Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-30
All others enrolledlest than 5.
TEACHERS WAGES CLASSIFIED
No. of teachers that received not less than

TEACHERS WAGES CLAssIFIEp.
No, of teachers that received not less IMAM
No. reed not lees than $s6 nor more than $50, "a
No. reed not less than S3l nor more than Wy, ~
Ne. reed not less than SB nor more than $40, II
No. reed not less than xil nor more than $l5, 2
No reed not less than 50 nor more than 500,
No. rec d not less than SOL nor more than $50, O
No reed moi less than $50 nor more than $40. 8
No reed not less ihan S6l nor more than $8S,
No reed not less Than 500 nor more than $50, i
No rec'd hot less than ST. nor more than 70, l
All others rece we'd more than $s5 per month.
GENERAL sTATI STlcs.
Whole number OF pupils between and 30,
IN Iowa Co year ending June ~. 1906, Is COS.
The number days school has been taught by
a qualified teacher WAS 22.7ls
The number OF children between4 and ~ VINO
have attended public schools 6.UO3
The whole number OF days attendance or DIFF
ferept pupiig IS l,3. 1872.
The average daily attendance WAS 3}ab
Number or male teachers employed, 81.
Whole Snount paid for services OF male
teachers, rs $3.50.
Whole amount paid for the services Of female
Whole number OF schools maintained during
the year Counting each separate department
is one school, and the high school, If any as
)ne dcpartmeDt) i6j,
" hole number Of pupils sehool houses VIII
Accommodate, ABB
The cash value of all schoolhouses and sites.
sl57,a5N
Nulubtl VI olSiIltts ihn' bh'N "'oP'e" " iNe
Of tex BOOKS, ~.
Number OF districts That furnish free text
books, 3.
Number OF schools that are organized uncer
the course Of study, lJS.
SCHOOL LIBRARIES
WI, lind some school libraries In good condition
IL lie some are III very poor shape. The selec-
hon in many cases are good, put care has not
'u,een taken in order that duplicates may be
wooded. l. u. three or tour books are OF the
Same kind, or of the same nature. while BOOK
most needed are not IL the iibrary.
In most schools library Is "a failure unless
the teacher lin ehsrge makes the most OF IT,,
when such cases come under my notice ! have
endeayored 10 help the teacher TO make the
most of her library.
The catalopi e OF the common school libraries
as well ms the district school Libraries, Is mat
ter of Importance to both teacher and pupils
,tnu 1t Is being completed HI rapidly az possible
THE ANNUAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The annual teachers institute WAS held al
| Dodxeville, Wis. for period often days begin
ming July 81. 1906 and ending Aug H. ana II was
thu largest institute in the history OF Iowa Co.
having an enrolment oil 20i IN regular Attend
The conductors were Supt. q. w. Gehrand.
of BaraLoo Wis, Prln. John Dixon, VI Prairie
du Sac, y is, e. G. Doudna. Dodgeyille Wis.
and Prin. W II Kircher Highland Wis.
TKACHEH's EXAMINATIONS.
Two examinations, have been held In Iowa
Co. since Aug IA. 1905 FOR the fall series q ex.
iDaiicDs, one AT Dodgeville, and the other at
| Highland Wis. and five more such eaamina-
tions will be held at various places IN Iowa 90
| In the spring.
| In nv visits thus far this fall ! find that the
average school teacher and school boards are
doing their beat to raise their condition OF
a.. airs In their districts and am always READY
and'witllng ~ cooperate win the II Iof their
general good
Some teachers find Their districts not fully
equipped With necessary Appliances. Including
mans globes dictionaries nd school libraries.
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ward securing thesehIeeded articles. maintain
that the teacher cannot DO her WORK without
this equipment any more Than tke farm hand
can harvest era with r'cradle"in this present
age.
recommend that the usual anonntfo OF money
be spuropriafed Tor the coming year for the
purpnse Of holding the Common school ID,
plolna' examinations ID each OF the several
towns In IOWA County tor 1919.
lti- my earnest desire TO do every thing pos
sibe to raise the present standard OF schools IN
my oountay. remembering tbst the school cDli.
dren Of today Will DC the men ana women sn o,
will depend the safety Of Dur republic and the
happiness Of American homes;
Respectfully admitted,
County superintendent OF SCHOOLS
The following reports of the trustees
! Of the insane asylum and superin-
tendents of the poor for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1905, were presented
and referred to the committee on said
reports:
REPORT OF TRUSTEES.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF Iowa
| County Wisconsin.
| GENTLEMEN We the Trustees of the Iowa
| County Insane Asylum for the Chronic Insane.
| have the honor TO herewith present TO you our
1 18th annual report for the fiscal year ending
June goth, A. ID. 1906
| RECEIPTS.
State money appropriated by the County ,o. -,
| Board for running expenses. .....' $ilUU ~
| Cash on hand July LIST. 1904 .............. SE q,
Received from sale Of Ice. ~ 20
| Rec "a from sales Of hides. stock. etc.,. u1s ~
| Received FROM private patients ....'.'. lSD ~
TO-, ~..s;nt. .ylbzH 81
/ EXPENDITURES. " "a
For salaries. doctors fees, etc ..'.'.'s 81 q
For subsistence 49, 49, %
For fuel sni iights...... ,..'.. ~ ~.
For clothing. s.s'.sss't ''''f &c IL
III ~ SDssi.- ......., ~ ?,
us..sii.as..,s observation-disclosures. 1924 .
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