The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

sic NJ. Freeiand. s1.0S0: Margaret Nc
Vichie, S1.08O; Elizabeth Messmore.
St.0S0; Elsie Ward. S1.OS0: Harriet
Travis. S1.060. Efiie Hague. S1.06O;
Garnet Attridge, $1,000; Belle E
Bickford. s1.06O: Ethel z. Riley. 81
060: Mary Mayne, $1,000; Clarissa
Ellerbeck,. 81, $50: william Crafts, ST.
geo: Minnie G. CASSIDY. s1.O50; susie
r. Wilton. S1.O50: Blanche Game, 81
05O: Hazel Stevens. $1,000: r. S. Nc
Niece. S1.020. James ID. Todd. 81. O20:
Hulda Youngberg. $1,000; George
Townsend, 900. James Conville, 81
020. May Taylor. S1.02O: II. L. Smith
$1,000: Guy Montgomery. $500: Ruth
StOrer. $3.50: Helen Boxrud, 5000;
Florence Jennings. 5000; Mary Teas
del. $3.50; Marie Berkhoel, $3.50; Ruth
Fernstrom, $500.
High School.
Edna Coates.
Domestic Science.
Helen Bartlett, Marjorie II. Sim
mons.
Domestic Art High school.
Lavina Parke.
Secretaries Principals Office.
Ruby Smith. $3.50; Leone Smith.
$3.50.
The following new teachers were
appointed at the regular salary Of s4sO
year nxed tor beginners.
Ruth Wilcox, Leafy d. Douglass,
Ada Ferguson, Ada Holmes. Ethel
Horkin, Cora MoretOn. Marie Scobee.
Martha smith. Evelyn Thomas. Ethel
Valentine. Bessie Wilcox, Lulu Cram,
May Brown, Ailcen Erickson. Marion
Nose, Minnie y. Graves. Hattie NAPLES.
Della Carruthers. Ada Blank, Lois Da-
Wis. Katharine Driscoll. Eva williams
Helen Denny. Vera Fuegar, Mildred
krebs. Flora McCanne Glen Thomas.
Harriet NJ Cushing. Florence AIT.
Mary StOrer. Mary ]. PAUL. Lydia
Palmer, Aloha L. Hinkle and Carrie
Atkins
Supervisors Rcappointed-
The supervisors reappointed. with
salaries fixed, were as follows:
Generai-JOhn ). WEIGH. grammar
grades. $4,000; ROsalia Pollock, prima-
~ grades. S2,100; William A Wetzell,
Special ID. w. PARROT, manual
training, $4,000; J. Leo Fairbanks, art,
5000; Anna l. Corbett, sewing. $1,000:
sara Il. karrick. assistant in art de-
partment, $1,000. With the increase
in salaries granted the supervisors IL
was ordered that they be in Salt Lake
and subject 70 call of the school board
for one week previous to the opening
OF school and one week following the
close of school.
W. ]. Newman offered an amend
ment to the report on the salary list of
teachers for the public schools that the
salaries of the manual training teach
ers be increased to $1,000 a year. Dui
this motion was lost after II had been
explained that the present contracts
with these teachers provided, with
satisfactory service, that they receive
an increase OF 500 each year, with
S1.100 as a maximum. In the consid-
Grafton Of the salaries for the High
school teachers, a motion was made
that the salaries Of the assistant prin-
cipals be raised to the maximum sala-
~ for grammar school principals to be
fixed later. This motion. however. was
voted down after a long discussion. The
result was that the salary list as pre-
pared by the city superintendent went
through without change.
Average Advance $50.
The salaries Of the following teach
ers are fixed at an average advance OF
$50 year each.
Ruby Nelson. Lilly Gothberg. Catherine
Marion. FarrOll Anderson, Ella
Matthews. Bertha Tyree, Gay Thomas
linda Hamren. Nora Wanless. Cecil
Naomi Deal. Merle Lynch, Violet Bath
Grace Tempest. Margaret McConaughy
Catherine McCarrick. Erma Fenton
Louise Judges. Ridotta Parmenter. Effie
L. Cooper. Beda Nordvail, Ivy Forester
Gwen Parry. Cora Bassett. Mabel
Thorup. Vera Davis. Estelle Daft, Edna
Anderson. Josephine Breeze, Leila
Shearer-
Increased to s5SO-Carrie Christensen
Mary Rose. Bessie worthen. Ethel Har-
vcy. Ivy Ensign
increased to s6OO-Claire NoaIi
Prisciue Solomon, Mabel Ryel. Ruby
Scranton.
II len Islaub. Lucy Quinn. Lola
Schluter. Mary Frederickson. Mary
Watkins. Edna wilkinson. Lucille Gil
E,er. Florence Smithen. Pauline White.
Lena Myers. Tillic Penney. Myrtle