The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-13
TEACHERS
SALARIES.
New Schedule In a Bill at
Trenton to Be Submitted
to Popular Vote.
SOME BARBEROUS NONSENSE
Mr.. McDermott's Freeholder
Bill Amended and Ad-
vanced Towards
Passage.
SOME BARBEROUS NONSENSE
Especial to "The Jersey city News."l


of Hudson introduced bill this morning
in the House for the increase of salaries
of school teachers in any graded school
in the State The new salaries are as
follows:-
Assistant teachers in primary and gram
mar schools and kindergartens:-
Less than one years experience, $500
per annum; one year and less than two
years experience, $420 per annum; two
years and less than three years expert
ence, $3.50 per annum; three years and less
than four years experience, $40 per an
mum; four years and less than five years
experience, $500 per annum; five years and
less than six years experience, S660 per
annum; six years and less than seven
years experience, $720 per annum; seven
years and less than eight years expert
ence, $3.50 per annum; eight years and
less than nine years experience $S40 per
annum; nine years and upwards, $500 per
annum
Principals of schools containing gram
mar and primary departments
Less than one years experience as sueh
principal; $1.So0 per annum; one year
and less than two years experience,
81, 900 per annum; two years and less than
three years experience. 900 per annum |;
three years and less than four years ex-
perience, 81, ,1GO per annum; four years and
less than five years experience, 1890 per
annum; five years and less than six years
experience, $1,000 per annum; six years
and less than seven years experience,
s., 400 per annum; seven years and up
ward, 900 per annum.
Principals of schools containing gram
mar and primary departments only
Less than one years experience as
such principal, 5000 per annum: one year
and less than two years experience, $1,000
per annum; two years and less
than three years experience, 81, 100
per annum; three years and less than
four years experience. $1,000 per annun !;
four years and less than five years exper-
ience, 81, 800 per annum; five years and less
than six years. experience, 81, 40 per an
mum; six years and upwards, $1,5OO per
annum.
Vice-principals in schools containing
grammar or primary departments, or
both:
Less than one years experience as such
vice principal, $500 per annum; one year
and less than two years experience, $500
per annun; two years and less than three
years experience, $500 per annum; two
years and less tnan three years experl-
ence $1,000 per annum; three years and
less than four years experience, s., 100 per
annum; four years and less than HVe
years experience, $1,000 per annum, and
at that rate Tor more than HVe years eA-
perience.
Principals of High Schools
Less than one years experience as sucn
High School principal, $500 per annum;
one year and less than TWO years ex-
perience, So, 800 per annum; two years and
less than three years, experience, $2,iOO
pen annum; three years and less than four
years experience, $500 per annum: four
years, and less than five years exper-
ience, $1,000 per annum; five years and less
than six years experience, $4,000 per an
mum; and after that rate Tor more than
five years experience.
The principal of any Training or Normal
School maintained by any municipality,
Board of Education, shall be paid at the
same rate as principals of High Schools.
Teachers in High Schools-Male Assist
ants ~ ooo
Less than one years experience, 81, 2O0
per annum; one year and less than two
years experience, 81, 300 per annum, and
for each years experience thereafter at
an additional salary OF SlOO per annum,
to not less than the sum of $1,000 per
annum
Female Assistants
Less than one years experience S7oo
per annum, and for each years expert
ence thereafter at an additional salary
of $100 per annum, to not less than the
sum of $1,000 per annum.
which provides that it shall be adopted
by vote of the people at a special cleo
tion held for that purpose before 1t be-
comes operative in any city.
Mr. Wood introduced measure at the
reqeust of the newly organized BARRIERS
Association of Trenton, which is a gem
in it's way. Its avowed purpose is to regu-
late the apprenticing of BARRIERS and 1T
IA
fized training and stand an examination
before a Board of Examiners which is
created by the bill: The members of the
| Board shall be selected from the State
BARRIERS Association and shall be appoint
for four years. Each member shall give
bond of $1,000 and shall receive $5 per
every day they are engaged.
Every barber now in business shall re-
ceive a certificate from the Board if his
standing is satisfactory, which certificate
shall hang in his shop. The Board of
Examiners is empowered to call upon the
local board of health to see that all
shops are kept in a sanitary condition. A
person employed less than three years
Shall be considered an apprentice, and at
| the expiration of three years shall be sub
| ject to the provisions of the act. A fine
of not more than S25 or Imprisonment for
not ~. more than thirty days in the peniten-
| tiary is provided as a penalty FOR Vlo-
| lation of the act.
1t was II 80 o'clock before enough As
semblymen could be got together to make
| quorum. 1t only took half an hour to
pass six bills and then the session adj
| iourned. There were several more meas
ures on the calendar, but as the intro
| ducers were not present they went over.
There was no debate on any of the bills.
| Among them were the bills providing for
| pure food for animals; enabling gas COM
| panies with special charters to reduce its
| stock and limiting the terms of deputy
| fish and game wardens to one year. Mr..
Murphy secured the. passage of his. act,
| which enables adjoining counties to issue
| bonds for and construct bridges jointly.
In the Senate Mr.. McDermott's Free
| holder bill was reported with amend
ments providing that there shall be nine
members of the Board at 1900 per year
! salary and that the Freeholders shall
| submit the act to the people at a gen
| eral election before it becomes operative.
| This amendment is to meet the objections
| Of the Essex people, who do not want the
! new Board. The bill will now probably
| pass.
Mr.. vollers introduced a bill in the
House increasing the appropriation for
| the construction of a new station house
| of the Sixth precinct by $S5,009 if the
| Board of Finance approve.
| Essex bobbed up with a measure of Its
| own for the reorganization of the Board
lpf Freeholders. 1t provides THAT there
I shall be chief executive, to be known
tas The Director Of county affairs and q
! Board Of Chosen Freeholders consisting of
~, first