The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21

Kyle; substitutes, Miss EBertef, Aaty
II Richardson. Miss Spell; Janitors.
Mrs.. Margaret Fitton, main building;
MrS. Cora Gillespie. annex.
centre-E. E. Blngell. principal: Bes-
sic II. Higgins. Annie Moran, Mary E.
Hare, Minnie Lohse, A. c. carnahan.
Lizzie N. Dunbar. Matilda wilkinson.
Nina ". comerford. Julia D. Wilson,
Augusta R. Handlan, Anna E. Meyer;
substitutes. Ida Wells. Clara Miller;
janitor, llrs. E. Muldrew.
webster-Mary Reppeto, principal;
Retta WolHngton, Ida Richards. Mary
Hughes. Emma Bowlln. Anna Smith,
Gail Il. Holiday. Sophia Erwin. Anna
Kennedy. Bessie Evans, Agnes carpen-
ter. Julia Clark, Lizzie Hamilton, Ella
Mckinley, Lola Irwin, Laura Shields,
Agnes Nesbit, Estella MeNash; substi-
tutes, Temperance Garden. Margaret
N. Dudley; janitor. Henry Gersler.
Ritchle-F. H. crago. principal; Sarah
A. Scott. Emma W. steinbicker, Emma
Klein, Elizabeth Blckerton. Louisa zlm-
mer, Jennie McGown, Margaret How
ard, Belle ]. Devine, Adah Lewis, Cad
die Watt, Annie Baum, Virginia Rur-
ner, Josephine Maurer. Sophie Hofr-
meister, Bertha thinner, AimIna Gould,
Bertha Fette. Lula Ferguson. Kate NJ.
Campbell, Annie Honecker. Alma W.
Wilson; substitutes, Bertha Rother-
mund, Laura E. crago, Marie schul;
janitors. Mrs. Emma Bchstruth, main
building: Mrs. Kate Altmeyer, annex.
Lincoln-Flem B. Jones, principal;
Beatrice A. Cox. Mamie L. McAechen,
Ella 8. Jones, oriska NJ. Beasley, Ada
V. Lewis, Fannie B. Lee; substitutes,
Lula V. Doffmyer. Mamie Walker; jan
itor. Jacob Dungrow.
German department-Aiiss Lena Rel
gel High school, Anna LOoser, Thusnel-
da C. Rraeuter. Miss Annie Bertschy.
Minnie K. Neuhard; substitutes. Dora
Christensen, Carrie Fritsehe.
Music Instruetor-Miss Lucy Robin
son.
The committee on text books reported
adversely on the Pollard system, al
though some discussion ensued before
the report was received. A Smith
Premier and a Williams typewriter
were authorized for the High school
course.
The committee on buildings and
grounds awarded contracts for the jan
itors residence at Union school as fol-
lows: Stone work. 7. W. Jackson; brick
work. B. F. Perkins; carpenter work,
E. N. Holiday & Co.: plastering, H. N.
stoetzer: tin work. Philip Albinger:
painting and glazing, schenerlein &
Pratt; plumbing. Mansburger & Lott;
total cost of work. Sl.724. Martin Elan
agan was given the contract to build a
sewer at Centre school, Rt his bid Of
$500.
The following committee bills were
ordered paid: Buildings and grounds,
$3.50; accounts. s221 %; public library.
s155 10.
The monthly report of the public
library was submitted by Miss A. B.
Wilson, librarian. and IT showed total
circulation of 4.7s7 books. Of which
1888 were fiction; average daily clreu-
latioa. 1872; amount received from fines,
s..
The course of study for the High
school included commercial course for
the first and sophomore years. The
other changes were slight. BOok-keep-
inE's place in the curriculum has sew
eraI opponents in the board, hence it
was productive Of debate. The commit
tee on text books had an exhaustive set
Of recommendations. one of them being
the annual attempt to have a supervi-
sor Of drawing, which the board turned
down.
The salary of substitute teachers was
fixed at 81 so a day, on motion Of Mr..
Ford.
The question of the boards paying
the tuition OF Wheeling pupils attend
ing schools outside the city as In the
Fulton case. was referred back to a
COMMITTEES. for the verbiage in the reso-
luton was too indefinite.
The foregoing business consumed un-
til II o'clock, after which the custom
airy rules of the board" came up and
alterations in them were duly made.
Then came the report OF the school
commissioners containing the list of
teachers as outlined. Mr.. Maxwell
moved to delay the confirmation OF the
High school teachers until they passed
an examination, he saying that some of
them were without recommendation
from superintendent or principal His
motion was lost.
Mr.. Noble presented a minority re-
port for Washington school. as against
the majority signed by Mr.. Garden and
Dr. Biruey. Mr.. Mobiles report left on
Miss scharR as a substitute; otherwise
there was no change. The vote was in
favor of Miss scharfr. Mr.. Mobiles being
the only negative.
The election OF a successor to the late
Harry Phillips. JanItor at the public
library. did not come up. going over
until next month. The decensed's chill
dren will ofilcIate in tho meantime.
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