The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-05
PROF. HILL RE-ENGAGED
AS SUPERINTENDENT
BOARD or EDUCATION ACTS FOR
WELFARE or SCHOOLS
SALARY SlSOO.OO PER YEAR
Strong Array OF Teachers Engaged For
Ensuing School Year With Salary
For Each.

The meeting OF the Board of Educa
tion, which was beld TOO late 70 be r.
ported in our last issue. transacted
hnsiDess of great interest 10 all who
regard the welfare OF our schools
Prof ". ID. Hill. who - just finishing
his eighth year as city superintendent
of Schools was re-eBgaged by unaui
NOUS vote ~ the Board. ln this action
the Board effected the general sentiment
Of the community that the city could
not do better 10y it, schools than 70
leave them under the same efficient
supervision that has brought them up
10 what they are now. "A credit 20 the
town and source 81 pride 10 every
citizen Prof Hill viii remain in the
city during the summer vacation and
attend Co the work incident 10 moving
from the old binding 70 the new. II
was With general regret which will
be shared by many, that the Board ac-
cepted the resi- ignations of the follow.
inc efficient and dcservediy popular
teachers Miss Cox teacher Of music
and drawing Miss Swinton, High
School teacher and the Mieses Slorri-
son. Pitcher. Parker and Morrisey,
grade teacher With the exception Of
the place vacated by Miss Cox, whose
successor mas not Yet been decided
upon, these vacancies have all been
filled, We are informed by Mr.. Hill.
with most competent teachers. all of
whom hold Life certificates The
kindergarten, which has already out
Crowned its present quarters will oc-
icnpy two rooms IN the new building
under the charge u the present teach
ers Miss himpton and Miss pearce.
each assisted by cadet chosen from
among the High school graduates u
this year
Proceedings y fhe Board 81 Ednca.
ton
April ~ 1906
Adjourned meeting hela At the Sec
ietary office
Present ) II PARKS, r. wehse.
Andrew Nelson, " y Richards
Cpon motion 4 Nehse was elected
temporary chairman
Minutes of the last regular meeting
fend and approved
Upon motion the following bills
were allowed
The John Church Co Supplies s9g;
John silvola. labor. OO
lC + Hdw o. supplies . 81
Mich Tel Co. rental anu toll. 1917
a. & Moclnrg 4 Co, supplies 3 %
Mary Liberty. Janitor work, T. 50
Parks Grocery Co, sup "a
a. !. Robbins. subscriptions 300
And Runquist. fuel 1881
J II Parks, freight, wood, 2i &c
lC + Iron Mining Co repairs . %
August Jaryie, labor 200
A A. Lustheld supplies 3.l0
City Of g. + light ana water, 10 81
W. D. Hill, expense .'5
Sam Rotcoela. wood 400
Parks Hd W. Co, supplies i4.2C
y. y. Slater. labor 200
Albert Alera, labor. zoo
Carried
Upon motion the securing of DIR.
6reen for Commencement Exercises NJ
500. O0 was approved.
Upon motion wm. Poyseor was al.
lowed t25. 90 for horse maintenance IN
bringing children 70 and from school.
Upon motion Supt W. ID. Hill was
retained for the ensuing year 40 sal.
airy of $1,000 0C
Upon motion PROT Hin was engaged
for the coming vacation 70 look after
the moving into the new High school
see 70 the proper rcquisitions neces-
sary and the transferring Of school.
from the different buildings and
800 90 allowed FOR this expense.
Upon motion the following teacher.
were engaged
Amanda Hamilton. principal. $3.50, W
Anna 4. Rem6r, Latin and
German. G50 q
! Dnisy Uren History. English. coo. d,
IJle p Evans Math English Coo q
IuceIa Randall sth grade $50 n.
Fstlln Back 1th grade 5g0 "
( sam Wnnns 8id sf5da 500 G
ia ConIn 6th fde 1o00
joan ls .th t1e 200 q
lip Wi'Ia 5tn adf 500 q
Dora Wehss ilh grade 600 q
f0gae Anderson lth grade, 500. IA
Maud Harbour. 3rd grade 500. Y
Mary Ganuey. srd grade 800 o.