The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-06

e Will receive 5000 per month. ], l50. 90
II will receive $500 per month. $50 90
win receive 1000 per month. 49,. 90
49,. -. $500. ...............sI ST. S57 so
The proposed increase for next year
of $685. per month on 1913 teachers is
classified as follows:
Twenty-Five teachers will receive an
increase per month of $3.50, or $7250;
rs teachers will receive an increase per
month of S. or $3.50; two teachers will
receive an increase per month of $3.50,
or SIS; ten teachers will receive an in
crease per month of SO, or 800; one
teacher will receive an increase per
month of $3.50. or $3.50; one teacher
will receive an increase per month of
SO, or SIS; "A teachers will receive no
increase. The total of 1913 teachers will
receive an increase per month of s595.
PRINCIPALS AND THEIR PAY
PROPOSED.
The report of the committee relative
to the principals to be employed and
the schedule of their salaries, was as
follows:
Your committee on teachers and
school work begs to report that we
have had Under careful consideration
the appointment of principals for the
next school year, and we recommend
the adoption of the following resolu-
ton:
l. Resolved That the following salary
schedule be and is hereby fixed for
principals of the several grade schools
for the school year commencing July l,
1898, viz:
That each principal shall receive a
salary as teacher of an amount not to
exceed $40 per month. and that in ad-
dition each principal shall receive the
sum of 81 per month for each regular
teacher who is placed in charge of a
classroom under his or her supervision.
2. Resolved, That the following per-
sons be employed as principals for the
school year commencing July l, 1898,
the assignment to positions to be desig-
mated by the board; and, after having
received notice Of their employment,
that they be required to notify the
board of their acceptance on or before
June l, 1898, the non-receipt of their
acceptance to be considered a declina-
ton, and that they further be required
to enter into such written contracts as
the board may require provided that
no contract will be entered into with
any teacher who is not the holder of a
lawful certificate to teach covering the
next school year:
Elizabeth V. Fritz, r. A. Greene, E..
S. Hallock, w. T. Eddingfield, A. s.
Martin, Lizbeth NJ. Qualtrough,
Blanche Hindman, William Bradford.
w. S. Webster, F. D. Keller. Mary q.
w. j. Mccoy, w. w. Barton. Elizabeth
McMillen, Hugh B. Folsom, ]. o. Cross,
o. H. Alvey, Eta Powers.
TEACHERS APPLICATIONS.
Applications to teach We're received
from the following and referred to the
committee on teachers and school
work:
May Mayne, na-- E. Connolly.
Nellie Ham, ]. Allean Gray, Josephine
Studebaker, Maude Croft, Ethel NJ.
Lane. Fannie Brown, Lena L. Man
of Salt Lake City; d. L. Mcdonald
Brigham City; Mary ]. Donneliy, Mt.
Pleasant; David A. Nelson, Richfield;
Matilda Lindberg, Tooele City; r.
S. Sanborn. Murray; Ethel Dana
Constable, Joliet, ILL.,; W. A.
Price. Hicksville. o.: B. K. Savre,
Valparaiso, Ind; Minnie Stout, Ap-
pleton City, Mo-; Anna c. Moore, Cedar
Rapids. Ia; Josephine NJ Buck, Dem
Colo: Emma Funk, Peculiar, Mo-;
Marie Reimer. Helen 1. Haight,
Poughkeepsie. n. Y: Edna Dean Cal
kins. Pueblo, Colo; Blanche E Atkins,
Agatha B. Morris, Ida NJ. Allen, Agnes
Conlon, Minneapolis, Mimi; A. Goldie
Robertson, Olympia, Wash; Zillah
Croker. Jackson. Mich; Minnie E.
Hayworth. Lebanon, Ind; Mary
Walters Wilson. Kenilworth, Ill;
Antoinette McCallan, Saltwater, Mimi;
Helen Zeien. Calumet, Mich: c. A.
DonneIly Madison, Wis: Chauncey
Faith, Valeton, Cal; Tena Louise In
graham, Brooklyn, N. Y; Eva Nc
Nally, Emporia, Kan; Jennie Wood,
Sheldon. Ills; Edward E. Winfrey;
Winnemucca, New; Effie II. NJ. Tes-
sier. Columbus, o.: Marion L. Jen-
Mich: Bertha J. Tacey, Attica, Ind;
Emily Barton. Laramie, Wyo: Nettie
Bergman, Clinton, ILL.,; Flora E. Bald
win, Evanston, Ill.
CONCERNING STUDIES AND
BOOKS
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended the adop-
ton of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the subject of Span
ish be dropped from the high school
course at the end of the present school
year.
Resolved, That all pupils attending
the public schools be required to cover
the books furnished them by the
board. and that children in the first
and second grades be permitted to
take their books home not oftener than
once q month, and once a week respec-
lively, and that children of other
grades. who are permitted to take their
books home, be required to provide
themselves with a strong book-sack or
satchel for carrying same.
Resolved, That the principals and
teachers be required TO see that proper
care is taken of the books by the
pupils, and in case any pupil shall
lose. deface. iniure or destroy any
book belinging to the board, he shall
be required to pay in full all damages,
in accordance with the rules of the
board.
Resolved, That all pupils who COM
plete the eighth grade work at the end
of the present school year, hold their
closing exercises and receive their
certificates at their own buildings in
stead of at the high school. as in previ-
Gus years, in view of the increasing
number and the difficulty of accommo-
dating them at the high school build
ing, and further, the desirability Of
making the interest in each school
center about the building.
The resolutions were adopted.
The same committee recommended
and it was so ordered, that the ex-
aminations for teachers begin On Tues
day. June :, 1898, and that Miss Anna
e. Buchanan and Mr.. A. w. Smith be
compensation of 81 per day.
MATTERS OF FINANCE.
The report of Treasurer Barnett for
the month of April showed as follows:
Balance on hand April IT,. $50, 623 "a
Received from state school
fund ..-.....-.......... 1896 IS