Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
TEACHERS MUST
Be HEALTHY.
New Clause in Contracts Of En-
pIOymeut Of Instructors
NEW TEACHERS ELECTED.


The regular session Of the board Of
education wns hold last evening, with
ALI present except Crtchlow and Bam-
berger
HEALTH CLAUSE IN CONTRACT
form Of contract OF employment
VIZ fubmlttcd to the board and ap.
proved.
The same contract as was used last
wear ls employed. with the exception Of
ciadsc requiring the teachers to
furnish. on request OF the board. q ccr-
ufelto Of a reputable practicing ply.
,.s.an 20 be designated by the board
Indicating the state of health ~ tho
teacher. and at any time In the opinion
Of the bard the toachcrs' health ~ In
such o. condition as to be prciudiclal OF
injurious 60 the school. the contract
may be- Immediately terminated,
The clntrncts will require service I'M
sd juno i. 1900. at the schedule OF rala.
rss applicable to each teacher.
Ou recommendation OF the committee,
the sheldon eystcm 81 vertical pou-
manshIp was adopted Tor tho current
year
APPLICATIONS TO TEACH
Applications 10 teach wcro received
from the following. and referred to tho
committee on teachers and school work.
Mary T.. HIN. Elmn Douglas a.
wo5dson N salt Lake city. NJ. Mcasc.
Vcual. Ella G. Davidson, Rockporti
Lola 70. brown. Lawrence. Kan, Jane
4. Tunnel. Manhattan. Kan. Emc
Graham, Topeka. Kan. Fannie A. nn-
ksr. Alice Davis, Elizabeth a.. N.
Ofeeno. Fannie a. Hail. Chicago. Mary
d. McGoyian. Florence !. Kane. MIL
vaukee. Josaie l.. Durbln. Gus ahoga
Fails. o.: n. 4. Dnum. Dodge city.
Ron. Louise De Ian. Gicnwood
springs, Colo. Mary T., Hoaford. Obcr-
IH. o.. Human =. Roach. podEcyillc.
VIE; Mn. A.. c. Rollins. Winifrrd Roll
IHs Superior. Colo: Ray n. saffold.
Ios Angeles, Laura j. Walker. Athcr-
t1n Ind. n. Lawrence Noble Phlla-
de'phIa. Earl J. Kelsey. Omaha. Mar
garrett King Dcr Molnca. Ella n .Hol-
igHboek ABERDEEN. 3. D.; NJ. lone Car
f1il. Toledo o.. Stella r. Fox. Wolcott.
I'D. Margaret Mccoy. Rrnuscinet,
md. Harriet OHtrom Minneapolis.
MARI q. Beam, BclrdHtpwu, H.. Mary
~. Kenny West Duluth. Mlun.
The Pacific Lumber company con.
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school building annex, informed tho
board that II would be impossible 90
complete work In tlmc for the opening
81 school next Monday. but that several
class rooms would be- lu condition FOR
temporary occupancy. This could be
done without accepting the building.
leaving that until ita completion. The
Communication was referred to COM
mIttce on buildings and grounds.
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on teachers and school work. II was or
derel that double daily sessions for pu-
u.IR ~ the seventh ErldcH residing ln
the Annex district be held In the Emcr-
t1n building temporarily In order that
pupils who formerly attended tho Ham
iIion school may be accommodated.
SMOKE CONSUMER To BE TRIED.
on recommendation Of the committee
'u buildings and grounds, two American
filkers will be- placed In the Lowell
school building at u cost VI 4i.22i. The
smoke consumers viii be- completely
Installed an put IN proper wo X NIX order
ana made subject 20 the guarantee ~
Inc American Stukcr company aH 90
understanding capacity economy
and efficiency.
NEW TEACHERS EMPLOYED,
The following named teachers were
employed at the monthly salaries stated
70 hll vacancies IN the grade schools.
Frances Thompson. SEQ. Alta Virgins.
ll9i Alma Whitaker. y6i. Eine Riddle,
~, w u, irossor. $50, Edith Folsom.
~, Thomas Mckay, $685. Carrie Erlok-
lnh $50, celia GottingH 500. A. j.
tls.H 500. Mrs. 81 Amoy 500. Amy
Mo0iHuu 3iO
Nora %. Blgga. writing from Hrozoa,
~ MH requested leave ul absence
liom We teaching corps Tor another
year The following teachers also rp-
quasi.l q leave OF absence. Louise Hnr-
ra9n, Geneva Egbort and NJ Grace
declarations Of the following teachers
were igportodi W. A.. Hnypnur. kuth-
,lin' l., Craig, n. y. pcndrrgroFs.
Helena East, May w. pcnrrc. George
miNor Florence Horne and jennie NJ.
hoIL designations and requests Tor
wave ~ absence were referred 10 the
committee on teachers ana school work.
rue following recommendation by
tNn committee on teachers ana school
work were adopted!
That J. r. Harwo0d. director Of art
IN inc liiHh school. Boz employed during
lne ~ school hours Of the day nt a SAL
"i4 NJ 800 q month.
Ihat Miss Ruby Armstrong be tcm-
9.uiI} employed TO do clerical work
lu lho principals Office az the High
llh'n. ut "a monthly salary OF 32i. thus
following Principal Clark OF routine Of
N' Work and enabling him 10 teach ono
'a-a period daily.
lhll the tuition charged nonresident
l'Ii.7 De tho sumo nH heretofore SIS
"l Tor the grade schools and iS Tor
We High school.
lNll the boundary line between tho
~ eiln ana the ltvorFldo school dis
VIC. ne changed 60 Third South street,
'hil Miss Jessie Goddard Of London
,Wplpypd 10 teach English and ma
'laNltlcs IN tho lligh school, at a anl-
OF 1'O monthly TO succeed Ray h.
'hlsH, resigned.
lNll J. W. Minor be rc-cmployod as
iH'n' officer, at a monthly rllury OF
TREAsuRERs REPORT.
Treasurer Barnotrs report for the
I'.Ntn OF August showed n balance on
ai1l az the beginning Of the month OF
.ai'lO, and an 0verdrnft al the end OF
.N, month Of t3l,i2l.0G Tho months re-
,.lpl' for rent were only 50. and tho
ghNlIhements principally for rcdemp-
Won ~ bonds and for buildings AMOUNT
.l 20 tib,h21lG for current expenses
nti' voted on recommendation OF thd
".luce committee.
ihe contract Ia furnish coal was
awarded TO the Pleasant Valley Coal
lhpnny on the following terms: Cas-
Gate pea coal S225 per ton; lump.
'"s,u per ton, and anthracite, $3.50.
'Mr payment of vouchers amounting
l9,hO.39 on account OF building cons
"NoA. was ratified