Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-05

sent in letters asking that they be paid
according to the positions they hold. Aftei
being read the letters were placed on file.
these written requests were sent IN &C.
cordance with the instructions OF the at;
torneys who are looking after the interests
Of these teachers. The result OF the turn
ing down OF DR. Sehindcis motion was that
the teachers pay roll for November was
not read at all Other claims. however,
were paid.
Secretary Rich was directed 10 advertise
for site for a grade school building. This
building is to he erected within these
boundaries; Thirteenth street on the east.
Twenty-second street on the west syndi-
cate park on the north and Missouri ave-
nue. on the south. The idea Of allowing
such scope Of territory is to secure as
many proposals as possible. from which the
board can make a selection.
The designations of Miss Penney and Miss
Halpin were read and accepted. New
teachers were named as follows: Eva
Murray at si5 Louise Moore A5. Stella
Gray s45. Della Borst $40. Cora Rothschild
$40 and Ella Malin $40. Miss Patricia Naugh-
ton was transferred to the physics depart
ment and her salary was fixed at $50 per
month.
The holiday vacation will commence on
Friday. December q. and extend until
Tuesday. January ?. The holiday vacation
has been cut short becauss there is TO be
spring vacation OF one week in April.
Large Number OF Teachers.
Al the present time lsf regular, teachers
are employed in the public schools. This
is an Increase of thirty-seven teachers In
four years The enrolment is in excess of
last year and the. number Of pupils at
tending is 155 more than for the same date
last year. Ono additional teacher is to be
sent TO Brown Park school one to Lowell
and one to Lincoln this week. The Wash
ington school is now being occupied and
has four teachers. This school relieves the
Brown Park school. but has no principal
being under the jurisdiction of the prin-
cipsl of the Brown Park building.
Kings Daughters BaEnr.
On Thursday of this week the Presby-
terrain Kings Daughters Will hold a
bazaar at Workman temple. For some
weeks past members of this organization
have been making articles to be offered
for sale. and the display of fancy work
promises TO he exceptionally fine. A
chicken pie dinner and supper will be
served. In the evening there is TO be a
literary program. Committees Of the
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and stores. selling tickets for the bazaar.
Eagles Election Tonight.
| This evening the local lodge of Eagles
will elect officers to serve for one year.
A great deal Of interest is being taken in
this election. principally account of
! the large number of candidates. For
worthy president. the candidates are G.
| Christensen, James Austin and Frank f.
Jones. About the same number Of candi-
dates are on the ticket for the balance
OF the offices. The aerie has nearly T0C
members in good standing. and 1t is eX-
pected that the voting will occupy several
hours.
Magic City Gossip.
Work on the new buildings at the letter
! brewery is progressing nicely.
! Mrs. Harry r. Trumble, whose illness
has confined her to her home for the past
three months. is convalescing.
I ]. s. Mclaughlin is making some i'm
provements to his residence at Thirtietf
ana r. streets. He secured a building
permit yesterday. f .+
superintendent Charles Collins of the
Omaha Water company says that he car
use few more men on the laying OF
mains in the southwest portion of the city
These births were reported ut the health
office Monday: James ]. Graham. ISL.
Missouri avenue, son; John Peterson
Thirty-third and T, son: Larry Carln
1886 Q street, q daughter: Julius Grimm
Thirtieth and U streets, daughter.