The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
SALARIES FIXED
FOR INSTRUCTORS
Ogden School Board Elects High
School Teachers for En-
suing Year.
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE
ON JUNE 1 THIS YEAR
Various Other Matters Given
Consideration by the
Members.
Spccinl 10 The Trihnnc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 30.-Upon the rccom-
mendation OF Superintendent John M
Mills, the heads OF the several depart
mcnts and Instructors for the high school
were elected for next year and their sal
aries fixed by the board OF cducs ton to-
night as follows: Principal j. o. Cross.
$4,000 mathematics. j. T.. Beeson. SllOo {:
physical science, G. T.. Smothcrs. Sl2oo;
English j. NJ. Anderson. slloo; Latin,
Susie Med. Rabours. slloo; manual train
ing. +, - Thatcher. $1,000. Instructors
Emilio Bannister 5000; Martin lngahns' rsh
saoo: Maud Kyle, 5000: Edna Martin. Sgoo !;
Hazel stevens, $500: T. p, Homo, $50,
George NJ. Brown. $500 $40
The sccrctary's salary was iiNcd at S2oo
and. with four other positions. was lcit
vacant until later. Miss Villa Spurseon
was elected primary supervisor OF al inc
city schools, at a salary OF 5000: Donald
Bcaurecard OF the University OF Utah was
elected supervisor OF drawing OF the city
schools at salary OF $500 for Two ana
one-llalf days each week during inc Sos
sion, tho balance OF the week being de-
voted to the instruction Of his classes at
the university,
Will Close June /.
BY unanimous vote of the board, lis
former action ordering the schools closed
ono week earlier this year was reconsid,
cred and June WAS decided as the ftnal
iav OF the school year. The board de-
ridcd TO hold the eighth grade commence
mcnt exercises in the Ogden tabernacle
and the exercises Of the high school III
the Grand thcator. The committee on
supplies was instructed To make all nee
esSary arrangements.
Superintendent Mills recommcnoed that
n kindergarten department be added 10
each OF the grammar schools next year.
This Will nccessit3te considerable eN-
pensc. including the purchase OF ten add1-
tjonal pianos. There also was some dis
cussion as To The lack of sufficient quar-
iers at the various schools for this de-
psrtment- The matter finally was re-
fcrred To the superintendent and the
committee on teachers for n report.
Architect Hodgson al tho new Dien
school building reported that II would DC
ready for occupancy when the next school
term opens.
Domestic Science,
Miss Lucy NJ. Van Cott dean OF women
at the University of Utah. was granted
every Saturday night for ten weeks for
demonstrations of domestic science, pro-
vidcd the pupils of the high school wcrc
allowed half rate OF instruction. B. H.
Goddard Informed the board by petition
that he is opening q street from Wash
passes the Washing ton school. and re-
quosted that twenty feet OF the school
ground be dedicated with an additional
thirty feet by him. for the street. This
was referred TO the building and grounds
committee
Superintendent Mills was instructed 70
suggest some available instructor to NIL
the domestic science department at the
high school The finance committee re-
ported Sl20 i50.l3 on hand, against which
warrants Will be drawn Tor teachers and
jsnitors' salaries tomorrow Tor sle52.15,