El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-23
TEACHERSFOR
NEXT TERM
Were Chosen BY the School
Board Last Night
BUT FEW CHANGES
Made in the Corps of Last Year.-A
Few Salaries We're Raised and
Then q Resolution Was Adopted
That Hereafter No More Salaries
Will Be Raised During The Term.

A called meeting of the school board
was held last night and attended by all
members. Its object was to elect
teachers for the ensuing term.
The internal committee, consisting
of w. r. Martin and G. r. Morehead,
submitted the following report:
To the Members of the School Board,
GENTLEMEN:-We, the undersigned
Internal Committee, respectfully re-
commend the following candidates for
positions rs teachers in the public
schools of this city for your considera-
ton:
priu cipal 1925; Miss Helen Brady. $3.50,
Miss Ida M. Lockhart, $3.50, Miss Sue
Dix, $3.50, and Miss Mary L. Stanton,
S775, ASSISTANTS; and Miss Allie Fitz-
patrick, primary, 1926.
Second ward school-Miss Maria
Gallagher. principal, 1925; Miss A.
Cam baud $3.50. Miss Lille Cole, S775,
and Miss K. Gorbuts, S775, assistants;
and Miss Weaver. 1925 primary.
Sexton, principal 1925: Miss julia Lo-
gan $3.50, and Miss Bessie Gillespie,
$3.50, assistants; and Miss Maggie
Maule, primary. 1925.
Aoy school-W. q. T. Lopez, prin-
cipal, 5000; Maury Kemp, $3.50. Miss
Lille Smith, Mrs. Patterson, $3.50,
Miss Margaret O'Keeffe. $3.50 and Miss
May field $40, assistants.
Douglas school-Alfred c. Murphy,
principal. $3.50, Miss Julia Owens; as
sistant, $3.50.
High school-George w. Roach,
principal, $1,000, Jessie Lyons, teacher |
of Latin and literature, 1915, Miss !
Pinhie Traver, $500, Miss Alice Hub |
bard, $3.50, Miss Leonard, $3.50 Miss
40 10 |
S775 Miss Florence Wilson, 775. as
sistsnts and Miss Mamie Lyons, pri
mary, 1925.
Kindergarten-MissL Lulu b. Jones, |
director, S740. Miss Belle Blacker, |
fret assistant, $3.50, Miss Mamie |
Blacker, second assistant, S55
Special-Mi=s Mary 81. Cats, draw
ing, $3.50; Miss Trum bull, music. $3.50;
Mrs. Sudie Beal Neff,. substitute, So q |
day.
We wish to congratulate the super
iutendent of our schools for his very
excellent conduct of the same in the |
term just ended. We believe that the
term mas been most successful and that
everything possible has been done in
the organization and conduct of these
schools, and trust that you will join US
In extending our congratulations both
to the superintendent and the teach
ers for their efficient and successful
work.
In naming the salaries for the differ
ept teachers enumerated above you
will note that we have slightly increas-
ed the pay of some of the low sslaried
teachers, but we believe the principals
of all the schools are receiving as high
q salary as this city can afford to pay.
Yours very respectfully,
w. r. MARTIN.
@. r. MOREHEAD,
Internal Committee.
FL Psso, Tex, May %, 1899.
The salaries OF several teachers were 6
raised at the suggestion of Mr.. Mar
tin. |;
Mr.. Foster suggested the names of Miss
and Miss McMurty in place 8
If Miss Lockhart and Miss Gerbett. He :
that members of the board ,
upport them for positions instead of /
,lecting nOn-residents.
MessrS. Shelton and Foster voted in G
avor of them and Messrs. Mo-ehead. | q
Race, Pew and Martin against them. r
THE NEW TEACHERS. Il
Miss Ida NJ. Lockhart, one of the new r
ssistants at the Mesa school, is from
where she has been
eaching school.
Miss Helen Brady, newly elected as r
istant at the Mesa school, is from Aus 70 70
in, and is teacher of several years e
Experience. n
Miss A Chant bard, assistant at the y,
ew Second Ward school,i now teach VI
~ school at Fresno, Cal.
Miss K. Gerbett, also assistant at f.
he Second Ward school, has been G
,schipg school at Ysleta for several
ears and is well known here.
Miss Weaver, who will have charge G.
the primary department at the new o