Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-11
Substitutes Added to Regular
Corps Last Night.
WHlTESIDE AT FAULT
Work on the Atlantic Street Building
Progressing Sl0wly--Will Oh
serve Soldiers Day.

At last nights meeting of the school
board the following substitute teachers
were elected members of the regular
corps on the recommendation of the
teachers committee:
Emma Kooser, High school, cadet and
special supply; Katherine Kennedy, High
school. Latin and mathematics.
Washington building-Mary H. Stalk
pole. seventh grade; Grace McStay, sixth
grade: Margaret Holland, second grade:
Winnifred Bretherton, second grade;
Mary Le~ndenthal, second grade; May e.
keenan,, first grade; Agnes Meade. first
grade.
Lincoln building Alberta Hammer,
first grade: Leota Waun, first grade;
Ethel j. Wood, first grade: Isabel Kelley,
first grade: Theo. Russell. fourth grade;
H. Adella Cady. third grade.
Garfield building-Deiia Gibbons, third
grade.
Blaine building-Agnes Hanley, fourth
grade.
Franklin building-C. L. Bishop. princi-
pal; Deborah Gibbons, first grade; Caro-
Ign Bowman. first grade.
Monroe building-Gertrude Rosenstein,
second grade; Ida Hillas. first and second
grades.
Adams building-Elizabeth Bennett,
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Katherine Quill, third grade.
Greeley building-Tessie Birmingham,
second grade.
Little B~asin-Esther cosgrove.
Alice Conway vas elected a membe of
the training class.
A ton from Miss Elizabeth
Evans requesting that she be paid for
four days during which time her absence
was enforced because of illness, a COM
munication from Miss Jennie Thirloway
asking that her absence from teachers
meeting be excused, and the request of
Janitor James Nj. Tripp that his salary
be raised, were referred.
County Treasurer j. G. Holland, in a
communication, advised the board that
he had notified the representative of the
capitalists holding the district bond issue
of $50, 900 that the district was prepared
to take up the entire issue.
Bids for j. 900 blank warrants were then
opened. The Orr I.ithograph Of
Topeka offered to furnish the warrants
for $50. The Passlnore Paper company's
bid was $40. The bids were referred to
the supply committee.
The Butte Exchange Furniture COM
pany was awarded the contract for fur
nishing the district with a car load of
school desks, the prices being $3.50, SO. 60
and 1915 per desk. The Northwestern
Furniture company offered to supply
| desks al Rv.eV. HJ,5U tittl AJ.4D, DuI lile
higher priced desks We're very much sl-
perior To the samples submitted by the
Northwestern Fu!i1iture company. The
contract provides that the desks shall b.
supplied within - days.
The progress of Contractor WhitesiAa
in the construction of the Atlantic school
building then Ca!ne in for a little criti-
cism. Architect O'Brien reported that
the work on the retaining wall was not
opjIu fprNeor H as r1nidiN as it enGn1H.
and the contractor was entirely RESPONSE
bic for the delay.
Trustee Lane stated that Whitesiaa had
frequently lac him promises in regard
to completing the building. He said
Wlliteside had placed his brother in
charge Of the building and the material
that was beirg used was inferior.
Trustee White moved that Whiteside
be notified that unless he made q proper
showing by Friday, O.t. 13, thai the work
of completing the building be placed in
| the hands of Architect O'Brian, at the
expense Of the contractors bondsmen,
ard the motion prevailed by unanimous
vote.
Superintendent Hendricks report
showed the enrolment to pa 5,1i9, of
which 2.16S are boys and 2,95l girls; the
average attendance being 5.1s2. an aver
age of 512 over last year
The Lyndale and Basin schools We're
| ordered continued two months.
The teachers pay roll of Sll 1855 and
bills t~otaIing 81 ,G4S.22 We're ordered paid.
The resignation of Miss Alberta Ham
MGR was accepted.
1t was decided thai the schools should
be closed On the day Of the reception of
the volunteers. Trustees White, Giard
and Moulthorp, Superintendent Hen
/ bricks and Clerk Richards We're appoint
ed a committee 10 take in charge the
~, = nf ]aanial ii !, o. Tho crlnnl h,IillinoC
| on the day of the celebration.
The Bee Hive Hardware Of
! ferel to supply heating apparatus for the
! Aluminium street school for $l.2l0; bid of
the Montana Hardware company was
81. n0G. The bids We're referred to the
building committee and the board adj
jourLed.