Evening journal., 1906-08-28
DIR. SHORTLIDGE
AGAIN In CHAIR
Presided at Last Night S Meet
ine Of Board Of Education.
Change in Teachers

After an absence Of several weeks Dr.
Evan C. shortidge. President Of the
Board Of Education presided at meeting
Of that body last night and was warmly
greeted by the members.
The report Of the teachers committee
made by D. T. o. Cooper. chairman,
showed number Of changes the cause
being that the committee desired to To-
cate the teachers as near their homes as
possible.
The report follows:
ITO the Board OF Public Education:
Gentlemen: Your Teachers Com
mittee would respectfully make the fol-
lowing recommendations, viz:
"That Margaret Kelly. Of School No.
1. be transferred to the grammar de-
pnrtment of the High School
THAT Mary A. whltford, Of school
No. 3; Nellie b. Gillespie Of School No.
Il, and Hannah V. Bradley of school
No. p. be transferred to School No. 1,
the latter to take the place of Miss
Robinson, deceased at a salry Of $500.
"That Amanda G. Palmer, of School
No 28. be transferred TO school No. o.,
at a salary Of $500.
THAT Helen G.. williams, OF School
No s, be transferred to School No. -,
at salary Of $3.50.
"That Carrie /. Cooper, Of School No.
"a be given teacher Of pedagogy, at
School No o. at a salary Of $500.
"That Martha l.. Magee at School
NO "a. be given Miss Cooper's position
al a salary Of $500.
"That Julia E. Jones be made princi-
pal of School No. 21 she having prop
erly qualified by passing the required
examination. Salary 5000.
"That Meta Robinson be transferred
from School No. 20 TO school No. "a,
at a salary Of Sf75
"That Emily Baird Of School no. a.
be transferred TO School No l8, and
that Mary +. McKelvey be transferred
from School No. 13 to school NO. 4.
"That Alice Mclntire be transferred
from School No. 10 to School No. II.
"That Anna C, McCamerty be given
position at School No. 8, at $3.50.
"That Gertrude j. Henry bo trans
ferred from School No. p to School
lNo. 16
THAT positions be given to the fol-
flowing persons at a salary Of $3.50 per
annum. viz: Gertrude jefferson. at
School No 21; Clara b. Folsom, al
/ School No 8; Charlotte V. Bradley, al
School No. 25; Jane Henvis and Carrie
Forrest, at School No. 10; Nellie
Walsh, az School No. 10; Elizabeth
Croamer. ct School No 2S; Blanche
/ Alexander at School No. II; Helen II
Bile at School No. %; Emily Z. Kurtz
az School No 20; Irene II. Blair, al
School No. 3.
"That the salary of Ella McIntire, a
School No. Q, be made $475.
"That the salary Of Katherine @
Stewart Ethel Wilson and Helen d
B Stout. all Of School No. 8, be fixed a
$3.50.
. 'That Margaret J. Murphy be givei
a position at School No "A, at salar
of $500
"That Florence MARITIME be trans
ferred from School No. 25 to Schoo
No. 8. al the same salary.
"That Mabel L. Price be employs
as a temporary teacher Of sewing, at
salary of Si25.
your committee would report tina
a Plan for Revising the Salary SEIZED
ule' will be presented to the board a
its last meeting in September, TO TAX
effect at the beginning of the schoc
year. when adopted by the board"
James ID. Carter moved that no nor
resident pupil who had not paid tuitio
fees would be allowed a seat in the cit
schools and the money for such tuitio
must be paid 20 the secretary of IA
board. receipt from him being a card q
admission 10 whatever school the chill
desires to enter The motion was carrie
unanimously. The new rule will obviat
the trouble experienced In other years {
attempting TO collect after the pupils Ia
been regularly enrolled.
The report Of the city treasurer show
ed the balance in bank TO the speci.
fund as s9,s6l and to the regular fund a
sS5.5le97