Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-12
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A number OF new bills we're intro
duced, read and referred TO the proper
committees.
Trustee Snyder then brought up his
bill against the board for services rem
dered in certain matters. ard this
was the signal for some spicy tilts be
tween several OF the members.
Trustee Bowden thought that Trustee
Snyder ought to be more explicit, and
moved that he present an itemized bill to
the board.
Trustee Fox declared that the bill OF
Trustee Snyder should be paid, where
upon Trustee Dodd moved that the bill be-
not paid.
To all these motions no second was
heard, whereupon Trustee Snyder, con-
ing to the conclusion that the board had
serious objections TO the payment Of his
b II, Immediately gave notice that he
would sue the board for the amount and
a tempt to enforce the payment OF the
a count through the chambers Of the
courts.
The teachers COMMITTEES made its ~
port IL recommended that Ill would be-
unnecessary for a teacher holding u
iiploma equal to one from the NV Mex
leo university to be again examined"
The recommendation WAS accepted. This
relieves Prof. Stroup. who hollis . first
,iass diploma from the Kansas state nor
nal. from being examined here.
The committee recommended that the
salaries Of the teachers be raised IS a
month. Trustee Fox favored the raise.
and moved that the recommendation be
accepted. President Hopkins thought
that the debts OF the board should first
bs paid. before the teachers salaries be
raised. The other members did not
gree with the latter. and the recon
alton was accepted by the board.
Prot. Messenger, principal OF the High
chool. will spend half his time at the
university. His salary was placed ut $50
month.
The report OF Superintendent Hickey
and the teachers committee, as to the
assignment OF the teachers, wss read aud
,lop,ed a. follows;
First WaTd-Mrs. Butts, principal, first
grade; Miss Wiley. second and third
grades; Miss Poyas, fourth and fifth
AIDES
Second Ward Miss Keepers, principal,
drst grade; Mis- Adams, second grade;
,iiss Hnbbell. third and fourth grades;
niss NJ. Lee, itth and sixth grades,
Third Ward Miss Alger. first grade;
Hiss Elder, second grade; Miss Holden,
bird and fourth grades; Miss HegmaD,
18th and sixth grades, principal.
Fourth Ward Miss Cameron, first
grade; Miss Newman, second grade; Miss
kyeritt, tfth and sixth grades. principal.
High and Model Sch0Ol-Miss Stevens.
seventh grade; Miss Coltrsne, eighth
grade; Mr. Messenger. principal, MIR.
3tTOup.
The building committee, through Trus-
tee Bowden, chair man, reported. and
recommended Nessrs. Collins and Tan
berg rs jsnitOrs and that certain repairs
bs made on the buildings.
Trustee Dodd stated that he wat a
member OF the building committee but
nd not been consulted ~ to these rec
lamentations. He favored Elder Jones
'or j%anitor.
The report AZ introduced by Trustee
Bowden WAS accepted. and the repairs
needed Wa ordered 10 be done by the
board.
The bids for supplies and printing we're
opened. and awarded to 8. X. Newcomer
m to supplies, and to Hopping Il Worries
~ to printing,
Tuesday, September 8, was fixed ss the
date for the opening OF school.
Clerk Mcdonald was instructed to push
tho payment OF delinquent poll taxes,
and to notify the |delinquents that II they
don't pay up soon, suits will be instituted
against them.