Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-05
List the Same as Last Year With
Three Exceptions,
PRINCIPALS RE-EMPL0YED.
Misses Arnold aud Logan Retained
Miss Harrison Released Contracts
Same Tor Principals Us Teachers.


last night sort of a compromise was
made In relation to the Doxey oontro-
versy, That is to say two OF the young
ladies who have figured In the trouble.
Misses Arnold and Logan, are retained
In their positions as teachers. Miss
Harrison, however, was not re-em-
ployed But her friends think that
when she puts her case before the board
in the proper light 1t viii reconsider It's
action and keep her In the schools. The
compromise is the result of some pretty
earnest talking on the part Of Messrs.
Nelden and Bamberger Those gentle
men maintained that II Mr. Doxey is
kept In the schools It was the mani
fest duty Of the board to keep the young
ladies there also They both contended
that the ladies' had good records, and
that It would be shame to dismiss
them,
Mr. Geoghegan was inclined to blame
Mr. Cooper for the unpleasantness at
the Hamilton. He implied strongly that
Mr. Cooper had an ambition to down
Mr. Doxey and had gone to consider
able length to carry out his purpose.
He thought that when Mr.. Cooper saw
that things were not running harmoni-
ously at the Hamilton he should have
moved some Of the young ladies TO an
other school. The final vote to retain
Doxey was six to two, the negative
votes being cast by Mr.. Nelden and
Mr.. Bamberger, The vote to dismiss
Miss Harrison stood four to four. Those
who voted against her were President
Newman, Moye, Giauque and Geoghe-
gan. Those who sustained her were
Hamburger, Nelden, Bronting and
Young
All Of this business was transacted
in the committee Of the whole behind
closed doors. After the above matter
was disposed Of the board met and dis
posed of considerable routine business.
The finance committee reported in
favor of the payment Of various Items
aggregating $2,3O232. The report was
adopted, The committee on teachers
recommended that Mrs, e, V. Fritch
and II. S. Hallock be paid full salaries
for nine and half months, regardless
of the schedules The report was adopt
ed The designations of Miss Esther
Allen from the High school and Miss
Elsie Ada Faust from the Fremont
school were accepted. With the ex-
ception of these two young ladies ana
Miss Harrison the list of teachers re-
mains the same this year as last, APP
pllcatjons from Carrie Dunyon, Emma
h. Green and Rhinda Hamlin for free
scholarships In the normal department.
Of the university were received and
filed.
The treasurer made a report show
ing SAL ,20464 on hand Nav ], received
from County Treasurer w. II. Dale
during the month, s6SS.0l; warrants
paid during the month, S2i,752,50: ball
ance on hand at the close OF the month,
$l7l4015. The report showed receipts
of 1920, 1889 for the eleven months OF
the year and expenditures 1903 O0S,4.
It was decided TO use the same form
of contract with the principals as with
the teachers. The principals will not
be guaranteed nine and half months
work, as has been done heretofore, but
each one will be paid for two weeks,
in addition to the regular school term
to enable him TO get out his reports. IL
contagious diseases close the schools
for ten days or more consecutiyely, the
teachers and principals will receive but
half pay for the time the schools are
closed.
The principals will receive a salary
of $40. as teacher, and in addition,
81 per month for each regular teacher
under his charge but the maximum
salary win be sl35 per month.
The principals chosen for the coming
year are as follows
Elizabeth Fritz. d. A. Nelson. Mary
Dysart, Il. S. Hallock, H. b. Folsom,
A. S. Martin, Samuel Doxey. Blanche
Hindmon, William Bradford, S. D..
Bradford. j o. Cross, +. d. Keller w,
S. Webster, Mary b. Cooper, G. ~
Mckay. Eva Mayne, w, J. Mccoy, w.
A. Wetzell, W w. Barton, Elizabeth
McMnlen, Matte b. Prosser. w. s.
Wallace, l.. NJ. Qualtrough, Eta
Powers
After some discussion over the salary
10 be paid Prof George A. Eaton, prn-
cpa Of the High School. It was de-
cided to give him $3.50 per month
Following Is the list Of teachers and
as reported by the committee;