The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
BOARD RAISES THE
TEACHERS SALARIES
Advances Average Sixty DOL
lars a Year for instructors
Who Are ReappOinted.
NEW NAMES ON THE ROLL
CONTRACT LET FOR BUILDING
OF WATERLOO SCHOOL.

Salaries for all OF the teachers In the
local public schools for next year were
fixed BY the board Of education at a
special meeting last night, and new
teachers we're appointed to fiji vacan-
cies and 70 provide for the growth OF
the system. The board also appoint
cd I'd fixed the salaries Of the High
scholi teachers and supervisors of the
schools, besides awarding the contract
Tor the erection Of the Waterloo
school building
The revised salary list shows ad-
vances averaging $50 a year for the
teachers rcapDointed. These increases
VIII result in a total increase in the
salary list Of approximately $4,000.
while the increased number OK teach
ers In the present school system will
raise the salary expense about $4,000
more, and the new territory added to
the city viii cost $4,000 70 $4,000
more IN salaries. Salaries FOR the
schools OF the city during the school
year just closing were about 100000.
and for 1910-1911 the salaries will
amount to about s465. 900. according
% the estimates Of the board
The only work in filling the staff for
the schools that remeins to be done
is the appointment and fixing salaries
Of the principal Of the High school and
the principals Of the various grade
schools Of the city. George A. Eaton
VIII be rcappointed az a substantial in
crease in salary. and at the next meet
ing e Is probable that all Of the grade
school principals will be reappointed
at higher salaries.
The repor, OF the committee on
buildings and grounds regarding the
new Waterloo school building was 10
the effect that the building should be
~ fireproof construction. with concrete
floors and tar and gravel roof. and OF
this basis tho general contract was
awarded 70 ]. F. and II r. Schraver
for SS3.666. The plumbing contract
was awarded 10 Higson & Rossiter for
&Z.9S9. The committee asked for more
time 20 consider bids for the heating
plant.
The report Of the committee favor.
ing the adoption Of the plans Of Can.
ron & Fetzgpr for the manual train
iug building to be erected on the High
school grounds was also adopted by
the board.
No action was taken regarding the
selection Of a site for the new High
school. and. when the subject was
mentioned I'm the meeting. there was
no suggestion OF fastening the mat
ter. and no date set for its considera-
ton.
Teachers were reappointed for the
High school and salaries axed as fol-
lows:
Vice Principals.
L. NJ Gillian. $500: Ira d. Ira
Wis. S1.8OO.
Heads OF Departments.
G. 9. Spooner. $1,000. Ella NJ
Dukes. $500: a. o. Garrett. S1.45O,
Alice NJ. Rowe. s1.4OO: A. o. Clark
$3.50. W. 4. Mckay. $1,000.
Teachers.
W. l. Brown. 81 800. A. o. Goodaie
$1,000. Mamie r. Monett. 1920. ]
T. Harwood. 1890: W. c. Webb. 81
100: Frances QualtrOugh. S1.14O. Vir.
ginla Bush. S1.140: May Critchlow
S1.140: Mathi'de Domende. s1.140.
Fannie Thome. s1.140. Elizabeth
Bond. s1.1fO: Emily G. Curtiss. ST..
1f0; Matte Il. Prosscr. S1.1O0: Charlie.
Miles. &l.100; Nancy Leafherwood
SLIGO; Rose ~. Cassidy. S1.1OO: Jes.