Ellen Y.
white. Lillian Il. Thompson. Margaret
A. Howard. Louise Wolf. Alice Her
man.
HAMILTON SCHOOL.
L. NJ Quaitrough. Leah II. Arnold.
Katherine Il. Parsons, Nora OWN, Ab-
bic H. Bishop. Winifrcd Woodmansee
Eva Lloyd. Carrie J.. Davis, Fanny
Brown, Hattie Badger, Dorothy Bow
man. Ailcan Gray, ASST
IRVING SCHOOL.
blanche Hlndman. Emma Young.
Mary l.. Robinson, Belle Lawson.
JACKSON SCHOOL
WIN. Bradford. Elizabeth Bond, sllne
l. cox. lHAuO BENDER. lseuuu Horne.