The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-13

the special holiday on Lincoln's birth day Is abolished, leaving 19O school days in the calendar.
 Authority was given the building committee to ask for bids for an addi- ton to the Boardman school forge shop l to cost about $500.
 The board then adopted the schedule and the list of teachers appointments. A communication was adopted to be sent to the board of finance containing the new schedule and closing thus The board of education has voted to increase the salaries of the principals l and teachers, appointed by the superin- 1 tendent of schools for the school year 19O7-190S, in accordance with this new salary schedule-the increase to take effect on January 1, 1908, or at date prior thereto whenever the board of fi- nance shall appropriate to the board of education the additional amount of money necessary. to cover such in- ereases.
 The total increases in salaries in the new schedule over the salaries paid at present amounts to $51,O15. The total | increase of the new schedule over the salaries voted under the old schedule 1 for the school year 19O7190S amounts to $4S, ,9SO.
 or this amount (s4S, ,9So) only part Is needed for the balance of the fiscal year 1907, to wit: The amount needed to cover the addition to the payroll for the months of September October, Novem- Der and December, 1907.
 If the new schedule goes into effect September 10, 1907, $104S7 will be need ed for the rest of the fiscal year, 1907.
 If the new schedule goes into effect October 4, 190,, $12,OS0 will be needed for the rest of the fiscal year 1907.
 If the new schedule goes into effect November 1, 1907, $7,6S7 will be needed for the rest of the fiscal year 1907.
 If the new schedule goes into effect December i, 1907, $8, ,294 will be needed for the rest of the fiscal year 1907.
 For the information of your board we report that the new salary schedule vii, call for an increase In the appro- priation for the fiscal year of 1908 of $46,T61, not including additional teach CTS
 The list of towns which have regular schedules of salaries in the high school as presented to the board of aldermen last evening by Edward Hall follows:
 New York city, Chicago, st. Louis Boston, Cleveland, Buffalo, San Fran cisco, Pittsburg, Detroit, New Orleans Newark, Jersey City, Providence, St. Paul, Toledo, Denver, Allegheny Pa, Columbus, O., Los Angeles, Syracuse, Memphis, St. Joseph, Mo, Lowell, Se- attle, Wash, Grand Rapids, Reading, Pa, Camden. N. l. Bridgeport, Lynn, Oakland, Cal, New Bedford, Somer- ville, Mass, Peoria, Duluth, Salt Lake City, Elizabeth, Erie, Harrisburg. Lan- easter, Pa, Youngstown, Johnstown, Haverhill, Terre Haute, Bayonne, su- perior, Wis, Chelsea, Topeka, East St. Louis, H., Sioux City, Woonsocket, Bay City, Quincy. Mass. Aurora, Wich- ita, Sheboygan, Watertown, N. r., Ni- agara Falls, N. Y, New Albany, Ind, Concord, N. H., Medford, Mass, Perth Amboy Galesburg, Ill, Shamokln Pa; Hammond, Ind; Ports mouth, O., Hyde Park, Mass; Mansfield, O.; Ashland, Wis; Richmond, Ind; Leominster, Mass; San Diego Cal; Ith- aea, N. Y; Great Falls, Mont; Marlboro, Mass; Lansing, Mich; Menominee, Mich, Plainfleld, N. J. Cairo, Ill. New Rochelle N, Y; Leadville Col; Parkers- burg, W. Va; Tiffin. O.; Alton, III; Phillipsburg, N. J.; Cranston. R. l.; Revere, Mass; Marietta, O.; Walla Walla, Wash; Clinton, Mass; Geneva, H.. Meadviile, Pa. Bioomfieid, N. U; Carlisle, Penn; Middletown, Conn Hudson, N. Y; Traverse City, Mich; Port Jervis, N. r.; Iron Mountain, Mich. Pasadena, Cal; North Tonawanda, N. Y; Willimantic, Conn. Elyria, O.; Owosso, Mich; Chippewa Falls. Mich.