The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-24
ALL WERE REAPPO|NTED
The Old Corps of Teachers Re-
tanned for the Ensuing Year.
NOT AN OBJECTION MADE
The School Board Holds Very Har-
monious Meeting at Which Bouquets
Are Passed Acknowledgements an
Enrolment of 6,O1S

The school board transacted a volume
of business last night and there was
not hitch or a jar to make the session
at all lively. The old corps of teachers
was reelected by the unanimous vote
of all members of the board, A bid
was received from the Thompson IN
vestment company, offering $4,000 for
the Washington school annex property,
including surface and mineral rights,
The lot is 66A by 100 feet The pro-
posal was accompanied by certified
check for S400. This was the only bid
submitted in response to the call for
proposals for the purchase of several
pieces of school property advertised for
sale. The matter was laid over till
next meeting, pending an investigation
by the clerk with reference to the min
eral rights conveyed by the deed.
Mr.. Moulthrop, for the finance COM
mlttee reported favorably on the bills
Tor sidewalk assessment. The bills
were ordered paid. The committee rec
commended the renewal of the insurance
policy on the Centerville school houses
clerk Richards submitted statement
or the finances of the district, which
embodied the report of the finance COM
mittee. 1t showed that the cash on
hand represented an amount less than
S400 1t was recommended that the
teachers be paid in due bills for the last
TWO weeks of the service of this term.
1t also went into the building PROPOSE
tlon and 1t was recommended that if
more building be done this summer
aside from the Atlantic school, it be
lG lN
There is in the county treasurer's office
about $4,000 unappropriated OF this
amount about $1,000 would be necessary
to defray freight charges in case of the
purchase of more supplies for the
schools this summer The report was
| adopted and filed for future refer
| ence.
The teachers and salary committee
reported as follows:
| To the Board of Trustees: Your
| teachers committee respectfully recon-
mends the following named principals
| and teachers for election to positions
the coming year, subject to the rules
| and laws of this school district:
Pr1ncipals-Atlanta Birdseye, J. e. S.
Bell, Lizzie Boland. j. w. Dale, B. C.
| Hastings, Maggie A Kelley P. A..
| Leamy, j. G. Mckay Mary Mullins,
Mary Moran, Mary f. Ryan, T. E.
| Speirs,
| Teachers-Marthell Arnold, Sue Bald
| win, Elizabeth Briscoe, Laura Berger,
Mary Bennett, Anna Fl. Butler, Retta
M. Briscoe, Rose Blake, Mary A.
Brown, Ella A. Boland, Anna L. Boyd,
Martha J. Broughton, Mamie Burt,
Mary E. Berry, Fannie Corbin. N. Belle
| Calkins We Clara Corbn, Charlotte D.
Cahoon, Teresa Courtney, Mary Gran
gle. Millie J. Coffin, Josephine Chirhart,
Ida Crossman, Kate Cosgrove, Frances
Coyne. Maye .Carman. P. J. Cooney,
Alice Dinsmor, Josie B. Duke, Mary
A. Doughty, Belle NJ. Doonan Eliza
beth Evans, Fannie Ewing. Emma Far
lin. Josie Fleming, Janet Fraser. Mar
guerite Fitzgerald. Mamie Finnegan,
Bessie j. Ferrill, Lillian Gywnne, Lot
tie Glover. Edna A. Gorham, Anna
Healy, Celia Huddleston. Mollie
Holland, Emma Hesse, Nellie Hines,
Mary B. Healy. Mary Holland, Mamie
Innes, Alice Jackson, A. P. Jones. Eliza
beth Jones, Molle Jackson. Cora Jen-
kins, Bertha Kelley, Louie KaDel, Mar
| garet Knowlton, Minnie Leonard, Kath-
crime Lindenthal, Anna Langston, Mar
garet Loughrin, Josephine Laird. Mar
garet T. Laughlin Cassie Laird, Del
phine Mayronne, Ada F. Madden Flor
ence McNeel, Nellie Moran, Harriet
Mccarthy. Julia A. Murphy, Georgia
McNeel, Katherine Moran Harriet L.
Mckay Maude Mcguire, Amy l.. Mad
den, Frances McTucker, Mary McDon-
aid, Martha Nichols, Anna Mason. Ella
Orr, Margaret O'Reillv, Kate ODon-
nell Fannie Oger Nettie O'Donnell
Kate Oswald, Lillian Paschal. Jennie
Pettibone, Lizzie Pettibone, Belle c.
Price, Nora Peters, Lizzie Price
Annie Pierce, Alice G.. Praul, Mary
Quinn, J. p Rowe, Ida M. Robins, May
G. Rogers, Carrie Rogers, Leilah Rus
sell Anna Richards, Grace D. Robb
Pearl E. Reed, Mary r. Riggs, Jennie
Robinson Ella Spafard, Serepta Sand
ers, Avy Short, Ella Swift. Eva Stras,
burger, Clara Shubert. Lillian Steven
son, Julia Shea. Matte P. Sim, Anna
L. Sullivan, Nellie Spiller, Jennie Thir'
loway, Aline Tieche, Edith Van Dou'
sen, Annie Williams, Nancy York.
ITO the Board of Trustees: Your
teachers committee respectfully rec
ommends the following as substitute
and cadet training teachers as provid-
| ed in sections 92 and 50 of the rules
and laws of the board, as follows: AL
persons elected as cadet and substi-
I tute training teachers shall hold GER
| tifcates of qualification from the coun-
ty superintendent. They shall be as
signed by the city superintendent tc
| the classes and grades for which they
are best adapted. All substitute and
| cadet training teachers shall report fol
!
| a. m. and / p. m. each school day, un-
less otherwise assigned, and perform
the work assigned by the superintend-
ent. They shall attend all regular and
| special meetings of their respective
grades and the regular monthly gen
eral meeting. They shall assist as ca
| det teachers whenever called upon by
| the principal or superintendent. When
| acting as substitute teachers during
| the absence of regular teachers, they
shall receive $3.50 per day for theii
services. In determining the ,qualifl-
cations of substitute and cadet teachers
for promotion, regularity, punctuality
scholarship, ability and deportmeni
will be considered.
THE trustees are under no oblisa-
tions to employ the graduates of the
training classes All graduates of the
Butte high school are entitled to en-.
ter the cadet, training class without
| examination. Only cadet teacher;
| holding certificates and duly elected by
| the board of trustees as substitute
! teachers shall be entitled to compen-
| tiop SerycPS