The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-30
BOARD NAMES
POLLING PLACES
School Trustees Select Loca-
ton of Election Booths.
THOMAS FOR HIGHER PAY
OFFERS RESOLUTION RAISING
SALARIES OF PRINCIPALS.

SALARIES OF PRINCIPALS.
The board Of education at special
session last evening selected the fol-
lowing polling r'aces for next months
school election:
First Precinct.
Poll No. l. district No. Polling
place, 1906 South Eleventh East.
Poll No ,. district No. 2-Anderson's
store. Ninth East and Ninth South
Poll No 3, district No. 3-First ward
annex Eighth East between Seventh
and Eighth South.
Poll No 4, districts and 5-Resi-
dence of Mrs. Falco. GU South Third
East
Poll No. ). districts 6, and S-City
and county building.
Poll no. s. districts and 10-Tenth
ward annex, Eighth East between
Fourth and Fifth South.
Poll No. Z, district 1i-Annex to Thir-
ty-third ward chapel, Eleventh East
between Fourth and Fifth South.
Second Precinct.
Poll No. l. districts IL. Is and IA
Fifth ward amusement hall, Seventh
South and Third West.
Poll No. ?. districts 16, i and IS
Sixth ward meeting house, Third West
| between Fourth and Fifth South.
Poll No. 3, districts % and 26-Resi-
dence of d. r. Parry, sos West First
South.
Poll No 4, districts 10, 20 and 21-
Metropolitan hotel, so West Third
| South.
Poll No. 5, districts %. % and a.
Annex to Baptist church. S15 West Sec
ond South.
Poll No. 6. district 15-At the Bur-
lington chapel, Eighth South ana Nav
ajo streets.
Third Precinct.
Poll No. 1, districts p and 2S-At Re
lief Society hall, 271 West First North
street.
Poll No. ,. districts % and SO-At
Plymouth church, Third North between
First and Second West.
Poll No. 3. districts 81, 81. and 80
North Temple and Fifth West.
Poll No 4, districts "a and 35-Twen-
ty-second ward amusement hall, Third
North between Third and Fourth West.
Poll No. 5, district Sat- the resi-
dence of Mrs. Norman, 1924 Goodwin
street, North Salt lake.
Fourth Precinct.
Poll No. l, districts 81 and Sat
Eighteenth ward school, corner of \
and Second streets.
Poll No. .. districts 80 and fat
Twentieth ward amusement hall, Sec
ond street between d and z.
Poll No. 3, districts Al and 42-At
Longfellow school, corner Of and
First streets.
Poll No. 4. district 43-At residence of
John A. De Valley, 1873 First street.
Fifth Precinct.
Poll No. l, districts A, 45, as and Al
At annex to Eleventh ward meeting
house. Eighth East and First South.
Poll No, ., districts As, 40, 30, 81 and y
Thirteenth ward meeting house, l45
East Second South. .,
accommodation By Committee.
The committee on teachers and school
work recommended the adoption. OF
the following resolutions: That the
clerk be authorized to purchase supplies
for the biological department OF the
East Side High school at an estimated
cost of S22: that. in accordance With
last years custom, the teachers of the
Jordan. Bonneville and Lake Breeze
schools be allowed s. a month for car
fare; that the following teachers be ems
ployed at monthly salaries Indicated;
Miss Josephine Seamans at $40, effective
Nov. p, and Miss Mary MessmOre at
$40. effective Nov. 10; that the same
regulations for reimbursement 70 the
University of Utah for the training
school be in force this year as hereto-
fore.
The board adopted the recommended
tons.
The report of the treasurer. s. A.
Whitney, for the month of October,
showed an oyerdraft of Sl02, 1870. The
teachers pay rolls for the second month
Of the school year, ending Nov. 4.
amounted TO S25.32S. 80: the officers pay
roll for November amounted to $93S.52:
the janjtors', $l.734; making total Of
$27. 911.31
The clerk of the board L. p Judd
was requested to take out a notarial
commission for the convenience of the
patrons Of the board.
Talks For Higher Pay.
Mathonihah Thomas offered resolu4
tion increasing the salaries Of teachers.
He stated i'm defense that during the
panic of 1893 the salaries OF teachers
were reduced and have not been re-
stored since. He said that there are a
number of teachers who are at present
getting less pay than they did ten
years ago, although they now do more
work. The resolution is as follows:
That the salaries Of high school,
principals shall be determined on indi-
vidual merit but the minimum salary
raid 2 high school principal shall not
be less than the maximum salary paid
8 grammar school principal. A high
school principal shall, however, be the
holder of a state high school diploma, or
its equivalent.
Each principal of a grade school
shall receive a salary of $50 with S4.25
additional for each teacher under his
direct supervision; that s. shall be
added TO the monthly salary of any
grade principal or teacher in a public
school, when he becomes the holder OF
a state high school diploma; provided.
however, that no grade principal shall
receive more than $500 per annum
unless he shall have under his supervi-
sion a corps of sixteen teachers or
more for a period of two years
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