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OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,

171 Randolph Street,

Rooms I and 3. CHICAGO, ILL.

OFF.ICE IIOURS,

Office ope11 81'01:V dll,\' from 10 to 12 A. 11£., a11d 2 to .J P. Jlf; 811))erinto11de11t's office hours Sntiu·rfay and Monday o/' anch week, from 9 to 12 A. ,lf..

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EX.AJ\!IN,\.'.l'IONS.

Tho regular examination oi' applicants tor te.whers' oe1•tilic,1tos will occur as follows, commencing: promptly .,t 9 A. M.

aEO. W. MURR.{Y,

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S,1turday, Mil'ch 15th, 1879. ,·, ,lfay 3d, "

Tuesday, July ist, " " August 26th, "

Saturday, October 18th, '' " December 27th,''

ALBERT G. LANE,

County Sup't of Schools

COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

HENRY J. LENZEN, Gba.irm,1n. ADAM 1lfILLER. GEORGE W. SPOFFORD.

11.NNUAL REPORT

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OF SCHOOLS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30th, 1878. To THE BoARD OF CoimissIONERS OF CoOJ, CouNTY:

dentle11Mn :-In ticcorchnce with the requirements of the State la,w, I herewith submit a report of the condition of the schools of the county, a,lso the l'eceipts and e:x:pemlitures of my office for the year ernling Nov. 30th, 1878.

RECEIPTS. State Tax ............... _ ..................... $122,245.35 Interest on State J,'uud ................... : . . . 6,!Hio.:n

" Ccunty Fund .. _. _. ~·- ....... _.. . . . . . 13lL4·5 Fines from Law Institute . . . ... ...... .. . ... .. 52'1.12 $120,866.23

EXPENDITURES. Office expenses . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . S UiiS.08 Commissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,606.21:i Paid to Township Treasurers...... . .......... 126,262. 72 Cash on hand .......... _....................... 3!1.17 $12!J,86B.23

The eclnc,1,tiom1,l work iu Gook County lrn,8 steadily aclvancecl. . Goocl school l10nses have been eroctecl in nearly all of the vil­lages, and m,1,ny of the remote country clistricts ba~e generously provided for the comfort ,1,11cl convenience of their children aml tlie teachers.

:Most of the tmuihers are employotl for the year, even in the . country schools, antl the rnsults ttre far 1-.uore satisfactory than in schools where frequent changes oceur. The salaries paid to teachers in the gnulecl scl100!8 are liheritl, and thereby compe~ tent teachers are obt:iinec1. Somo of _the country schools how­ever n,re only paying from twenty-five to thirty dollnrs 11er montll, uud such districts are compelletl to take the very poorest

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of those who may be able to pirn:; an ex11111irmtion, ancl find gren,t diflicnlty in ol1tai11ing iiny teacher.

The facilitie:-; for etlncati011 ancl culture idfonfod by the Chic,Lgo High Schools, :Korth Westem Uuiversity, Chic,tgo Univernity, Uook Connty Normal School, n,m1 other goocl insti­tutions, enn,1ilo the snperintendent to fix. a high sta1Hfarcl of q_m1,liffotttio11 for teachers.

During the year there lrn ve been niueteen exmninations held; four lrnmlrecl ,im1 seventy persons have ttppliec1 for tmtchers' certificates; t,wo l1111Hhet1 nrn1 seventy-two were rejectetl, and

one 1mnc1retl aml ninety-eight were s1:1ccessful. Tho examinn,­t,ions arc entirely written arn1 an nsemge of seventy per ceut. is required for tL cert.ifirnte. Section fifty of the school ln.w reads "It i:;hall be the duty of the Connt.y Superintendent to grant certitlcnte;; to 1:mch persons ns may, upou dne exmllimL­tion, be fonncl qu,tlifiet1 * * /11 t,,w:l,, orthography, re11c1ing in Engli;;h, penrnm1ship, nrithmetie, Engl1sh grammar, modem geogmphy and the history of tho United Stn,tes." Ilfauy are a1ile to p,ts;; tt fair st.:lwol ex.t1mi1rntion npon the subjects emimerntetl in the htw, but utterly fail upon 11wtlwcl.~ cf tench.­

inf/ the smne. Once a.11 erniuent snrgcon porformeu a very tlelicnte mHl skillful operntion upon the eye of ,L man in .the presence of tL <:.lttss of metlicrtl stnc1ents, whereupon one exclaimed "Doctor, where am1 how c1id you lem:n ?" to which he Tepliell, "Young nmn, I lmw1 Hpoilec1 lL great many eyes in learn­ing how to s,LYO oue." no ii; is with nrnny who teach; they spoil. n, gre,1,t· many in 11.::u·ning l/f11r.• tu tew,/1.. There is no reason· why those wl10 intell(1 to teaeh i;honlc1 'not len,rn the best meth­od; of teaching· in our norwa.l schooE urnl elsewhere befo~·e they begin. Directors i-;houll1 ns far ns possible inquire regard­ing the :mccess of those they employ, inwstigate the record of tmtchers, secure those who lrnve clone the best service elsewhere, anc1 wheu good teachers are olitained, pay them li1ierally for their services, n.ml retain them :ts long as possi1ile.

In my report· of 1873, I recommended the organizat.ion of a Princip:tls' Association for Cook Connty. Bnch an association was organized nrn1er the tu1ministrntion of my pretlecessor. In }fay fast it was voted to clrnugo the nn,me to "'rhe Cook County

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'Teachers' Association." l\Ieetlngs have been heltl on the_ second Satnrclay of each mouth in Bryant and Stmtton 's Hall, 81 State ·st,., aml the aYeruge attendance of teflchers has been about two Jnmdrecl. Irnitructive lectures aml .profitable discussions upon rnrions subjects pertaining to school work, method:,: of teaching; &c., haYe made these meetings Yery attrnctive anc1 valuable to the teachers. '.l'here are, however, many teachers that clo not attend, ·who would he greatly profited by these m~etings. All of the teachers ::ire e::q1ectecl to nttenc1 and ci.\operate in every way to make them successful. ·

The various school officers are performing tlieir duties credit­ably, and Jieartily ci<,opernte ,rith the snperintemlcnt in nll efforts to improve tlie schools.

The uttention of the trustee.s and treasurers is enllecl to ·the fact that, in many tcnrns large snms of money belonging to the township func1s are loanecl without real esbte security. Section 57 of the school law directs exactly how loans shall be made. It is an ernsion of the la,Y to loan any one person more than one lmnc1rec1 dollars "ithont real estn,te secmity.

The following is a sumnmry of statistics take1i from mv Annual R~port. of 1878 to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, ancl is compiled from the reports of the township treasurers.

Whole County. .Cotmtv I excluding the City .. ,

Whole No. of Schools ................. . 2!lf,

Graded Schools ....................... . 1]5 Ung-raded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180 Average time Schools sustained ..... 8.iJ,: mos. Children unrl<'r 21 years of uge ......... 2,J 6,(iU

Children between (i and 21 years of ag1.• .. 152,li82 No. enrolled in Pulilic Sclwols .......... 73,072

Private . . . . . . . . . . 21,32!)

Total No. enrolled ...................... !H,401 No. of teachers in Public iStJhoolR ...... .

Privatr. " Ifigh Sqhoo.ls ___ ............ - .. - .

No. unable to road and write ........... . Estimated value of school property,

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apparatus and libraries ...•...... S3,4i7,378 Prin<;ipul of Township fund.......... 473,!iGi.07 Total District tax levy...... . . . . . . . . . 9R5,41,3. 64

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· 0 e aunty. (excluding the City.) Balance in hands of town treasurers

Oct. I, 1877 ....•...••. · •.•••....•.•. $113,3!15.04 .St:ite and County funds .. :. . . . . . . . . . . . . 153,04-3 Interest on Township fnn<ls........ . . . . Ul5,020.0,J Special District taxes.... . . . . . . . . .. .. . . 871,022.78 Dist. bonds issued for bui!tling purposes . 73, Oi 4-. 50 Itailroad and back taxes............... 32,4-70.Gl Temporary loans . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23,000 Other sources ................ ~---..... 11,139.91

Total for year ending Sept. 30, 1878 •• $1,412,165.88

EXPENDITURES. Paid to teachers ...................... $696,502.52 New School Houses................... 4-1,189.78 School sites and grounds ............. . Rents ................................ . Repairs and improvements ........... . Furniture and apparatus ............. . Libraries ............................ . Fuel n,nd incidentals ............. , .... . Paid on District bonds ............... . Interest on District bonds ........... . Temporary loans .•................... l\Iiscellaneous purposes .............. . Town treasurer's salaries ............ .

3,tiG!l.12. 21,35:{.26 34-,704.!lG 15,Gll. 74-

H0.50 !JO,G!J3.!JG 4-8,75!1.03

14.J.,5%.GO 4-5,!100.00

110,841.33 17,953.29

Total expenditures ............... $1,272,516.09 Balance, in hands 0f Treasurers,

Sept. 30, 1878 •• • ••• ••• ••• ••••• 139,649.79

$85,128.03 24,120.57 16,180.45

354,518.50 73,074-.50 32,470.61 23,000 5,618.61

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$202,914.35 20,275.33

3,669.12 904.74

,24-,774.2~ 10,668.67

740.50 29,489.06 48.759.03 62,591. 60 4-5,900.00 27,251.57

9,428.30

$487,366.64

126,744.73

Total and balance ....•.........•. $1,4-12,!'65.88 $614,111,27

Average salary to male teachers ............ $67.70 $65.30 '' " · female ............ 4-2.25 41.80

No. examined for teachers' certificates ...•. : ............•....•.. 470 No. successful ...... · ....................... , .....•................ 198

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COURSE OF STUDY FOR THE

SCHOOLS OF COOK COUNTY.

In 1872 it course of study was prepared for the village schools of the county. It servccl a goocl purpose, and was the beginning of a WOl'k which has since resultec1_ in a thorough grading of all the principal village schools of the county. There are at the present time fifty-one gradetl schools. The various outlines of · work preparecl by the principals show that essentially the same grading exists thi'oughout the county. A carefl.tl revision of the course of study has been made; and the following outline of st1idy, covering eight J;ears of school -work, is presented. It is expected that all village schools (not thoroughly graded) will be classifiec1 in accordance with these grades.

No outline of study has ever been preparec1 for the ungraded country schools. Eacldeacher has arrangecl the stuilies to suit hinrself, and frequently impo1·ta1it branches oF study have been · olnittecl. Frequent changes of teachers in these schools, new plans which have lJee~ adopted, have resltlted in irregltlar work in the various studies, a great waste of time; ancl the discourage­ment of olcler pupils ,vho leave before they complete the common school studies. Many teachers of the country schools are inex­periencec1. and need the help presented ·by the classifi,cation of·· studies. The outline of study for ungraded schools herewith presented will indicate the .subjects that sholtld be taught to pupils reading in the vn.rions readers. Teachers in district schools . will be expc;ctecl to follow this outline of. work as fnr as prncti-ca.ble.

A.G. LANE,

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OUTLINE OF STUDY FOR THE

GRADED SCHOOLS OF COOK COUNTY .

. FIRS'r GRADE.

READING-From charts, word-cards, blackboiu·d and First Reader. · ,YmTING_...:On slates ruled with four lines giving three spaces.

"iYords learned, and same combined into sentences; a part of each day's reading kflson; pupil's name and residence .. Use long pencils and give constant attention to the form or letters and the position of the pupils.

SPET,IiING-Oral and written exercises of all words learned. Nu:1IBERS-Roud aml write numbers to 100. Learn to use signs,

+, - and =. ·Addition and subtr'action by l's, 2's, 3's and· ,5's to 25. Add columns of units, no result to exceed 25.

DRAWING-Inventive drawing of figures formed by combining straight lines, with and without a ruler.

GENERAL LESSONS-Familiar objects-parts and uses. Use of the period and interrogation point. The pupils should be taught to express their-thought correctly in ornl and written sentences.

l\Iusrc-Rongs and exercises. Individual pupils will read the notes (treble staff) of the scale in the key of C. · .,;;, ·

SECOND GRADE.

READING-Second Reader. WRITING-As before, giving special attention to slant, hight and

formation of letters. SPELLING-Oral and written of all words used in reading. Defini­

tions of common ,vords. Phonic analysis o_f simple. :words for the purpose of securing correct and clistinct enunciation.

NUMBERS-Addition and subtraction by all the series, as t-wos, threes, &c., to nines, a.s far as one hm\clred; also in columns. l'!Iulti­plication and division to fives, with coml,inations and practical· examples.

DRAWING-Inventive drawing on slates and blackboards, com­bining ·angles, number arid kind (previously developed in lessons on Form) limited by the teacher.

GENERAL LESSONS-Conversational exercises upon familiar object.s, developing_ facts regarding the objects that are new to the pupil. Sentence building. Primary colors. Time by the clock.

J\llusrc-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in the keys of C and G.

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THIRD GRADE.

READING-Third Reader. WRITING-On slates and in copy books. SPELLING-Written and oral, from the reader, and the words used

in numbers and general lessons. NUMBERS-All the tables to tc:ns. Writing numbers to onf\ million.

Ad,dition and subtraction through two periods. 1VIultiplying and divid\ng by any number to .ten. :\Iontal arithmetic, "11'..ith text-book.

DRAWING-On slates, from dictation or cards. Figures formed l:)y combining uurn•d and strnight lines, number ·limited by teacher.

GENERAL LEssoNs-Abbrevintions of common words. Defini­tions. Phonic Analysis. Oral or written cxerc.ises, in which pupils reproduce a E'tory rot1.d or told by the teacher, describe a picture, or give the habits of animaltl and their modes of life.

Musro-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in the keys of C, G and F.

FOURTH GRADE .

. READING-:,-An intermediate or independent Reader. WRITING-Copy books. SPELLING-Oral arid written,· from reader, and of those words

used in other lessons. Text-book. · AmTRMETIC-Text-booli:. Fundamental principles and fractions.

Applications. ]'requent exercises in mental arithmetic, using a text­'book.

GEOGRAPHY-Primary Geography. Use of Globe. il'Iap drawing. DRAWING-Using a l)ook. GENERAL LESSONS-Analyze simple sentences from reader,

pointing out simple rind complete subject and predicate, using the diagram. Parts of Speech. Phonic Analysis. Punctuation. Defini­tions and Abbreviations. Reproduction, oral and Wl'itten, of object lessons.

111usw-Songs ancl exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in the keys C, G, D and F.

FIFTH GRADE.

READING-Fourth Reader. SPELLING-Text-book. WEITING-Copy books. ARITHMETIC-Text-book through decimals, including simphJ prob­

lems in percentage. Review of previous work. GEOGRAPHY-Primary Geography completed. Map drawing.

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GR,UIMAR-An:ilysis of easy complex and compound sentences from reader. Use text-book.

Dn.c1. wn,G-Dr1iwing book. GENERAL LESSONS-Definitions. Abbreviations. Compositions

and letters. Punctuation. :i\:Iusro-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble sfaIT) in

tile keys of C, G, D, A :ind F.

SIXTH GRADE.

READING-Fifth Reader. SP.E;LLTNG-Tcxt-book. WRITING-Copy books. Mark the books for promotion. ARITIDIETIC-Compound numbers and interest: Review previous

work. Test examples. · · GRAUll!AR-'£ext-book to syntax. Continue analysis of sentences. GEOGRAPHY-Text-book throngh the U.S. j\fotions of the earth,

change of seiisons and their eauses. Use of globe. l\fap dmwing from inemury, using parnllcls and meridians.

GENERAL LEssoNs-Continue drnwing. Declamations and select. readings. Written abstracts. Punctuation·, with reasons for use of various marks. D.efinitions. Abbreviations.

l\fusrn-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in the keys of C, D, G, A, F, and B Hat.

SEVENTH GRADE.

READING-Fifth Reader completed, with occasional reading from a newspaper.

SPELLING-Text-book Phonic ana.lysis sufficient to secure distinct and correct enunciation.

WRITING-Copy books. Exereises on p11pe1· to securefreedom of movement.

ARITH:UETIC-To Square Roo~. Test examples. GRAMllIA.R-Text-book to Prosody .. GEOGRAPHY-Text-book through Europe, and review work. of

previous grades. Map drawing from memory, using parallels and meridians.

HISTORY-Text-book to the Administrntions. GENERAL LESSONS-Declamations, compositions, letters, written

abstracts, &c. Definitions and abbreviations continued. Musrc-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in

the keys of C, G, D, A, F, and B fiat.

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EIGHTH GR.{DE.

READING-An advanced reader, i.Jrnluding sketches of authors and their writings ..

ARITJDIETJC-Higher Arithmetic,-completed and reviewed, includ­ing metric i::ystem. Algebra.

('fi:A:c1nun-All of text-book. Analysis and parsing from various authors. ·

GEOGRAPHY-Completed. using parallels· incl nwridians.

HISTORY-COD1Jlleted.

Draw grand divisions from memory,

SPELLING--Text-books. Derivation of words, giYing tho roots, prefixes and suffixes; with their meaning.

GENERAL LESSONl;!-Free practice in penmanship. Essays, read­ings and written abstracts.

Musrn-Songs and exercises. Read the notes (treble staff) in the keys of C, G, D, A, F, and B flat.

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UNGRADED SCHOOLS OF COOK COUNTY.

STU:PIES FOR FIRST READER PUPILS.

READING-Words from charts, word-cards, blackboard and Fil·st Reader.

WRITING-On slates ruled into three spaces by a scratcher. Use long pencils. Write words from chart and blackboard. ·when the I•'irst reader is used, children should copy a i.mr.t of each reading lesson upon the slate, to bo criticised by the teacher at the rccitn.tion.

Nu11rrmns-Itead and write numbers to 100. Addition and sub­traction by l's, 2's, 3's and !'i's to 25. Add columns of units, no result to exceed 25. Practical, original examples should be given with each exercise by teacher and pupil.

Mrni:mLLANEous ExmwrsEs-Lessons on familiar objects in the home and school-room should be given to develop habits of observa­tion anr.l power of expres;;ion. Pupils should be tnnght to drn.w straight lines (number limited by teacher), combining them into fig1ires.

Musro-Sing the scale. Intervals·from one t~ three of the scale.

STUDIES FOR SECOND READER PUPILS.

READING-Second Reader. SPELLING-Oral and written of all words used in the reading

lessom,. Nu~IBERs-Aclditfon and subtraction tables to 12's, and by 3's, 4's,

etc., to 9's ;is far as 100. Adding numbers in columns. Subtracting numbers in which each figure of the mim1end is always greater than the corresponding fo:rure of tlie subtrahend. ?>Iultiplication and divi­sion tables to 5's. ComlJinn,tions in· addition, subtracti9n, multipli­cation and division. Reading and writing numbers to 10,000. Analysis of simple problems.

WRITING-Copying a part of each reading lesson, making a prop­er use of cnpitnls and punctuation marks. Pupils should be taught how to hold the pencil, the proper position, .and the formation of small letters. ·

l'i!ISOELLANEOUS EXERCISES-Conversation lessons upon the . domestic and the most familiar wild animits; ·especially such·as are mentioned in the Reader, or are seen about the children's. homes. Classify objects as aiiimal, vegetnhle and rninernl. Inventive draw-

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itig, combining angles, number aad kintl (previously developed in lessons on form), limited by -teMher.

:l\Iusrn-Graded Songs, No. 1. Intervals from one to five of the scale.

STUDIE8 FOR THIRD READER PUPILS.

RElDnw-Third Reader. SPELLING-Oral, written· and· phonic of all words

selected words in t.he reader as a special exercise. Abbreviations.

used, g1vmg Definitions,

Nu11BEBs-:\Iental Arithmetic to .fraction::;, using text-book. Rapid combinations, using tho tables to 12's. Reading and writing numbers of two r,eriods. Add and subtract numbers in columns. :Multiply aud divide numbers of. two periods, multiplier or divisor not to exceed 12. Armlysis of problems. Roman numerals ·to 100. Tables U. S. money, avoirdupois weight, _or dry, liquid and long measures,. and of time. Written arithmetic to fractions during last six months,

rinsing a text-book. . t, ,,:; GEOL+BAPRY-Pup1ls in this grnclc should be tt1,ught from the t/'globe and outline. maps. ·They should learn to describe the natural ii:J divisions of land and watur, name and locate the grand divisions i{;;r and- the political divisions of North Americt1; be able to draw maps of r;; the school l;l'(Jllllcls, .town, co"unty and stt1te. :i\fay use a primary J)/ geography durin;;- the last six months of the grade. :::\,. WmTr::,m-\\'rite with pen and iuk in copy books. Use books in ( which t.ho propm· formation of the small letters (singly rind combined · hi words) cinn be taught. Give special attention to the position of the .

pupils and mnuner of l10lfling tho pen. llfrncELuAxr.ons E:sJmc1s1,s-Couversatio11 lessons on familiar

objects conti11w·ll. Children should reproduce the work of eaeh les­son on p1i.per, using capitals and puuctuation marks properly.

DnAWING-'-Draw figures formed by _curved and straight lines, munber limited by tcauher. Drnwing books or cards.

l\'Iusrd-GradfJd Songs, No. :l. intei"Vals of the scale from one to eight.

STUDIES FOR ]'OURTH READER PUPILS.

READING-Fourth Reader. SPELLlXG-First half of speller, from reader and qthcr text­

books. Use of writing speller. Definitions. Spell words by sounds. Abbreviations and punctuation.

WmTIXG-Copy books. Special instruction shoulci be given on proper forma.tion of ca.pitals.

GEOGIUPHY-Priurnry or Intermediate Geography, with m1tp drnwhig, usi.ng parallels and meridians.

Gn.DDiln-Oral Grammar flrst year. Text-book second year. In the oral ,vork, first name all object words, distinguishing those that begin with 11 capital; then action words; form simple sentences, combining- these. Quality words, combine with objects, etc. Let each part of speech be taken up in this way, until pupils· can point out the p11Cts of a sentence and toll the name and relation of. each word. Sttme work with a text-book during the second year.

NuAmEns-Written arithmetic; common and· decimal fractions and compound numbers. ::\[ental arithmetic-each subject preceding the same works in Written Arithmetic.

Dcclama.tious and Select Reaclings.-Written Abstract. DRAWING-Using drn1';ing- c::trcls or books. 1\Iusrc-Text-book.

STUDIES l!,OR FIFTH READER PUPILS.

REA.DING-Fifth Reader and frorr~ newspaper. SPELLING-Speller completed. Oral, written and phonic spelling

of any words used in the various text-books. Abbreviations and punctuation. Test words. ·

WRITING-Copy books. GEocmAPHY-Common School Geography. llfap Dr,twing, Grand

Divisions from memory, using parallels and meridians . . GR.UDrAR A10) LANGUAGE LESSONS:._Text-book . in grammar.

Analysis and parsing from Reader. Written exercises on historical or oth0r subjects, a knowledge of which has bL•en developed by con­versation. Practical exorcises in the use of the various punctuation marks. Letter writing.

Nu:HBERS-'iVritten Arithmetic corupleicd and reviewed, with . frequent exercises in mental arithmetic.

HISTORY OF THE U. S.-Text-book. Brinf outline of discoveries and settlements. Revolution. Administrations. Great Rebellion.

Declamations, Dialogues, Compositions, and Written Abstmcts. Musrc-Text-book. DRAWDrG-Use book, drawing from objects.

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Cook County N onnal School. ----o---'---

The County Normal School has a larger attendance of pu11ils from the countq than ever before. There ttre one hundred anc1 nine of the gradw1tes teaching in the county,

The School is sustained by, the county for the express pur­pose of preparing those who wish to· teach, for their work.

Lnrge sums of money are expended every year in payment of tmichers' safories, anc1 the county has the right to demand that those who intellll to teach shall use the means afforded.

Tht) work which tlrn school desires to accomplish is expressed forcibly l1y the I>rincipal, D. S. Wentworth, Esq., as follo"'S:

"This school is strictly professional. The pl'imary object of each and every exercise is to impart efficiency, by cultivating in the student htLbits of systemn,tic thinking, of cleur and concise ex1Jression and of oi·tler, that he may be fitted for the work of organizing, go;-erning, aml instructing in the public schools. This work recognizes the necessity of a thorough lmowleclge­

.tirst, of the ln,w of growth or llevelopment of 1ni11c1; second, of the branches of leaming required to he farnght; m1cl tkinl, of the .best methods of tettching. It also recognizes that the teacher's power to 'govern m1cl instl'nct comes from a coIDprehensiYe lmowlec1ge of that with which, alltl that 1lJ>On wkiclt. he operates, ,1,s certainly as the possession of icl~rts _ IDusli precede their ex­pression."

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COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

HENRY B. Lmvrs, Presiclent, ALBERT G. LANE, e:c-q{/icio :Member aml

Secretary, -HENRY C. SENNE, e;v-ojficio Membei;, HENRY HA1mS, ALBERT JlrI,UIElt, '11no~rAs 0 .. TllmIPSoN,

I. N. w. SJ:IER1IAN, Jo1rn F. EBERHART,

____ ., _____ _ BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS.

Bngle1iJood.

Ohim[Jo.

lJes Plctines.

J.Viles Genter.

Oh-icago.

Chicago.

Des Plaines.

Ohic((,go Lawn.

D. s. WENTWORTH, PRINCIPAL,

History and Philosophy of Ediicnt-ion, 11heory and ..:!rt of 11c11chhi(1, Moral and Menlcil Ph-ilosophy. .

EMILY J. HICE, Prim1wy :Jfcthods, Object-i-ve. 1'ea.ch-in.[J, Lalin l(?Ul Germ.an.

SARAH BYRNE; Arithmetfo Abstrncts, Georrraphy Alistrucls, .Ancient History

mul Lile1·111-nre. ·

LUCY _J. RIDER, Natwml Science. Ourator of 1\Iusenm.

W. C. SHUMAN, ~1fothe.mcitic11, Phy.sics, and Voc(l.l J1fosic.

WM. M. JONES, History, Geoyrnphy, Book-Keeping a.ml Penmanship.

SARAH M. CURTIS, Principnl of Training Depnrtment.

WM. C. DODGE, AsBistant in Natura-l Science micl 1'rain"ing Department.

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CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.

Those who c1esfre to enter the Normal Department should mitke application to the Ptincipal at Englewood, anc1 are re­quired:

1st. To be, if males, not less than seventeen, and if females, not less than sixteen years of age.

2c1. To produce satisfactory eviclence of good moral charac­ter.

3c1. To pass an e,mmination that will sho-w a fair proficiency in the subject of Reacling, Orthography, Abbreviations, Gram­mar (including Etymology and Syntax), Geography (so much of descriptive, local, political and mathenmtical as is usually leamecl in a well-taught Grammar school), Arithmetic, includ­ing· simple and compound. nuuibers, properties of numbers, least common multiple; greittE:st common divisor., fractions, both com-· mon ancl decimal, a.ncl the subjects usm,lly incluc1ec1 under the term Percentage.. .

4th. To sign a declaration, that it is their intention to teach in the public schools, anc1 give Cook County the prefer­ence in a.II offers to secure their services as teachers.

5th. Pupils nrny be aclmittecl to a partial course, in which case they are allowed to select their subjects for study.

6th. New classes o.re ac1mittec1 only 1it the beginning ·of the Fall and Winter terms. Those who enter at other times, must be prepared to enter existing classes.

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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST YEAR. First Term.

*Arithmetic-Abstracts. Mental Arithmetic. t~Geograpby-Local and Abstracts. Grammar. History-U. S. Reading and Phonics.

Second Tenn. Arithmetic through Percentage. Grammar-Analysis. Algebra. *Const. ofU. S. and Sch. Law of Ill. Physical Geography. Spelling.

Third Term.

Ari thmetic-Completcd. . Geography-Physical. Physiology.

· Physics-M echa.nics . Algebra. Spelling.·

SECOND YEAR.

First Term. Zoology. Geometry-Plane. Latin or German. ~Eng. Gram.-Abstmcts, half term. *Theory and Art of Teaching, " ''Primary Methods.

Second Term. P)~ysics-Optics. La.tin or German. Ancieut History and Literature. Botn.ny. *ObJect Le~sons -Sketches and

Criticisms.

Third Term.

Electricity and Magnetism. Medireval History and Literature. Latin or German. Rhetoric.

·,.J\fental Philosophy-3d w. Free-Hand Drawing-2d w. *Practice in. Teaching.

THIRD YEAR. First Term.

Geometry--"Solid. Latin or German. Chemistry. :i\Iodern History and L!t.ernture. Algebra-Advanced-Ifalf-term. Book-keeping-Half-term: *Pra-Otlee in Teaching.

Second Tenn. Latin or German. Political Economy. Trigonometry. Geology. *l\Ioral Philosophy.

Third Term. Astronomy .

. Latin or German. Reviews.

*Phil. and Hiet. of Education. *Six Essays on l\~ental Develop.

ment.

''Special Professional Work. tMap Drawing, first year.

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EXPENS]j,

Tuition, to residents of Cook County, is FREE; fo1· non-resi­. dents, it is at the rate of Thirty Dollars per'year.

Board can be obtained in good families at from THREE to FIVE DOLLARS per. week. By bmucling in. clubs or self-hoarding, the expenses of boarc1 can be reduced about one-half. Rooms can be had at reasonable rates. There are those ,vho board · themselves at an expense of not more .than $1.25 per week.

The new boctrding hmise "Sti.lclents' Hall" connectecl with the school, is conc1uctec1 on the club plan. ·Everything is fnr­nishec1 at cost-goocl board at about $2.25 per weeic; rent of room from $1.00 to $1.50 per month; washing at fi.f'ty ce11,ts

per dozen; light and fuel ji;f'ty cents a week in winter; launchy fi.m1ished free to those who wish to clo their own wasl:ring.

The culinary cle1mrtment of the boan1ing-house is fur:riished · complete; the lodging-rooms only in part. Each boarder is expected to supply himself '\v'ith beclding, carpets, towels and napkins.

ESTIMATED COST FOR ONE YEAR. Board at Students' Hall, 40 weeks, at $2,25 per week, Washing, 37-} cents per week, Fuel and lights, 25 weeks, at 50 cts. per week, For. boolrn and incidentals, -Room rent from $10.00 to

• $90.00 15.00 12.50 17.50 12.00

Total cost for a prudent pupil, $147.00

Some weeks· boarcl may cost $2.50 11er week, and some weeks it may fall below $2.25. In no case ·need the expense be more than $150.00 n, year for a resident of Cook County.

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EXTRACTS AND REQUIREJ'I.CENTS OF THE SCHOOL LAW.

TRUSTEES 0}' SCHOOLS. SECTION 2±. Trustees must lJe twenty-one yei,rs of nge and res­

. idents of the township. Whom them are three or more districts in a township, no two trnstces shall reside in the same district.

SEO. 25. Th(l election of trustees shall be on the second Satur­day of April, annually, in the following towns, viz.: Leyden, Jeffer­son, Proviso, Cicero, Lyons, Lyons and Lake, (T. ~8, R. 13); Lake nnd Hyde Pnrk (T. 3:,, R. H); Lemont, Calumet, Hyde Park (Frac. T. 37, R. 15); Thornton, Thornton, (Frac. 'f. 3li, R. 15); Bloom, Bl9om (Frnc. T. 35, R. 15). ·

SEO. 27. The following towns elect trustees at the regular town meeting: · Bnrringtou, Palatine, Vi'he,~Jing, Northliold, New Trier, Hanover, Schaumberg, Elk Grove, l\Iaine, Niles, Evanston, Lake View, Palos, Worth, Odand, Bremen and Rich. Tho town clerk shouicl file a certificate of election of school trustee with the County Superintendent.

SEO. 30. Fine of not less than twenty-fi,:e nor more than one hundred dollars for failure to return poll book or certificate of elec­tion to County Superintendent within ten days after election.

SEO. 32. Tre.asurers should be ti,ppointed in April after election of _the new trustee, and hold office for one year. ·

SEO. 33. How changes of district boundaries may be made. Map, copy of the record, !Lnd !L list of the ta_x p!Lyers mu.st be tiled within ten d!Lys.

SEC. 35. Pupils sh!Lll not be transferred from one district to !Lnother without a written permit of !L majority of the directors of both districts, which permit; shall be lilcd with the township treasurer. Teachers shall be paid by treasurer of town in which school house is locu.ted. Township high school may be organized.

SEO. 38. At each semi-annual meeting ot the trustecs·the books, vouchers and effects in hands of the township freasiO'ci· shall be e:.:mnined.

SCIIOOL DIRECTORS.

SEO. 42. Election of Directors on first Saturday of April No­tices of same to be posted in three conspicuous places ten clays.

The clerk of the Board of Directors shall submit his record to the· township tre(Lsurer for examination . on the fJist l\Ioncfays of April

,and October. Directors Bha /.l make a 1letrrilec_l report of receipts mHl expendi•

tures to the _voters pn1sent at the annual election of director, and a copy of smne shall be filed with the treasurer five clays before· the election.

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Must file the poll book with treasurer within ten days after each election.

No director or trustee shall be interested in any contract made by the Board of which he is a member.

SEC. 43. Directors· are authorized to levy a tax not exceeding two per cent. for educational, and three per cent. for building pur­poses, "Witho1:l.t:a;.·¥-Ote-oJ!..th,e,,·peo1ile,-

SEc. 44 .. ,Certificates for tax levy may be in the following form, and must be filed with· the County Clerk by the township treasurer on or before the first Tuesday in August. Gertf(icate of Levy to be ,·et.w·ned to the 2'ownship 2'reasurc,· the first Tuesclay in

.August: · We hereby certify thnt wo require the amount of ................... Dollars, to be

levied as a Bpeclal tnx for school purposes, on the taxable property of our district for the year 18... Given under our hnnds, thls ...... day of.. .... A. D. IS .. .

[Signed by three direct,orsJ Directors of District No ...... , Township No ...... . Range No ...... , of.. .... County, Ill.

Directors should be enreful to preserve a record in the Clerk's book of the amount of tax levy for each year.

SEO. 48. Directors shall establish schools and keep them in operation for rit least five months in each year, and lonyer, if prae·. ticable.

Shall adopt and enforce rules. Shall visit the schools. Shall strictly enforce uniformity of text books, and cnnnot change

them, legally, oftener· than once in .four years. iVIay ·continue schools nine months of twenty-two days each,

without a vote of the people. SEc. 52. No teacher shall be employed to teach any school un­

der the control of any Board of Directors who shnU not cit ilw _time of his employment, have a certificate of qualiftcation. (Seo Sec. 77.).

lVIuch trouble would be avoided if directors would st'l'iclly observe the requirements of this Section.

SEC. 77. Directors arc liable 1>crsonlllllf for money paid to teach­ers who do not hold a certificate ·which is in force. Seo also Sec. 52.

SEC. 54. School Directors shall certify no schedule reaching back mor~ than 'iix months. .

. Scheduies are payable monthly, and bear ten per cent. per annum until paid, whether stated in the order or-not.

The school month shall comprise twenty-two days actually taught.

NOTE.-Directors mny contmct with teachers by th'c tlay, week or month ort,tenty days, but where there is no contrnct, the.state law holds.

LEGAL HOLIDAYS.

Teachers shall not be required to teach on legal holidays; that is, on C,hristlllas and New Years clays, Thanksgiving, ()r holidays ap-

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SEo. 80. Boards of Education. - Their powers and duties .

TOWNSHIP TREASURER.

SEO. 5'7. All sums over oµe hundred dollars and !or all loans for more than one year, security shall be given by mortgage o.n real estate'unincumbered and double the loan.

SEO. 63. The Treasurer shull, on the first 1\Iondays of April and October of each year, make 11 full settlement with the respective Boards of Directors, and shall deliver to the Clerk of eaeh Board, on dernand, a s.tutement or exhibit of their uccount.

Shall mukc out an exhibit for the Board of Trustees,. and present the same at the annual meeting after the election.

SEO. '72. Township Treasurers shalf receh·e in full for: thoir ser­vices, 0, compensntion to be fixed prior to their election, by the Bonrd of Trustees.

Al\IEND:1.IENTS.

Act in force Juiy 1, 18'75. Providing for refunding of bonded indebtedness.

Act in force April 3, 1873. Authorizing the election of women as school officers.

Act in force Juiy 1, 187'7. Relates to the issue of school bonds and registering tlie same .

SPECIAL REPORT OF Tov;rNSHIP TREASURERS, SHOWING THE NAJIIES OF TEACHERS, SALARIES PAID, NUMBER OF PUPILS ENROLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, AMOUN.T

OF TAX LEVY AND RATE IN EACH DISTRIOT.

RICH; T. 35 !'T., R. 13 E., WILLIAM HAHNE, Treas., l\IATTESON, ILL.

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N.-l~R OF CLt:mc OF DoAnD OF DIRECTORS.

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1 IAnn!e E. G!ll .................................... $Jt) 001 ill1~ ~ ~ $1000 ----;;;--!Henry Dyke ...•...........•.... Homewood, Ill. ~1Annn.K. MoGlashn.11 .•....................... 1 :moo,. 110 ;15 JIIUU 3~21i!.l 2101 (.18 IJ -.11.. Blume ..•.................. Matteson, " ::1.T. \V. Allen....................................... HO 00, 220 1 Iii) 11::st a1J~1Jl li5i ~n .r. H. Lausen.................... · " " .J 1lllary L. \Vilder .............................. _... -111 oo; 151 I 3:1 I ;,:;,8 !10-liiu I J::iOI 17 Adam lllillor.................... " " 5 Bert,htt \'aUcr.................................... a;; OU 1:12 -W ;..;.Jfi:.! U!i:!~1 200 :m 1:E-Ieury Schulze ... u,,.......... " " GIK"to Fergnsou ...................................

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Lndies.................... .,J ~O· I . BLOOM, T. 35, R. 14, WM, J. McELDOWNEY; Treas., BLOOM, ILL,

I I Robert. \V:t-lluce ........... : .................... 1 SJO. 00, rn:1 I 4H ll'.!JO $1(;1 ll7 $10001 62 IL. Oawnld ........................ Jilloom, Ill. 1 \Villinm .Jones................................... ~O 001 221 -JS · 1 l\Iaggie Caskey................................... H5 00 lUH 25 1H03 2\Annie IIL Millar ............................. { 1r~~ ;;g }m; 17 16SU 3G2U9 2_401 08 .,Abner .T. Millar .......•.•..... Bloom, Ill. ~

1com I,. De:i.11...................................... :.15 ool. l:.!7 \ 12 8~0.. ,Vi2tH 175 ,Jo Snmuel Frusher .......... · .... Homewood, Ill. .JJc. J>. Hnxll'\y............ .....•................... 55 !JO\ l!IS , 58 nO,fJ 90·151i 150 17 111. K. Sweet ..................... Glenwood, " 5111iclrnrd Loebcrstciu ........................ .IIJ 00 1 15·1 ~1 1890 30831 200 60 Peter Naumes .................. Bloom, "

. uiDn.niel Martin ................................ { ~V •• !~ OUOllj} 171i 28 ~903 50i7S 400 79 Wm. D. Wilkie .....•...•... Glenwood, I , . .,a .

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IA vernge Salary} Gen.ts ·· ........... ...... f* 14 Ladies.................... ,L 00 .

BLOOM, '(Fractional,) T. 35, R. 15, lI, KALVELAGE, Treas,, DYER, LAKE COUNTY, IND,

liJ1111ary n. Dempster ..................... :....... 30 ool 110· 21 moo 2~220 50 18 III. Becker........................ " " " "

\ilfary H. 810:m ................................... l S3S 00! 110 111 1102:1 I SH031l7 I O I O IS. Lcdoux ........................ JDyer, Lalce Co., In.cl.

IAvernae Salary} Males···················· · · " · Females .... .....•... . 3 l OOJ • • ·

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SPECIAL REPORrl' OF TO"'ii\TNSHIP TREASUI:"tERS, SHOWING TRE NAMES 01,' TEAOIIERS, SALAmEs PAID, NUJ\IBER OF PUPILS m,""IWLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, AMOUNT

OF TAX LEVY· AND RATE IN EAOR DISTRIOT,

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ORLAND, T, 36, R, 12, JOHN HUM?EREY, Treas,, ORLAND, ILL.

NAME OF TEACilER. ~,.; =~ ~°3,-d ;;n8 ?-;:: ~ >.~ Afo A-E~ ,E-i ~~ 11.9 ~

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NAME OF Cr.EnK OF Ilo.An.n OF DIRZG'l'ORS. P. 0. ADDRESS.

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18,7 ~.3::--00 /·2-s ---1-/"'rn1 Br·1·grrs IGoodings Grove . cy i., 1sso11 ... " ...................... ~H·•· S. ;10 00 HH 20 1177 ~ ,o r ,o ,. l't • e .................... :r •

2•Snr·1h Feri'crs } W.llo 00 1-JO ·Jfi 27fiD I ' . ................................ s. 2;; oo JtO :i,; :lOKi r,2,;nr, I no 1;; Wm. Bcnglc.v .................... Orlnnd. 3•Nellle Brcmn.er..... ............. . .......... 3;; 00 170 J!l 17HU 4,IH7D 200 48 l\fort,in lfagen .................. ,Mokenn. 4[1:-illi(! '\~illir!n~~·······.......................... ~x Oil H~ ~G 12fi5 l 70HU 150 22 John Kirby ..................... Now Bremen. 41Sophta F' •• Jen-en............................. <>0 00 GI, ,H J.l6 r 51Lanio l,lnlctt .................. '................... ~:Ulll JJO .. J5 2·~f} 5fllUO 150 27 F. l\Iinard ........ · ................ Blue Island. 5 Alma(,. Lu ens ........................... ...... 25 no H 27 I Ii-ii Ii .J. lt. ~lnson ....................... ,............... 37 fiO 8.~ 2~ ,12!17 L 4-ID70 200 •15 Jn.cob Blesch .................... En.st Orln.nd.

_u Oln.gg1c f:uc?s. .................................... ~-f Oii ~s ~~ I ~~~ j . · 7 r:o.nniel;crro1s .......................... ,........ ,IQ oo l;J4 2:,

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Average Snln.ry l Gen ts .................... 37 22 J r I,adlea.................... 31 wJ

BREMEN, T, 36, R, 13, CHRISTIAN ANDRES, Treas., NEW BREMEN, ILL, 1 Nellie Fuller....................................... l):lO 001 151 42 ;JG6l I $fin. 1-15 'l;,200 I 29 I John Rippet .................... ,Blue Island, III. 2 W. 11. Wcher................... ................. 45 00

1 17U 38 :1206 8!l!la5 350 30 F. L. Gurrad .................... New Bremen, Ill.

8 R. Schussler...................................... 40 00 1 rnz · 50 3:lfl~ 8li~il3 150 18 Samuel Fulton............... " " " 3 Lillie Willimm................................. 2;3 oo, · fifi 15 5Sil 4 Lanie HuletL...................................... 3H 00, 107 10 32;;·

. 4 Alma. Lncns...... ................................. 25 00 Uil G 2!i1 5 Phillip II. Warner........................... 4,5 oo ms 47 ,555:1 6 Wm. Orr............................................. 40 00 176 ·15 41.J5

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. THORNTON, T. 36, R. 14, PHILLIP SCHWAB, Treas., THOR?ifTON, ILL. 1 R. B. 'llflllar ....................... ................ $00 00 178 61 5HIG $itli53 '$2000 251 \Vm. Cone.; ...................... Thornton, Ill. 1 S. A. Young....................................... ·15 00 17G (i,3 75H7 2 C. VanQstenbrngge .............. :............ 50 00 176 UO i5~a 02813 GOO 96 O. Vo.n Tnnten ................. So. Hollnnd, Ill. 2 Ethv .. A. V.,..un '.ruyl............................. -1.5 UO 22 -00 77fi . 8 A, Engel ... .............. ..................... . ... 48 00 151 02 57~0 . 08497 600 SS John Berger ..................... Dolton, 3 Edwin E. Griswold........................... ·13 OU 22 0·2 :'H2 . ·l Chas. i\..fo>tk ............................ ;.......... .15 00 170 59 B1J1:J 5sa52 1200 20G \Vm. Docppe .................... IIomewoocl, " ~ ,Tohn he1waly .................................... -15 00 22 ,;n 9-1-l Ii E. 1''. l\IcC!intock.............................. 50 00 171l ,JR -1702 505,9 GOO JOG Wm. Witte ....................... Blue Islnncl, " li1Rol>cec,a I-:. llishop............................. 50 00 liO ~8 1,rnJl 90DGU ,·2100 2:ll Z. A. Neil: ........................ Dolton, Ii R. B. fl. Himonson ............... ,......... ... i7 50 lf,l 2:\ 13!ll7 · G Samuel Shephcnl.............................. 70 00 22 2:: GH · • 7/·Jcnnet l\lullie., ..... ; ... ,........................ 4? ooj 220 ,Js 1557·1 450~0 550 12a Walter Van Graff ........... jso. IIollo.ncl, "

A vemge Salary l C, en_t.s ..... ·············· 5~ 00 · . . r Ladies ... ........ ...... fa OU

THORNTON, (Fractional,) T. 36, R. 15, c. L. VANSTEENJ3ERGH, Treas., LANSING, ILL. l!IIoward w.·. l\rercor ........................... l $55 001 l!ll I 08 lii'JGO I S,S,\O'.l 1~1200 1153 ,.Tames Cnlllnan ............... ,Lauslng, Ill. !l!Evcrt Hmit.s............ .......................... iiO or, lUI 77 u,!J;J Glll5! 350 53 John l\Ieyer ..................... " "

A vera.gc Sa.lnry, Gents..................... 52 .:10 · ·

LEMON:T, T. 37, R. 11, D. C .. SKELLY, Treas., LEMONT, ILL.· to

l. l'l\[~r.! A. l\fnr~,hy ............................... ~J~· fiO 170 49 ::!!~!) I. S~~,;~5 l·~iOO I sn IJ'.'ll.n G:111;1,c~n .................. ,Sng Brhlge, Cook Co. <:lt 2 1\1,t, T,. Luther................................... _,, 00 l!IJ sJ,, ~,,,,, 3,ll,O 300 81 J,unes l\L 11 ipp ............... Lemont-, Ill. 2 Eva F.. BenncLt.................................. 2ii 00 m H2 1108 I I :J l\I. 8huy ..................... ...................... Hii 00 221J 13S 188i8. 2SUG18 0 0 John McCarthy .............. . ;J .Tolrnrrnu. Brassil................................ 40 50 220 U3 111741 3 M:.ry E:. Hunt.................................... :;6 00 220 11:1 ll:31! 3 .Tolin ,v. lllcCnrlhy........................... 54 00 220 U-1 !21!i0 3 John UcCarlhy................................. 81 00 220 (16 l:l7!\;J . 8 Itl" K Tkrhy .............. ............... ......... 25 no 6G 27 1087 I 37305 I 150 I 4.0 js. c. Kelsey .................... . 8 Anna D . .slart.in................................. :JO 00 . UU 30 1812

Average Salnry l G;n.Ls ···················· ?7 ~2 f L,HhCS.............. ..... ,U 8,

PALOS, T. 37, R. 12, CHRISTOPHER JlllKELSON, Treas., MT. FORREST, ILL; 1/Jnmo~ llfC;?.~nnis .............................. $5:) !l~l 1~8 I 5~.· ~!~! I ~'17~~~ !S;!50 ~~ Jcreml:;h Dea .................. So. 1\It. Forrest. 2 ,Tames Mcu1ll.................................... 3h _,,I J.,-1 I .Ji; ,11..0 41-Uo oOO 1,l ,To.mes Lush ..................... Palos. 3 J. U. Mason....................................... 37 501 H8 20 lHSl Marlin lllim ..................... Eust Orland. a l\largaret Lucus................................. 2 l oo HR 2u 1·151 41\V; E. Fagan...................................... ti3 0. 0 2~0 Ill 7HH5 401-l5 000 150 Wm. \Vachter ........... , ..... So. l\It, l<'orrest. ,; Katie A. Dono)rne ..................... ,....... ·17 ·501 220 GO ,3Iil RS00-1 800 90 Jiimcs Williams.............. " O Alice Lewis ....................................... 35 00 110 29 125U 32070 300 01 George Meyer .................. Lanes Island.

Average Salary l Gc>n_t~ .................... ·;!7 fl f Lnu1es.,.................. .,,, oO

SPECIAL REPORT OF TO,VNSHIP TREASURERS, SHOWING THE NAMES OF TEACHERS, SALARIES PAID, NUJIIBER OF PUPILS ENBOLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, AMOUNT

OF TAX LEVY AND RATE IN EA.OH DISTRICT.

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WORTH, T. 37, R. 13, MATHIAS HELBREG, T1·eas., BLUE ISLAND, ILL.

NA11IE OF TEACHER.

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P. 0. ADDRE;S,

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IIE. L. Hnlleck ...................................... 1$Jl0 00 1221 t,,., 12183 5'2-:i1621 S.5000 I 200 \Herman Schmidt ............ jBJue Island.

1 l\I. L. Seymour.................................. J:lO 00 50 f •• 110 l!I I 1 Frnnccs Rexford.......................... .. . 30 00 40 15u:l 1 ,Tossie Hohinson ................................ ·15 00· IOr. 57 70:ll 11 ll[nry Binni, ....................................... 55 00 1!l1 I 4 ! 4765 1 F'rances O. Da~· ................................. 5.; 00 l!J.1 ·IH ,,i2fl0 , 1 L::mm A. Goodrich ......... ; ................. J HO 00 194 I 82 GOH! 1 llfnrJ' .T. Purer .................................... I 50 on 104 1 2!1 ·lOl!I J Anna Dc>rtrnnd ................................... JO OU l!J~ ! 70 us:a .J7:rn5l 200 4:l !Edw. Hishop .................... /Blue Island .. 2 Victor\n Pcpp!'r ................................. , 30 00 1!17 I W

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41:J~Y, 401;~2 ,JOO 100 'Gcorgc> JJorhncker ............ " " ll Eugenm ?\Icrr1ll ........ ~...................... ;10 00 1 i:iS .,., l!HO 31T,eopol<l fi"11rocdcr .......................... 1 ,i:; 00 I mo 1) "- WIO 4r,.;1111 :lQO G5 .Tmnefi Croisdale .............. mack Oak. 4 '.rhon)as Hh.arp ................................... 1 30 00 120 · j 21 J71J.f llUJ2~ ~00 2S ·

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C. D. Iglehart .................. Blue Island. ;i,N(lllic FrlRIJie .................................... 1

1 40 00 I 145 ) -i- 2~51 . . I

r.!Alicc Lowis .......................... .-............ · 40 00 ·1·! I · 0 i118 32076 300 04 'iY. ~'obey: ......................... La.nes Isln.nd. GiAlice Lewis ..................... : ................. 1

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~ii 00 I 12s . 2!1 2~0~~ J08,>;;J[ll 2UOO 18-1 \Y. a. Dean ....................... Evergreen Purk. 71Nellie l'owers.................................... ~5. ~~ IM I -J2 -JSiiO . '1

Average Salary} Gen.I,~ .................. · 18 ·~ I I . Lnd1es ................... ., ·11 U. ,

CALUI'IIET AND HYDE PARK, T. ~7, R. 14, CHR. RINKEI,TBERGER, Treas., BLUE ISLAND. ljl\I. r,. fle~'nrnm· ................................... :;1:10 oo 57 3 I ~OQ I $25IGZJ.•$,3000 200 1 I I·.E .. L. ll.alleek .................................... llO mi J22 11 I oJ,J, I · l 'Lnnm A. Goodrlcb ........................... 60 OU 174 !I J,Jo7 1 Frances O Day................................. 65 00 17-J 18 1802 1\Annn. Hert.rand................................. -1Q 00 1p~ t! '.1Z~·l. )Herman Schmidt .......... Blue Island. 1 Jessie Hobmson ................................ 4n 00 ma =J ,.,s.J lll\Iu.ry Dlack ...... ;................................ 55 ao mt 21 3:127 1 llfnr:r J. Purcr.................................... r,o 00 IO! 111 mu J Frances Rexford................................ HO 00 20 30 706 · 2

1,nyr<?n llrcrc~r .................................... RO on l~O ~7 sn~! '. 81004 1000 120 }Edwin R.Andrews ...... /Kensington.

2 Daniel .Mn.rt.m ................................... 70 00 _2 · ,O llb, I

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311\fary D. Howe................................... 50 00 153 I 26· 38ZS Slii~G 2200 Z70 P. E. Kingman ........... ·washington Heights 4 G. Albert Drennen.......................... iill 00 2:m 110 1:z,;1;0 08354 moo lUO l D De Young Hosclancl 4Jli'recl. C. Brnyton •... ........................ 50 00 161 SS [1023 f · .................. • · il(Wm. Gl'imlcy .......... ,................ ........ 85 oo 195 ,Jl -llrn 1031:13 000 P.l S. B. Brockway ............ South Englewood. O(W, H. :\'evlns............ ....................... ,;~ on ms ·10 51;:,.J 9i872 300 31 \Chcts Ilreyforrle Blue Jsln.iicl · U1II. T. J-[ofchldns................................ 50 00 . 22 2·1 3!1:t · '° ............ · 7JH. ,T. Waldo....................................... 70 00 "8ii 20 llXH. ~11177 10000 322 718. 8. Rogers, Jr.................................. 50 00 120 22 u-:z.· · . 7 Lucy Clorton .............................. ;....... r,o 00 200 · GI !Hil!l D s Heffron \Washington Hel"hts 7 Ann:1 llinm:\.11................................... 50 011 2110 til !I..S02 • · ................. . "' 7; Mary K :!\!yrielt ................. :.............. 50 00 200 2~ ,J.Jfl,; 7,Com ;n. Hc·Jl'ron ................................ 411 oo ,5 H m s:.T. A. ')Vnest....................................... !Ill 00 1!17 311 iiHS2 10:mm 3.'iOO 339 lAu st Reicl Jr lmveruale · 8 l\1iun1c \Yucst ................................... 513 00 l!l7 06 U:JS3 f gu 1

• ......... ,\ • • O!'l'hos. llior. an .... , ..... ,. .......................... , GO ?O mo 7-1 tWD 2511111700 677 JOH, P. Otto .................... Brown's Mllls.

Average S:tlary) f,cn~s .................... G~ 2~ J Ln.dtc8 .................. ·l8 ·lh

E:YDE PARK, (Fractional,) T. 37, R. '15, SAMUEL RAY, .Treas., SO. CHICAGO. 1 .Tohn L. iValsh................................... so 00 I 210 ·15 Hl.'i!I 392124 li3025 383 l 1 Violn A. Arnoltl....... ........................ 50 00 210 ·lii 6lfll · 1 Mnry JJu~·le......... ............................. 50 00 210 87 !i'l86 . 1 K;1t~ A~ ~_'hllbln ................ .............. 2~ 00 ~7~ 6~ ~JZ.8 :i.r. Hauslor .................... 1south Chicago. 1 i\. I. 1'1,1hl....................................... ,,, 00 _o., ·lt> u·l17

. 1 Jennie Logan.................................. 50 00 210 52 HS2-J I I Jl.nnicCrnwrortl ................................ 50 00 !!lO 18 22M , · 1 Alla IInycs.............. ..... ........... ......... so oo 08 rn •174 J

Av.emgc Salary l r:;~n~~ .................... 77 50 I f L,LUICR .................. 50 00

LYONS, T. 38, R. 12, ROBERT VIAL, Treas., WESTERN SPRINGS, ILL. 1 ,T. D. ny:m................ ............. ........... 75 00 I 2271 fi7 91ii9 1096 .J!l 1200 110 n. ,T. Allison ................... Summit. !'; iValtcr Mart.in................................... -1,5 00 201 58 .J!18l 1000 .Jti 600 i;o Chas. Ptilfi' ............... ,......... " 3 Susan el. Bean ..... ,............................... ,Jo 00 mo 30 :i,!07 JlH!I 01 . 800 60 Thomas Jonson ................ iVestern Springs. -1 Wriu;ht Holden ...................... ,........... .J5 00 171 5J 3[•7·1 800 35 700 SS Joseph Evuns .................. La Gro.nge • .J iVaJt.er Martin .................................. , .JO 00 rn. 2fl H70 . 5 G .. T. n. Floyu.................................... 70 oo 175 ,13· -1002 S-J2 98 2500 2,1 Wm. Robb ........................ Lyons. 5 Abby ;l!ootly ...................................... 32 00 liH 05 H221 I I 5 ,J. J,·A. Mnrphy ............ : ................ :. 75 00 22 88 JiO~ . , n Wm. Nunn......................................... Oii 00 511 ·17 lJ.tO 1800 74 3000 166 jD::wiu n. Lymun ............. )La Grange. O C. E. Moore....................................... 65 00 JO!l 29 2:12~ li Mary K llfunn ..... ................ :............ ·10 00 19·1 4-l 5086 fi Emma 'rhresher................................ 70 00 172 3!l 4HR4 6 Snr:tll Kelsey...................................... 15 00 152 28 2617 I · 1

. Ii Chns. \Y. ltichmond.......................... 75 00 6 Lindo. ,fonne ............... ..................... 50 00 22 411 I 72·1 I 8 W. E .• Jayne....................................... 80 00 · 207 56 6178 642 61 850

Average Salary} Gen~s .................... 61 82 . Ladies .................. _4_1_1_7 _______ ·-----------,------------'-----------

N. S. Currington ............. !Lyonsv!lle. 132

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OF TAX LEVY AND ~ATE .IN EAOH DISTRIOT.

LYONS AND LAKE, T. 38, R; 13, WM. A. COLVIN, T1·eas., ENGLEWOOD.

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N.1>rn OF CLF.m, OF Bo.mo OF DIRECTORS.

P. 0. ADDRESS.

1 C.H. Wheeler .................................. $80 00 fill-;- 33i6 'l~I ~1500120'1;\lartin l\Iurrn,y ..... : ........ .',South Lynne. 2 Katie .Ha.rtlgan................................. 55 00 1!18 2-1 232-l . H:10:!Ui 1000 30 · T. O'Donnell .................... Factoryville. 3 Ida Cook........ .................................... ii5 00 l!lil 18 2052 llGflOl 800 GD Fred. Bowers ...... ............ " 4 .Maggie Blttkesley........................ ..... 50 00 188 30 227:! HIHU,5 1000 i~ Philip Groebe ................. . 5 Mary :no:N"urncy................................ u;; 00 213 ~O 3716 170100 2fi00 147 H. TI. Hendee ....••........•... 5 J. W. Hu~soy .................................... (i5 00 213 20 · 203!J

A verago Salary l Gen .ts ...... .............. 72 50 , J Ladies .................. 57 00

HYDE PARK AND LAKE, T. T. 38, R. 14, E. M. JARRETT, Treas., 228 FRANKLIN ST., CHICAGO. 1 Leslie. ~.ewis, St)pCrintendenf. ........ $200 00 I I I I 31843A8j 22000! GD 1·10 j.Leslic Lewis .................... jHycle Park. 1 {'Vyll1s Benedict ................ , ........ ,... 120 oo ns l Wm. G. Beale................................. 100 oo nn 03 002-i 1 Clam A. Stolp................................ ~o 00 107 1 :Maria. A. \Yait ................................ 80 OU Jili 1 Glare J~. Holt....... .............................. GO 00 127 · 1 Mnric HurronJ................................... 50 oo 70 1 HaU-ic A. Burts ................................. ·Ho 00 l!l7 1 Clara ll. Newkirlr.............................. Oil oo rn, l Eleanor Green................................... no no rn, 1 Clare .Fl. Holl .......................... .-........... no 00 70 l Nellie D. Henly ............................... 00 00 1!17 l Amelia s. P<irsons............................. 70 oo rn, l Mary If. Garrigan............................. 70 00 l!J7 1 A. L. Jlarkei· ...........................•.......... 50 00 Hl7 1 ,T. l\L G. Carl.er................................... 110 00 lll7 l Marin. A. Fair.................................... 60 00 Hl7

l l\tary Kennedy................................. fiO 00 107 1 l\Inry '!'. :l.[ooney .... ,........................... 60 00 I W7

l l\huy l\L Haue .................................... 60 00 197 l Sar1:.F!emm_i~1g .. _............................... r,o 00 JD7

1 Lulu Starr......................................... 45 00 107 2 See page )JS ........................................ .

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583~0·13' SOOOOl 13i 1-lOIFredk. Kimmcy .............. \rno Dearborn.

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31 Clrns. Park er.,Superi u teuden t ......... 1$180 00

3! Emma. u. BarreLt.............................. 05 OU 3jCornclia Brauch .............................. :. 70 UO 3l l\Iary L. Bass ........................ :............. 6-3 00

Jn7 I 30 5~7ll 198 3U 4ll\l!J ms H 1mo

7130421 18000 252 H. R. Hobart .......... _ .......... /o.akla.~d,Hyde Pnrk.

a ?>fary ll. Perry ................................... 05 oo *!1~gucs .II:.n~ley.................. ................ <!Q 00 "iUarrlc Lewis ...................................... , (,;, Oil 31ElvirnU,u1niHter .............................. l u,; 00 ~~!1.1

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Ua UO .J))aniel .i\IcKiuucy............................. (i1J oo ,J!F. C. Brnyton .................................... fiO ll!J -1p.lfrs .. lL ;\[el~inney .. :......................... ~5 OU ,J 1~11.I-H, l[asl.111g;s ................................. ! "'I 01) 5ICtins. F. Urnytou .............................. 1 Sil OJ 5:LilJl.>ie Close....................................... li5 oO OIL!tlic S. :-;1.ovcuson ................... : ........ 1 70 o,J n;i,:mily .!. nose .................................... , 50 00 u;Net1.ic ~h:Clintoek ........................... 51l 00 7jC. U. 1.Jocl~e ......................................... l Sil 00 7! Loui~c T. li'osier ,,u............................ ·Woo

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]~~ ii~ -1girr \ , l !1l ~5 HUS2 \ 1!11 27 3!Js.~ 070100 50001 75 Geo. Pt.rker .................... : Hydo Parle. 2ou 2') 1 aun I l 21l~ 5!1 I iS2S : 97-11.l881 4000'

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41 IJ. F. Hinkle ..................... Brighton, Cook Co. 2117 -1l) 5001 I 20IJ '11 wno 'I -l2JS2!110000 236 E. P. Brooks .................... :Hyll.c Pa.rk .. wn -is 7iiOD I

I . F. T. Haynes ..................... South Englewood.

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PROVISO, T. 39, R. 12, H. E. SCHARENl3ERG, Treas., OAK PARK. 1·,Geo.,V.Wilcox ................................. 1SQllOO.}I I $1:JO!f27•$5UOO HS3 11 1 Dell O. Knapp .................................... 1 ;;O OU 180 1-1 ~"036 l I . I 22 00 1

--·· 1 Clam II. Lusk ................................. ·1 27 oo 1

1 Homer Bevans................................... oo 00 20 2U 522 1 J. H. C. Schroeder. ll'l'. A . .Murray ...................................... , o_·o 00 20 33 I lll7 j

1 Dell O. Knapp .................................... 50 00 20 26 -17:l I 1 Clara II. Luslc............ .................. ..... HO 00 20 fi4 n lfi 2.11r.L.Kimball ...................................

13500 161 20 1738 06986 300 45 .TohnLanggut.h ...... ; ........ IE!mlmrst.

31J.R.l•'os1.m, ........................................ ·1500 lli'.l 2.1 21i67 _52551 300 57 JjA.Porter ..................... ,

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Maywood. ~ A. F'. Kcmmnn ................................ ! 50 00 170 2! 2~5:J 911 74 4.00 44 C. G. Puwieck ................... Proviso. 5 W. II. Dow·ning ................................ p33 00 15! :JS -1~79 :!310 52 4500 130 } 5 Ettn. M. Parker ................................... ; 30·00 HQ :is 4llic, - B M F d Riverside 5 Cllns. L. !lfarsh ................................... aoo 00 -Ju 31 • 21!JU • • or .................... • 5 :\[rs. A. G. C. Davison ....................... 1 ·JO 00 -H 4i 1;;;;3. " u .Auµ;ustus Beckman .......................... , 50 00_ J8!l 32 ;J5:l5 5G4 72 ·100 71 J. Fippinger ..................... Maywood. 7 N. A. Jlarret.t .... _ ........... , ...................... 1100 00 200 52 8SG8 1-152 87 3000 207 l 7 !II. L. lln.rher ...................................... i 55 00 151 u3 75U5 . 7 Anna c. Benjamin .......................... ·1~ 00 101 40 58_12 R B B Maywood 7 A. Bell SllllOllS ................................. , fo 00 421 56 ID~O • • a.rney................. . 7 Georgi:urn i\L Merrill....................... 35 00 20 · 40 730" , 7 Louisn L. Finn................................... 45 00 21 50 989

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Average Salary l Gcn~s ..................... 711 78 . · l Lall.Jes .................. , 41 00

Oak Park.

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OF TAX LEVY AND IU.TE IN EAOH DISTRIOT. . .

CICERO, T. 39, R. 13, GEO. H. PHILBRICK, Treas., 172 MADISON ST., CHICAGO.

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B. L. Dodgv ................................... J 200 ool { J.lv {74 -}-,------- 1 J Huttle D. Howell ........................... l 75 001 HO :_1 nuo SH5525 $u500 157 l .

Mnrt,ha Buh re............................... 55 011 I !O ,4 ll. L. Dodge ....•.... ............ .. ... ... ...... 2ll0 OU\ uU 72

iJlEmily ,Vright ................................ { 75 Olli { uO J z:.: }B7il211

'.l'hos Akin IO k p k l\Iart-hu; 13nhre ................................ 65 lllll' Oil ! ,:t • .................. a o.r •

1 l\Iary A. Lewis................................... 55 00 ~OU li7 lHH·I I l Sarah Lewis ... ................. ...... ........... 51J OU 200 :!8 •J5".l7 1 1 Helen A. Griffith........... .................. UU OU :WU (i;J llHi , 1 Dora L. Woodruff............................. 55 OOj 2UU ti~ llli:J;3 )

2 JD. L. Buzzell.................................... 1-10 00, 21.U ·11} \ l Ernestine l\Icrgler ................. :........ 85 OOJ. 200 ·l . .' ITTH4 51:)28-1 6500 127 f

2 l\[rs. F. E. Bradshaw........................ 50 uu1

180 61 8~17 · 2 Dom A. lllacliburn........................... 50 01!1 lnU ·I.I! U5llU F l\f Murra,• IA tl 2 Edith M. Haggo.rd............................. 50 00, :l!1U bu ~73!1 • ·" ', •·····•········ us n. 2 ,Tulia E. Orrnixton ......... ,................... 50 uo'. Oil 5:1 27,,~ . 2 Lucy(). ,Tolrnslon.................. ........... ,Ji\ 011: !!U tlli 5~U I 2 HaLLic n. Cuntlcld............................. -10 Ull; :su 41 77;{ J 3 J.B. Thompson ......... ,...................... Sil uu 1 !Uli :;.; I 2U20 ,lJ2S32 9000 2G:l l 3 n. c. Smyer ....... ·......................•..•...... 95 uo i hli ,Jl loU2 3 Vlrginiu.Snyre................................... lUIJ 001 30 20 5a~ rClw.s. Cannon .............. JCentmlPo.rk 3 Alice 111. .Mooney ......................... ;... GO 00 2UU ;J7 HIJIJ7 I . 3 Eliza A. Hunt............................. .... iill OU 200 U3 s,w,

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1· 4 J. R. l\IcGinty .... : .......... ,................... 75 OU ~20 ~IJ .J:;:!~ · 158078 2000 127 Chas. Jacobs .................... Factoryville. 4 Agnes E. Brown................................ 15 OQ ~:!O ,Jl 7lhU · 7 Anthony Lemon............................. rno ooj :l:cO I 5\l 7!i7S 3R!l!l81 !JOOIJ 23Q .John c,.·awrord ................. j Lawndo.le 8 .Joseph BnrnnbeG ............... ,...... ... ... llO 80 1 100 ~!J mu;, 2Ui.i055 !JOIIU 30u gapb.uel G. Hali .............. (Jlyde. • 81Peter A. Downey.............................. 80 001 120 M 2ll!l8 . Average Salary}Gents ···················· 11~ 201 Lndles ...... ... ......... 51 ,,5

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LEYDEN, T. 40, R. 12, F. T. BRO.OKS, Treas.; LEYDEN.

llFru.uces l\forou { lw.:l5 001 llO 35 Hl2S I .,5;,.,87 O• O ,jns. Peunoyer ................. !Norwood Park, ' •• ......... ... ...... ............ s. ao oo oo 35 5~u v uu I _ - _ 2 Mnggle l\Iorau .............................. { 's\',:!~

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1·~,' 61:m3 S 200 S!l ,Henry Dlerking .............. 1\fanhclm.

I . ih} I -:t u... • .... . I -3 "r· G. Alden...................................... li5 o_n\ 170 ,_m ·lifli 125!171 050 52 John Lovett ..................... l\Iont Clair. -11u c \Yillis J lw.,;o oo 88 30 ~:Wi

11 11--s- RIJO , , ,·F'. H. Kliue ...................... 1

1Jefl'erson. . . ................................ , .. 1 .s. 40 Oil Gti 3!) !115 •)d, I • ,b •

51Mur;1, Bonlh ...................................... J ,JIJ (lrl! 15-l I 37 I ntlli~ i ·u;mo; I 5\lOi so !'Henry Esch .. , ................... ,Iliver ~nrk. (i;J\lary Momn ...................................... \ ·J5 {)Iii 151 il4 31:171 GS1,;u HIIO; 52 Henry Kirschotf .............. ,lllanheun. 7!.Ag;tteH CJillhrtl .........................•.......

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50 OU! J:t! i ;:u ;;ti)~ a . ..;11.1~ I SOU! 80 . \V111. Dlerlting ................. 1

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" 8'f~itbclla .T<>lmson-.............................. ::~ litl! llU I '27 I lili7 :i~~·J5 I ~-150: 78 I Henry Kulp..................... " · u

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1 ~I. L. Kin,uull (Co; Lin.e Dist.)......... ~:; i;~: 17U !J I -JOG. . I John Laugguth ............... ·Elmhurst. Average Salary} Gen.ts .................... , ul lu: I '

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· JEFFERSON, T. 40, R. 13, W. C. HAZELTON, Treas., JEFFERSON.

11·c\rn1:. J. Dodge ................................... , 1 Lizzie M. JJoclge ............................... . 2fi\ln.1\y Cn_rsun ................................ ······ 1 3j'l'herosa Hoo!h ................................. .. -1 11\Iag;gie l\.01.Jinson .............................. 1 51

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J. lt. J. Anthony ............................... , (i Benj. Hotcllkius ............................... . 7

1So!on ,J. Dodg-0 .................................. .

8 Neille Brown .................................... 1 U II. ;\!. Towne ................ , .................. }

U Li bl.lie ·wnters .............................. .. 10 Edna A. Nellls ................................. .. 11 .r. B: Farnsworth .......................... ,. 1 ii f;f~'t~'e~~.~.'.-~:.::.::::·::::.:·.·.:·::.:·.:::::·.::::::: f l:s;Kittie Smith .................................... .. lB,,T. A. '.Vadhums ............................... .. 13(Viora Pierson ................................... . 141.M. ll. U. Luby ........ _ ........................... -

1 14 \V. \V. \\'unt\\'ot·th ......... , ............... .. w. L. Klein (High School) ............ .

Avera. e-Snlnry} Gents ................... ,J g Ludles .......... , ...... .

$1i0 Oll1 lGS I !ill OIJ 1!13 ;;o OIJ ~11,1 i •l;i l!U: l!l:-i I :Ill llOi ltili I

igg g:11 g~ . .15 ool\ wci 35 OU 178

~3 ~~I 200 H5 UIJ HO

100 00 }:WU 40 OIJ :~5 00

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:11 ·i s;;so 57817 5s 81m:1 H:wu a:; n:m2 1815!12 ~I) !llJ !~ 110:IIJH ·10 -JJ~U 1811Jj0 73 J 11015 USU:l-1

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1015 21408

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P,(850 201208

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50 001- 101) 1· 32 5; 00 6[1 30 l~O 00 140 30 07 22 ·15 00

1027 (lJ22-i)ti!l5 2Wu U:l3 3075

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40110

350 5000

300 5000

900

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IL. A. Bndlong .................. 1121 S. Water St., Chi.

~? .T. w:. K~mbull .............. · ... /116 :Marke~ St., ChL -·> D,:nu,;l h?,ot.11 .................... ?Io1:1.t. ?hue. 70 1Asn l•. n, ,tdley ................

1Jcllerson.

2111 j'Jolrn Ctt!111nnclc ............... 1No1:wood Park.

110 I-Ienry'.·nnmtLtn .............. 1Jellerson.

.J:J ,Chas. J. Brown............... " -3;l IJnmes Smith .................... ·

580 \Vm. P. Gray ................ ; .. .

l()(j 102

80 Z.15

IJolmF. ',Vend ............... Jr.Iaplcwood. I H.F. Holcomb ................. Irving Park.

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\V. '.V. Smith .................. ,.Tefl'erson.

04 Ed ward Simorids ............. ,Paclfic Junct.lon.

-1Cla:rk Roberts .................. Jefferson.

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SPECIAL REPORT OF TO'NNSHIP TREASURERS, SHOWING THE N.A.ll.[ES OF TEACHERS, SALAlUES PA.ID, NUMBER OF PUPILS ENIWLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, AMOUNT

. OF TA:S: LEVY AND RATE IN EACH DISTRICT.

LAKE VIEW, T. 40, R. 14, W. R. LARRABEE, Ti·eas., CITY HALL, CHICAGO.

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A. F. Ni:.;hlingale (High School) .... . i\Iarti11 L. A11tlerson .... : .................. . i\Ia1·~· 1". Cochrane ............................ . l\I. lllermond (French) .................... . Clam Klemm {German) ....•..........•...•

.1 ill 1:s. l\I. R. llrooks ............................ . 1 Tnlla Ui,11. ........................................ . l Millie Clybonrnc ............................. . 1 Juli!)t.ie 111. Delano .......................... .

i tl1lii:l:;Ii?1!t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 Linii E. 'l'rucmlle ............................. . 1 L<nusc Uonc;r ................................... . 1 C~1crt::url<; J-;. Williams ...................... . 1 h.tl,w \\ nllace ................................... . 1 i\Irs. Frances King ........................... \ 1 111:trf l•'. Owens ............................... ..

1 &1r~:~:}: i~l~I~;~;·~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 Sarah C. Hnnlcr ...... , .........................

1 1 Isabella Clou!;(han ........................... .. 1 llI~ry J,. Dlckmsou ........................... l 1 Altcc Jllack(mrn ................................ , 21Jno. 111. Wh·1leheau ............................ , 2:F: JI. Ha1\h11g , .......... , ...................... . "!Lula J. i'/cwcomb ............................. . 2 ll!ary H. lllcFarlo.nct ........................ .. 31 EllzabeLh l\L Jlunn ......................... .. 311\Iary M .• Tuckaon ............................ .. ,11Chns. S. Holyoke ............................ .. 4 l\lary S. Budlong. .. ....................... ..

. Average Salary} Oen ts ................... . Larlles· ................. ..

I ~ .:. r; ._.,:. ..,, ai . ~ ~ ~ I.Z: <1 • ,d ~ . c;.:5 A~ ~]~ I~ ;;.g :; g " ~;::: t+....tlJ u-l c_ ,::,,_ .... '-o 0 ::, ~,,,'ol-:,A,a .!::<.:: ~~ .~ o..,i:: g~§ ~;, 11

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$225 OU ·llliii--l-- ---50 110 ma I

100 llil 1!1£i 70 i 10G36 30 011 l!JG ,JO 1111 Hlii

1103041$1675110:$14450 100 0!) · 200 } 01 00 00 GO

·15 00 HO 811 00 21)0 01 I 0801 . Gil 00 ~o H 7.U 45 l'O HO 7-1 7!JIH

10 0111 20 32 li:!J

100 no 200 ] 68 10558 00 (JI) JSO 00 0,1 ioo 55 RHlil 40 Oil 20 5J 101·1 60 011 200 08 1007U 4,j 00 200 60 1017:I ·15 Ill! 20 ·11 I *iTS OU Oil l!Jli 3~ .J LX7 70 00 200 fi.l I 1~i!TI GO OU 180 )83 .JI) 00 180 60 00 GO 50 3073 70 00 170 J 53 S5JOI 3694261 5500 (i1 OU 20 51) 00 Hiil 41l 58~;; 3;} 00 211 12 1811 H.'i 001 18! 11 H 51811 1141321 200 50•01) 22 50 001 101 J 46 6JU5 07414 450

· ·15 00 22 01 011 56 511

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VI'. R. Larrabee ............... JCity Hall, Chicago.

86 3-10

. IE. D. Coxe ........................ 185 Dearborn St., Chi.

1-19

Jas. 'l{. Andrews ............ !Ro.venswood.

18 I Paul Anuerson .............. .

16 N. Kranz .......................... lnavelock.

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HANOVER, T. 41, R. 9, PETER SHARP, Treas., ELGIN, KANE COUNTY. I!;\fary Kellogg................................... 85 no 176 H J4. 228 $!i72H $280 21Lottic Nicholson ............................ 85 uo 187 20 121:!ti ·1!1078 300. 3 L I FI , I W.37 OIJ J 175 21 35Hl} ·. ~31~1 300 oue un .....................................

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41.Tohn Kellogg.................................... 52 52 120 39 2S7!! 50082 300 • J .:llnry Kellogg.................................... 52 52 13 lil 1.:m · 5/l\Iay n. lln,·idson .............................. 30 00 158 3:! l:l:Jtl2 70215 200 5 mtii llf. ciharp.................................... :10 oo 21 19 :Jul G J . .T. Akin.......................................... 55 [i5 115 ·10 31IO 35'J;;Q 600 n l\lary ;\lullig,m ................................. 30 00 7-1 Ill

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17!16 7 Wtlllnm CJ. l'orldge............... ........... .15 Oil 88 31 12l·l 21-JDS 300

· 7 .Joh11 R Kellogg................................ :l5 OU 06 21 10!11 ll IL. C. Whyte........................................ .11) OOJ SS 28 :J,i5 1-1730 10 111Josi.el'etcrson................................... 25 00

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!Average Sulnry} G_ent.s .................... ·l5 ·IIJ .L.ttl.lcs .................. 33 56

~2 ,famesO'Connor .............. lElgin. 01 Geo. Hammers ................. , 41 E. S. Gould ..................... .. ·oo George Stumpf .................. ,Bartlett .

)!U Henry Schramm ............ Elgin.

167 Seth Lobde!l .................... ,Bar1.lett.

HO George Whyte ................. 1

Bartlett.

28 Henry Schatrer ............... !Elgin.

SCHAUMl3ERG, T. 41, R, 10, WM. KRUSE, Treas., SCHAUMBERG.

11,1osle Pctcraon ................................... J S3. 2. 001 2j'l'hcresa Drown ................................. 1 33 UO 3 Islecta Brown .................................... :J3 00 41Renatn Pnrst.enantl ..........................

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30 on 5 Ilantrnh M. Q,ulrl<............................. 3~ 00!

cl.. • ' °'e '-al· ry l Gents.................... . - 'erno ··· ,t J Ladies .................. 32 Olli·

llO 1:)2 1~1 132 110

25 · 1 lS'.!.-l I lr5H 1:J6 I $200 I 31 20 l,i!ll' 9;3;;50 100 11 30 1551 80701 150 HI 33 lUG HSO~!l 150 16 18 915 G3!12S 75 12

w·m. Friese ., ................... IScba.mnberg. D. l\leycr .................... : ... ,. " F. ,,r . .!\Io)rer..................... " . '\V. Spoeletler..................... " . H. Meyer ...................... , ... ,nosclle, Dn Page Co.

I . ELK GROVE, T. 41, R. 11, LUCIUS SKINNER, Treas., ARLINGTON. HEIGHTS.

J !Osmnn '\Vhceler .... : ........................... 1 5-lli 00 110 '27 HJD3 I $311'.!.fl $200 65 Lewis Albrecht .............. r\.rllngton Heights.

2 Clara A. Cooley ................................. 35 00 132 H) 1501 5W85 250 ,JU .Jan1cs llnrnes.................. " 11

3 E. It. '\Vorrcll .................................... ·15 00 132 40 3071 77:.?-IO 300 39 .Tolm A:Ilen ....................... Itaskn, Du Page Co ..

~Jnertha \Vlnkelmau .................. , ....... 1 ·17!lli!l 50 20

35 00 1:12 30 2S5S r,1:.::w 100 20 Henry l\Illlcr .................. ,Mnineyil!e. o1::iarnb A. Cooley ................................ 50 00 132 57 ·150,; · 1 S:{.l!l!J 2,10 30 Henry Busse .................... Arlington Helghte.

7.Jumes A. Slnnkcr .............................. {0 00 UH 22 H';l 35S82 200 56 ,Frederick Dei!ce ............. Hnslrn, Du Pnge Co. 71Jolrn Kenealy ................ : .................. , 3,; 00 · 22 22 l!JS

Average Salary} Gents .................... ,10 oo Lttclles .... - ............ 40 00

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SPECIAL REPORT OF TO"\YNSIIIP 'i'Rl-LlASURERS, . .

SHOWING THE NAMES OF TE.A,CHERS, SALARIES PAID, NUMBER OF PUPILS ENROLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, Ai\IOUNT

OF TAX LEVY AND RATE IN EACH DISTRICT.

MAINE, T. 41, R. 12, C. E. BENNETT, Treas., DESPLAINES.

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A I p._. c!.; \·-'5,-:ilo a:z fl i>,.: "" .(8. -::::::: IA..=l A,!:!lll8.....,;::3 "OQ o co_:

O dtr-,,( Od O~J.< A'-~ ;:::::::! V. p:::A

~:z. ~~ ~~ l:;~~l]~B i=' ~ g NAME OF CLERK OF IloARD

OF DrRJ.X'TOltS, P. O. ADDRESS; 'o NAME OF 'l'l~ACIIER. I t;>§ "'""~o ,·,..,~~ \"O~::: ~·:: ~ ~ ~

_ _ 1Z i'-'Z F1 --1 J.B. ;\fol\Ullan ................................... 1 $,ill oo l!lS \ 5li 1;~117 $ ·1152.i $ -11~ I 100 !.r. J. Do.niels ..................... ;jllfaincn:ill1;. 2,

1L. P. Sabln ......................................... 1 75 LO\ 180 \ :17 llR!l 1!0001 2000 1:11 11•'. G. l\Ioss ........................ Park R1<lge.

2 ~rrs L p S· b' j :W.li2 00 IOU li5 iiS3,1 • • "' • · ·' ,i 111 ............................. I IS, ~5 UIJ 80 50 2llil

3\11,, \Y. si:o!n ....................................... 1 ~~ 00J 1z~ ~ij ~o.g 6~i7~ .1000 I 1§1 F. Tiasse .......... ; ........... ,E. Northfield. 4 L. O. \V1lson ...... ............................... m 00. 1,h uO 6·111 J3(i,J9, ,HOU 2o0 I l 4 Ida Rose............................................. :15_ no 113 5:1 nh02 41Ge.orglana l\[errll.l............................. :3-:! 110 ·'-~ ~z !!,~5!l I I. N. w. Shermo.n ........ /Des Plaines. 4 l\lta. Q. I,. Allen................................ .J~ 00 JO:; 5:, U,M I ) 4 L. H. Hayman.................................. 75 00 20 4ii ·:IG4 4 Hattie Foster ..................... ............... 35 OIJ 20 ·17 ·172

Average Salary I Gen.ls .................... tiZ o~ j / . 1Lnd1cs .................. 411,,

NILES, T. 41, R, 13, GEO. C. KLERM, Treas, NILES CENT.RE, 11Fannlc Uoodwln .............................. ,

1 2;..t\nnn (~. Can1cro11 ............................. . 31Eclwaru·\Vay .................................... , 3il\larin :-;tcrJnrnn ............................... . •1!,Tohn \V. Jlrown ................................ . 4\Anna ill. Hag.en ................................ 1 51 l~lla H. llroolcs ................................ ..

!Average Salary }Gent~ .................. . . Ladles ................. .

~JO 001 il7 00 50 011 2.j {lQJ

57 501 ·25 00 ·11> Oil 51 00 34 40

220 I Iili 1:;2 H

UIS I 132 15!

70 17fl3H 4:, .3ll;ia ,,; l;;un 52 lrn71 55 \UO•l7 63 ,·1158 50 4170

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7·1U~l 1 2110 72888) 375

.52 27 ,52

5;rn1,:m1 $100 I 921531 500 ; 55

0242G I 200 1. :J2

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I.John H. F~t.er .................

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'Niles Centre. ..fohn Schmelzer ............. Oak Glen. Peter Thorsen .................. Niles. ·

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11·~d .................... , N~les Ceu t-~e.

Henry IIarrar .................. ,N1le.s Centre.

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BARRINGTON·, T. 42, R. 9, J. W. KINGSLEY, Treas., BARRINGTON. l lH. U. Chnreh...................................... :p:l2 :jll Jii:l / :JG 2-llll $J25!1!1 $:125/ iii ,·.r. Lngcrschulte .............. Barrington. ~1Anna ~}· M~:\lnhon .............. :············ ~? 00 ·_ 1~~ a~ !!Q}~ *;i!(~JO ~~~ 75 P;.Du11le~1.......................... ;: .. ,LaurnCn1T1n:.,;ton ................... ,......... .1:, 00 ha 3~ 1,,1-, u,WUl _,., .70 \\. N. ;II11ler ................... . 3!FJ'Ull<'.es E. (:i)ulti...... ....................... :!:j UO HO !H J;JSti -i! Ern 1 :. Mor~e .................................... :10 110 l:lO 12 o!ll _3R052 HiO .JR Jsd. J\forse ........................ Dundee. r,!naniel lteif;C'r .................. :··········· ..... :10 oo U5 2:l 115H 333!lU 200 no lfenry S111ith .................. " 5IA .• I. \\'illmarth.......... ..................... Bii on 2:1 :!2 -WO 1·

li!Hclen C. Kimball........................... ~5 oo 1-rn 2u ~;;o:i -Jll50U 200 50 A. 'l'. Beverly .............•.... ;:clam r.. nrown ................................. H2 Oil 110 -HO 2rni5 ·15:l!JO 275 lil \V. I,. Clarie .................... , Hi Ella While......................................... 35 OIJ HO :ll 13iii 42tllll 400 UJ al. D. IIendriokson .........

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narrlngton. 8!Evclyn Trmnl.m!l.............................. 2.j UO ·H 25 li!S I n;n. A. l>aniels .................................... ao on 102 rn . 521 I' 40tl:1s 125 :11 KW. Covey .................... ,Palntlne.

10, W. D. 8imontls ................................. 70 !JU 177 Hl 3701 965-!U 1300 ia; oI. B. l\Icintosh ..........•.... JBarrington. 10iEJln :u. Bute..................................... :iu 1111 178

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35 32Ul lOiE,·o.Cast.Jc........ ................................. 30 UO 151 40 -101:.l 10;E111nrn f. ~Iciutosh........................... 30 00 23 21 -165 lljL. U. While......... ...................•........ 40 00 SS 38 2042

IAverngcSo.lnrylG.cnts .................... 33953?

I L.1dles ............ ...... 0 3

25757 GO 24 Henry Shafer .................. jBnrrlngton.

S_PJ!JOIAL REPORT OF 'l'C}\VNSIIIP TREASURERS, SHOWING THE NAJIIES OF TEAOHERS, SALARIES PAID, NUllII3ER OF PUPILS ENROLLED, EQUALIZED VALUATION, AMOUNT

OF TAX LEYY A:Z..'D RATE IN EACH DISTRICT.

I' ALATINE, T. 42, R .. 10, D .. B. WOOD, Treas., I' ALATINE.

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RA>rn or CLEllK or BOARD r ~

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i NA~lE OF TEACHER.

·a. ~·..;· 8-§~ c5~ciJ ~. ll t> § = A,.:: A.:::io £:,-tt,~! --:;::: o r:Y1·

or Di nr.c.,'Tons. j P. 0. ADDRESS, J! ~x !;1 i~r ti J i ] k z -~ I~

1\FrnnccR 1'}. Swick .............................. ! $15 oo\ "110 ·l:l ·11110 I $5fiH05ll 2001 :iu 'nenr,· 'J'hicr .................... /l'alatine. 2 Sarah o. !'eek.................................... :i;; 011

1 1:1:i 52 ;;1.;.; .J.i•JH 3~-, i2 Henr,· Mc:n)r .................. '.'

3 !•}Ila lll. Chnrch .................................. 28 ool 220 :::: :,111:; I iil-i'i7 280 .;3 Arthur Castle .................. Har_nngton. 4 Jl}iln Allnr,l......................................... :io 110 132 :l·l ~::70 271iSO lnO 5.3 o. ,Vcnte .......................... ,Pnlatluc.· ij SOJ)hili Freisn.................................... 311 o:i • HO :l! u::7 I 317[~1· '.!Oil iiH L. Sayles ··························1' ... (i U. :,;. CuUin,;" ...................................... 11111 Oil 220 5:l -~.il5 1RJ27:! 2UUU lllil \ H Anna K Cutting.............................. ·!ti (1111 220 73 lJ.1:;s I s L 1· ·•1 " fl ['ercv" "·1°tle ll) (II) •1·•11 -., H"''l 1·•. · · '-Clo l ................... . J J ' ....... ~ ·~ ' ••• ... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ... ••• ... - I -- '_, '· ..,_ l I 6 Lnc,,· Aclmns... ................................... :io oo 1:i~ 4~ 44:li I · I 7 Chns. B. Castle............................ ...•.. :-;o 0111 Il(J 2:i :!11:25 H4H73! 2011 5S M. L. Pinaey .................... 1Pulntine. 8 Ella E. ,vuson................................... 10 oa1 ms 40 ·liill 587-Hi; :i,:;u 60 MerritNtaples .................. l " H n.. E. Dnniots ......... ; ........................... _. :lt! o~ 1 llO 2:J .1-120 -1os:1si 12;:; :a E. ,Y. Covey ................... .

AvcrngeSnlary}l,.en_t~.................... :!~ 7::· 1 · L,td1cs ................. ,,! L,

WREELING, T. 42, R. 11, W. H. DUNTON, Treas., APLINGTON HEIGHTS. 11. O. C. JTa1To"·cr ......... , ....................... 1 $i6 Oil. 220 4[. l!IOK:'i $1JOiH2j :f-j,jOI lJl. Geo. Sc1meido1· ................. IWheoling.

ICnrric Heaficld ................................. :m on ~8 4~ !:Jrns · 3

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-J1nvid Hl;,~_ius................................... ·.IO 111) i;s 4:l jl770 88llli8-I . O O Aub.'llSt '.Ynrrncll .............. ,Arlington Heights. Sarah ;'1Iorr1s...................................... :!H 00 41 rn ,I.JI!

5,Lucy Shepard ................................ ,... '.!2 1111 On lG ·, v,~ -120021 2001 ,J7 C. F. Hawks ........ ,............ " " · \Ada IL H,iwks ................................... :m on :% l.'; ~Sl

6•J. L. llahcoek...................................... ·IO 110 Sfi :10 ltiii5 4!lHl2 :lllO lil ,T. l,. Kinder ................... - " " . 7,E. U. Miller .. :................................... 35 110 176 3!1 i411~H 41ill2 3511

1 8-1 David Arnold ................. \Wheeling.

SJA. tla JL llawks ....... .......................... ~5 llO\ J~s U I· r,311). 517:!7 1001 lU A. "\V. l'ect. ....................... 1Dcsplaines. J\Inry A. Bordc1i ................................ ~ii 1111 i2 O . H!l

10 ITari.·ison lllcrr~· ..... :.......................... J!..'5 1101 171i fi5 jii!l.ili} 137181 271l0

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lfl7 Chris. Giels .....................

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1Arlington 1Ie!ghts. l\lr~. Ro.rah O'Kccfe-......................... ·Jli OO'j lili G!i 17!1!10 · · Nolirn Noyci;.............. ....................... ·15 110 170 75 \1~13 Average Salary J Gents : ................... 1 !!3 211 1 I · ... I

1 Lmllets .................. 1 ~u uu, ____ \

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NORTHFIELD, T. 42, R. 12, FREDERICK A. BERNHARDT, Ti•eas., EAST NORTHFIELD.

1Jsamh H. l\Io~dy ............................. { rig ml! ~~l ;)2 121:m I $j5950 . $1501 27 ITbomna Fr~1:e ................. ,Onk Gl:n. !!IF.mmn Strong................ .................... w; Olli 17fl 3:l 28H2 .l!JO.'ili 450 90 n.cnel Phlll 1ps ................. ,'\Ve.st N ortlltleld. 3_1\1''. 'l)iggert:··:·····-...................... ,..... 5~ IJIJ;I~~ !!"( Jr.}~ ~liii(S ~35' 42 Frederlckl:laggc ..... , ....... ~orthTNorthtleld. ·l.E,a '\\ nod B,1<.11 ....................... ·......... ·l,, 011.1,1, r,s 'IW!, 1·fiS-l ,!00 .JU Louis Voltz ..................... Lnat Northfield. 511\lary 8hephard .. :.............................. 35 00·1;:;.1 :!~ 211ili 377-H 50:J rn:i .Tolin Ilrown ..................... /South Northfield. fll

1Emmn D. Wood ............................. j ~v.'.[j /:3/1~~} 47 0098 mi;~>; 075 lH Louis !IIeier,Jr ................. lJcast Northfield.

~ Flo~~ncc Ke~nicott ....................... {. rjiQ igj ~~j 23 2351 2!1~72 200 ~~ William Dearlove ........... ~he Grove. HIM:i.1~ E. Allison ......................... ,...... ,ln 00, 154 50 5121 41,-10 150 ,!6 Adnm Melzer .................. South Northfield. I A vernge Sa.lnry JG.en !'8 .................... ?;; 7?' I I . I L.1Ll1es .................. ,lG h,lJ -------------

NEW TRIER, T. 42, R. 13, MICHAEL GORMLEY, Treas., GLENCOE. 1 Willi~n~ King} . { ............. / $!i;j 110 Iilli .J4 7012 1 $10nH7 SJ.JOO 1.8:l),{i Is. B.Hurrord, Vil.'.rrens.,Glencoe. l Ida L.i \\ .... .... CTI en coe ............... .m oo 1 llhtr~· Brown... .:............ ;Jn oo Ifill ,;o 7082 . 2 ldu E. Stanley} ·Winuetk l. ........... 80 on 20!1 fiU 7,:l:! 15100! 5000 :131 GilbertHubbarcl,Y. Trens. Winnetka.

ILl,i A. Ull tlbrd 11 ••• ........ 511 flO 2110 7i, 9:m-l I 3 NeJti<e \Vort.11..................................... 85 nu 1:10 ;J.J 2~!17 3!iiilJ5 2110 5', 'l'homns nohnun .............. Wilmette . • J .fohn Byrne.......................... ............ 55 f!O ml G!l m2,, 10:;,80 200 20 Rinard Nan zig ................ I " 51Clrns. S. HtL:Vll!Oncl. ........................... ]Oil 00 17-1 :JJ

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. ;)~ill 819:)7 liiiiO 190 tt. A. Crittenden ..............

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" 5,llfoy L. Sheldon................................. 50 00 ~16 -l7 li:141 I filJ. A. l•'ari1,iarsou ·:;··························· .'ill go ~u 53 lfj.Jfl s. Y. Kline ....................... N. Evanston. · Average 8al,u·v f lTents ············•·····•· G~ .;!J I · l Lndles .................. 4a H;J

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SPECIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIP 'l'REASURERS, . SHOWING THE NAJ\ffiS OF TEA(lHERS_, SALARIES PAID, AND NU.i\IBER · OF PUrILS ENROLLED.

LAKE AND HYDE PARK, T. 38, R. 14, E. M. JARRETT, Treas.,'f228 FRANKLIN ST.'

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,..... l'""l,t:: i::i-~ !:'"I•- - l'""ltil '""'-0Ci;:-,-"-~ NA1\1EOFTEACHER. t»C c...;0 1 p;::!-o~] ~ NA?tlEOli'TEACilER. C§ 4-<:, :]~',roA,B o ~~ ~~ ~·~~;§~§ o ~~ ~~ ~ ... a e:z;; z rn ~ ~;~!10~- I z UJ z z~~ C!)~ ....

2,W. W. Cnrtcr} { ........... SJi;O 00 }200 02 15200 21Nc111c Bnnnlst.m· ........ , ....................... m;-;jil !!00 5i OSOO 2!A, A. B"llon .. High School ........... 100 00 .

1 :!;J\fo<lora V,rn Fkct .. '............................ ,-,; 001 ~o GO ·JIIOO

211<:. ,T. Hiii...... ........... IOii 11111 :!'jEmnrn C. \Vt,bb................................. ,;o On 200 rn 11000 2 Rnt.11 L. Willlnms .............................. 7ii 110 20 2 Hn1.tie A. \Vriµ:ht.............................. 40 00 1 ~IJll iii IIHOO 2\Elca_nor Smith ......... : ...................... -... lill 00

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, 2110 (il 11200 2 N. ct.lie !IIorg'ltn ·................................... 40 00 1 120 u:i ,moo 21Ghristinc Nichols............................. 40 Oil J 2 Nellie Chitt.iek ................................... .IQ 001 ~no li!l 10000 211\lr,. D. F.. ·wootls.............................. .;;;oo 200 o:i lOfiOO .!l.r.Iarg'.aret. Byrne................................ ,;o 001 2110 us 10100 2l·Fnnnie B. J\[aclc................................ 5ii 001 200 rn; ll~OO 2:111. A. llicDonalcl................................. .Jf, 1101 2110 80 108110 2 Mary .B. Clarl,e ................................. ·10 Oil. 1811 :il itiOO 211\farltrn Norcott................................. 4;j 00, 2\11) 51 !lHOO 21Ilal.t.ic i\luirhcR.d............... ............... 5ii !10 2110 60 . ll(JOO I 21J-. JL 1.lr11yton.................................... 100 on,

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Names of Teachers Emp1oyecl in Cook County, Jan. ,, 1879.

RICH, T. 35, R. 13. DIST. l'. 0, ADUl{ESS, 1. Annie.R. Gill, ..................... Homewoud. 2. John W. Hunter •••....•••. · .••.••• !:!loom. 3. J. W. Allen .••.••••••••••••.••. ~Iatceson.

· 4. Mary L. Wilder .........•••••.•• Rich toll,

. 5, Jas. ll. Williams ...•••.•.•••••.•. Richton. 6. \V. H. Thayer .•••...•.•••...•• ,lllattcson.

BLOOM, T. 35, R. 14. I, Maggie Caskey •••••••...••...••.. Bloom. 2. Chas .. W. illinard .......... Crete, Will Co. 3. Cora Dean ..... - .................... Homewood. 4. Milo J. Andrews .•...••.•..... Glenwood, 5. • •••••.••••••• ----6. Alice }{oberts .................. Glenwood. 7. Auna Md:ldowney .••..••••..••••• B!oom.

· FRACTIONAL T. 35, R. 15. 1~:. Han1mh Thorsen ............... Dyer, Intl. 2. Mary A. i\Iurphy .•.•.•....•...•. Lemont.

ORLAND, T. 36, R. 12. I. i\fay Luther ............. : •.••••.. Lemont. 2. Sarah ·Ferrcrs .......... ! ............ Orlantl. 3, Anna ~!. Wilson ............. Mokena, Ill. 4. Sophi;1 Jenscn ................ New Bremen. 5. Lanie A. Hule1t .................... Hlue Island. 6. J R. Mason ......................... Palos. 7 .. N 0. i\Iitchcll ...... Goodi11g1

~ Grove, Ill. 8. Fannie Fcrris ................... Bluc Island.

BREMEN, T. 36, R. 13. ,. Ida E. Hulett: ••.•......••.. Blue Island. 2. ,v. H. \Veber .................. New Bremen. 3. Chas. L. i\loak ...•.••. : .•.. New Bremen. 4. l\.laggic Lucas ................ Blue Island. 5. P.H. \V:irner ............... New Uremen. 6. Nellie B. Fuller .............. Blue Islan<l.

THORNTON, T. 36, R. 14. I, s .. A. Young ...................... Thornton. I. Robt. Jlliller .•...•.•• - ..•.•• · .••• Thornton. 2. Alex. Van Tnyl. ............. So.Holland, 3. E 1£.. Griswr,ld ...................... Dolton. 4• Jol,n Kenealy ................ Homewood. 5. E. L. l\1cCli11tock •..•••••.... lllue fsland. 6. Samuel. Shepherd .•.•...... · ...... Dolton. 6. Jlliss R. E. Bishop ................. Dolton. 7. Jeannette. i\Iulli,e ............ So Holland.

Fractional T. 36. R. 15. ,. Howard W. !lfercer ..•..••. Gloue Station. 2. EvertSmits ...... · ........... Lansing P. 0.

LEMONT, T. 37, R. 11. 2. Cora nrown ..................... Lemont. :;. John W. McCarthy, (45, ......... Lemont. 3. John l\IcCarthy, Priu ... ........ .. Lemont.

· 3. lllary I•'. Hunt ...•• : ...•.•..•.•.. Lemont. 3. Matilda Shuey ................. '. Lemont. 3. Bridget A. Finnegan ............. Lemont. 3• LuluUrown ......................... Lemont. 8. Anna li. :Martin ........... u ....... Lemont.

PALOS, T. 37, R. 12. z. James i\IcGinnis . ... .......... : ........... Palos. ,. James.Mertill ..•...••..•••.• East Orland. 3. Christian l{ungC! ..................... Ea.~t Orland. 4. W. E. Fagan ................ Mr. Forrest. 5. Kate Donohue ................. l\It. Forre'st.

WORTH, T. 37, R. 13 . ,. E. L. Halleck, Pdn .......... J31ue Island. ,. fessie Robinson •••••••••••.• Blue Island. I. Jllary L. Purer .•••.•••••• .' •. Blue Island. x. Auna Bertrand ..................... Blue [sland. I. l\!ary Black ••••••..••••.•••• Blue Island. t. Frances Rexford .............. ]Hue Island. ,. l\Iary Massey •••.•.•••••••.. lliue Island. 2, Addie.DiefenLach .•.•••••••• lllue !slam\.· 3. Emogen~ i\Ierrill ...•••••••.• East Orland. 4. Helen Sproat .••••.•.•..••••• Black Oaks. 5. Alice Lewis .................... Uluc Island. 6. Anna McKillop ...••••...••.• Blue Island. 7. Nellie Powers ............. Evergreen Park. 8. Lettie Hamen ····-· ..•••.... Black Oaks.

CALUMET, T. 37, R, 14. 2. Dnnicl :Martin ............... Kensington.

. 3. Olive !IIason ..•..•.. Washington Heights. 4. G. A Brennen ..................... Roseland. 4. Rmma Stafford ....... ~ ........ l:Juf,! Island. 5. Wm. Grimley .•.•••.•.••• So. Englewood. 6. Henry T. Hotchkins ......... nlue Island. 7. S. S.Rogcrs.Jr.,Prin., \Vnshington Heights.

.7• Anna E. Hinman ............. Bluc Island. 7. 1\,1, Eli7.abeth i\lyrick ....... i\lorgan Park.

.7· Lucy Gorton ......... \Vashington !Jcights. 8. J. A. Wuest ..•..•....•.•••.... R1ver<l:tle. 8. 11innie \Vut.!st ................... Riverdale. 9. Mrs. Olive .Moran ............ So. Chicago.

SO. CHICAGO, T. 37, R. 15. r. John,L. Walsh, Prin ....•.•.• S.o. C;h(c~go. x. J enmc Logan ................ So. Cluc;lgo. I. i\lary Doyle •••••.•......•••. So. Chicago. r. Kate PhilLinc .................. So. Chicago.

.I, J. B. Strasburg .•...•..••••. So. Chicag;o. I. Anna Crawford ....••••••.••. So. Chicago. ,. T. P: Zander ••••••...•••..•. So. Chicago.

LYONS, T. 38, R. 12. I. J. B. Ryan ••••••.•..••..••.••.•• Summit. 2. John J. Coburn ......••••.••. Jilt. Forrest. 3. Susan S. Hean ..•.....•• Western Springs. 4. \V, ]. H. Hogan ......... : ..... LaGrange. 5. Jno. J. A. l\Iurphy ................ Lyons. 5. Rose !\IcDonndl .................... Lyons. 6. Chas. W. Richmon ti, Prin ...... LaGrange. 6. Linda J cnne ... ............. ,v estern Springs. 6. Fannie[•\ Enos ................... LaGrange. 8. W. E. Jayne ....•••.•.•. Western Springs. LYONS AND LAKE, T. 38, R. 13. I, Chas. II. Wheeler ............ Englewood. 2. Kati~ Hartig;:m ......... ........... r actoryvillc. 3. Ida Cook ... Post and Levee Sts., Chicago. 4. Leopold Schroetler .•....••. Lane's Island.

· 5. 1\Iary f\IcNurney ...... Union Stock Yards. 5. Richard H. Stryker .....•.... F'actoryville.

· LAKE'& HYDE PARK, T. 38, R.14. x. Leslie Lewis, (Supt.).- ... , •.. Hyde Park. z. Wm. G. I:cale} i Hyde Park. x. Maria Wait... High Sch'!. Hyde Park. I. Cleora Stolp.. 1-ryde Park. t. Anna Ferguson ..... ~ ........... Kenwood. ,. Clara E. lfolt. ....•.••••..... l-Iyde Park. x. Hattie A. Bnrts ............ Gran<l Crossing. ,. Clara B. Newkirk .......•••.• Hydc Park. 1. Eleanor Grcen ................. Hydc Park. I. Nellie Healey ....•.••...••••• 1-!yde Park. I, il!rs. A. S. Parsons ...••..••. Hyde Park. x. lllary G::migan .•... , ......... Hyde Park. 1. Anme l3arkcr ....................... Hydc.Park. 1. Sara Flemming ....................... \Voodlawn. I, Mrs. l\Iary Iii. H:iir .•••.••••• 1-!yde Park. x. ll!ary Fair ..••••.•••....•.•••..•. Cornell. 1. Edward C. Scovel, Prin ... ....... . Cornell. x. :Mary il!ooney .................... Corncl\. 1. Hattie L. Kinney .. · ................. Cornell. I. il!ary Kennedy .................. Cornell. 2. W.W. Carter .•.. l (Englewood. 2. Anna A. Ballou ...

1, H ·S l 1 { Englewood.

2. ~uth L .. '\Villiami. · c 1 ' l l~nglcwood.

2. ls. J. H,lls..... .. hnglewood. 2. James II. Brayton, Prin ........ Englcw,ood. 2, Kate Starr Kellogg .. Washington Heights. 2. Tammie Curtis ................. Englewood. 2. Sarah :Mulets, 42nd &: Gd. Bt1ul., Chicago. 2. 1\lary L Hirge ................... Enf;lewood. 2. Belle Richmond, 44-7 Vernon av, 1 Chicago. 2. Clara E.R.usscll, \Va bash av.& 42d,Chicago 2. Nellie b-:. Bliss, In<li:ma av. & 4:2cl., Chicago. 2,. 1\lnry Springer, :Mich. nv. & 39th, Chicago. 2. Cora 1-I<!ffron .. ...... \Vashington Heights. 2, J, W: ll~:ii•1 J"rin., School & 51st !5ts., Lake. 2• Nelhe Snuth .................. . Bnglewood. 2· l\fa~gie Lewis .. 47th & Ind. av., Chicago. 2, Coioelia F. Buclicn ...... ~ .... Englewood. 2, Itrances Conden ..... .......... Englewood, •· Kate Conley ......... School&. 5ISt, Lake. :::.?· Liz'zie R. Benson ..... School & 51st, Lake. 2 • Adele C. Brown ...... School & 5,st, Lake. 2, Rosamond A. Hill, 17 Calumet av. Chicago. 2. EmmorT. \Vebb, Prin ........ Englewood. 2 •. Leaf l\Iills ..•.......••....... Englewood. 2,. Emma Webb •..•. : ........... Englewood. 2, Nellie Bannister ..................... Oakland. 2, Maud lllcCullough .•..•••.••• Englewood. 2, Nettie 1Iorgan ......... Ind. av. & 45th St. 2, Nellie Chittock ••••.•..••.••• Englewood. 2. Lyra l\Iills .•••.•••.•••..••••• Englcwood. z. Mnrg::tret Byrne ........... .......... b:nglewood. 2. Mary McDonald, ...•. Union Stock Yards. 2, .Andrew B. Combs, Prin ......... Englewood. 2. Be$sie Hunter ...................... Englewood. 2, Emma Broadbent. ..•..•• R. I. Car Shop. 2. Elizabeth Burns, 429 W.Randolph,Chicago 2. Alice Tracy ..... . cor. 5tst & Halsted Sts. 2. ·Augusta l\lcClay .................... Englewood. 2. 1\1artha Norcott ........................ Englcwo.od. 2. 111rs. D. E. Woods ............ Englewood. 2. Alice \Vilson ..................... Englewood. 2, Hattie Kellogg •.••..••.•••••• Englewooct. 2, lt'anny l\Iack .................. ......... Englewood. 2. Anna Dnnforth ......................... Englcwood . . 2. Haltie\Vright ... ~ .................... E.nglcwood. 2. ?v!innie Sm1th ..................... Eni!lewood. 2. }ln..ttit.: :Muirhead ................ Englewood.

. 2. Louise Quackenbush ............. Englewood, 2. Christine Nichols .................. Englewood. 2. !lfaggie l\1cGurn ............. Englewood. 3. Chas. J. Parker, Prin: ..... uoo Bowen av.

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3. Miss Jlfary Noble ........ Oakland School. 3. Elvira Bannister ...••••• Oakland School. 3. ll!ary Hass ....•.. Oakland Public School. 3. Carrie C.Lewis ... Oakl:rnd Public School. 3. IIIary B. Perry .... Oakland Public School 3. Grace F. Groves .. Oakland Public School. 3. Agnes Hawley - . . Oak 1nnd Pub1ic Scl1ool. 3. Emma lfarrett .. :.Oakbnd Public School. 3. Elin A. Wright ... Oakbnd Public School. 4. •·red'k Brayton ................. Englewood. 4. Kittie A. Hastings .: ••.•••••• Englewood. ·5. Chas. Brarton .•........•..•.. Englewood. -. Libbie Close ................. Englewood. 6. Lillie Stephenson, 888 Archer av. Chicago. 6. Nellie !IIcClintock, 888 Archer av. Chicago. G. Emily Rose .•••...... Union Stock Yards.· 7. Chester C. Dodge, Prin., 44th and Ind nv. 7. Louisa Foster ............ Englewood, Ill. 7. lllrs. :Mary E. 1fann, ·45th nr. Vincennes av.

PROVISO, T. 39, R. 12. I. Homer lfovans,.Prin ............ On.k Pnrk. x. Dell C. Knapp .•....•..•...... Oak Park. x. E. L. Harpham ............... Oak Park. x. Cbr:i H. Lusk ................ Oak Park. ,. E. R. Barney ........•••...•••. Oak Park. 3. ]. R. Fo,tcr ........................ Maywood. 4. Jennie Vin! .•..••..••••••••••• LaGrange. 5. Chas. L. i\lar~h ............... · ..... Rivcrsidc. 5. 1'Irs. Anni,! Davison ............. Riverside. 6. A. Beckman ....••.••....••••• JIIaywood. 7. N. A. Barrett, Prin .............. .'.Maywood. 7. Hettie Dunl:ip ................. !lfaywood. 7. J;..ouisn. L. Finn .................... ?\·Iaywood. . . CICERO, T. 39, R. 13 ... x. B. L.Dodge, Prin ............. Oak Park. x. Emily Wright ........... , ••••.. Oak Park. x. Hattte Howell ..•.••••••..•••••. Oak Park.

• I, l\Iary Buhre .................. Oak Park. x. Helen Griffiths ..••••••......•. Oak Par!.:. ,. Dara L. Woodruff .••.••••••... Oak Park. x. Mary A. Lewis .•••••.••..•.••. Oak Park. 1. Sarah Lewis ...................... Oak Park.

n. L. Buzzelle, Prln ................. Au.stin. 2. Erne.stine i\Icrgler ................... Au!-:tin. 2. Edith III. Haggard .••..•••.•.•.•• Austin. 2. Lucy Jo'.nstonc ... ............ ....... Austin. 2. Hattie Cnnficld ........................... Au~tin. 2; Julia E. Ormiston ..................... Austin. 3. Virgin in Sayre (Prin.) 15 Park av. Chicago. 3. Alice 111. Mooney ...... Central Par.k P.O. 3. Eliza A. Hunt ...•.••• Central Park P.O. 4. ). ll. JllcGinty •.•••••••..•.. Factoryville. 4. '.Mrs. Agues E. Nelles ..••. Brighton Park. 7. A. ill. Lennon .••..••••••••••• Lawndale. 8. P.A. Downey .................... Clyde.

LEYDEN, T. 40, R. 12. 1. Edward Way ....•••••••• , ••• Park Ridge, 2. Maggie Moran .••••.••••.••••• llfonnheim. 3. Herb.ert Merrili •••.•••••••••• !11ont Clare. 4. Lilla Willis ..•..•..••.••.. Leyden Centre. 5. Mary Booth •.•.••...••...•..• : .. Leyden. t;. Jl!nry !If ornn .................. Mannheim. 7. Agnes Clifford .••...••..•....•••. Leyden 8. Laura Pennoyer .... ............ Norwood Park.

.JEFFERSON, T. 40, R .. 13. 1. Chas. J. DoJge ............. Howman,·ille. t. l\1rs. I .. izzic lJodge . ......... .. Uowrnanville . 2. Frances Hirge ...................... M:tplcwood. 3. Theresa Booth •••.•.•••.•••. _l\!ont Clare. 4. J\largarct Robifl.son .................. JdTcrson. 5. HenryWillis •..•.••••••.. Norwood Park.

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5. Geo. w·. Wilcox, Cook Co.Asyl.,Jefferson .. 6. Benj. L. Hotchkins ••••••••••. Jefferson .• 1• Ge ttie i\Ierccrau ............ ........... J<:O:crson. 8. Nellie D. Brown .....••....•••. Jcil.erson. 9. H. 1\L To-.vnc, Prin . ............. . Jeflcrson. 9. Libbie Waters .......•..•.••••. Jeffc;.son.

xo. Charlotte Lyman ..•.••.•••••..••• • N ties. 11. J.B. Farnsworth, Prm ...... '.Maplewood. XI, Louisa L. :i\Iorse .•.•••..•••• Maplewood.

· XI, Hettie Cushing .•...•.•••••. lllaplcwood. XI, Laura l\li.lb·d ..•...•••...••. Maplewood. 12. l\1ary L. l\icGawn ...... · ............ Jcfferson. x3. J. A. W,tdhams, Prm ..•••.. In·\ng P:irk. 13. Viera Pierson ................ ).rvmg P~tk, x4. Stephen EdwarJs .••••• Pacific Junction

LAKE VIEW, T. 40, R. 14. z. A.F.Nightingale,( Prin.H. S.)Ravenswood. x. :Mary S. Cochrane .............. Rnvcn1>wood. 1. :!\I. Luther Andcrson .......... Ravens,vood. 1. l\Irs. M. R. Brooks, Prin. ·5·1 S. Water St. ·1. Ella !\lead •••••••...••..••••• Lake ".!cw. 1. ~finnic Clybournc ................ Lake ''!ew. 1 • Juliette W. Ddano .. : ••.•.••. Lakc V\ew. . Jessie Fergus ·······:····.----L~ke View.

1. Lina. E. Troendle, Prm.,Ldl & Lmcoln av. 1. Kittie Wallace .••....•.. Lill & Lincoln av. x. Gertie ,Vi!Jiams .......... Lill & Lin1;oln av. r. Sara C. Hunter ........... Lilt & LinColn av. 1. Mary 1'". Owen ......•.• Lill & L!ncoln av. I, ·Lizzie r. Goudy .•...•.. Ltll & Lincoln av. 1. l\Irs. Ii'rances King ..... Lill & J ,incoln av. I·. Frank Harding, Prin ......... Ravenswood. x. Lyra J. Newcomb .......... Ravenswood. I, Octavia Harrows ............... Ravenswood. x. l\lary S. JlfoFarlin •••....••• Ravenswood. 3. I\Irs. Mary A. Jackson .••.•• Ravenswood. 4. l\lary lludloug .......•••• I:Javelock P. 0.

HANOVER, T. 41, R. 9. 1. Anna N. Grady ...•.•..••••• Bartlett, ~II. 2. Lottie Nicholson ....... ~ ......... ... Elg!"· 3. 1'"anny Hunt ........ ., ..... · .......... - . - . Elgm. 4. Jno. R. Kellogg ..•..•••••••••.• Bartle.tt, 5. Alict! Quiner ................................. Elgm. 6. \Vm. Nunn ......... .. · ............ B~rtlc.tt.

· 7. l\IaryKellogg, .....•..• , •• _. .....• Elg;n. u. C. Ellen Bnnnrng, Oumnov1lle, Cook Co.

SCHAUMBERG, T. 41, R. 10. 1. Thlary E. Little ............... Schaumberg. 2. Mary Bour ..•..•••••.•.•.••. Schaumberg. 3. I.omsa. Selig .................. Schaumberg. 4. Kittie J. I~rown ........ ....... Sc~aui:;bcrg. 5. Kate Quirk •••....••.....••••• Elk Grove.

ELK.GROVE, T. 41, R, lJ .. x Hannah· 0 uirk .••••• Itasca, Du Page Co. 2: Annie !i'e;-nald ......... Arling~on Heights. 3. E. R. ,vorrell, .......... ftasca, Du Pag(: .Co. 4. Robt. A. paniels •••.•....•.... ;Palatine. 5. Bertha \\• inklcmann .......... J,,lk G_rove. 6. Sarah Cooley •.•.•..•.. Arlmgtm: }fo1glm. 7. H. D. Allen .•......... , ...•••. ElkGrovc.

MAINE, T, 41, R. 12. X, J.B. il!cMillan. ····· ......••. 1Inincyille. 2. L. P. t;abin, Priu ............ Park R!dgc. 2. i\Irs. L. P. SaLiu ..•••••...•. Park R!dge. 3. L. W. Sabin···.· ...•.....•.. Park R1.dgc. 4. L. H. Hayman. Prin ............. Dcsplaines. 4. Mrs. J. W. Allcu ............. Dcspla!nes. 4. Hattie I. ~·oslc:r .................. Desplamt::s.

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. NILES, T. 41, R. 13. 1, Robt. Chadwick .••..•.••••• Niles Center, 2.·i\frs. SusieEphlin ........... l\forton'~ Grove. 3. Maria Stedman .................... N(les. 3. l\Irs. May W. McGrew .••...•• , ..•. Niles. 4. John Brown ...................... NllcsCenter. 4. Agnes Rntfon ..................... Niles Cc:nter. 5. Fannie !\-1. Goodwin ........... So. Evanston.

EVANSTON, T. 41, R, 14. 1. 0. E. H:.vcn, (Supt.) ................ Evanston. x: E. A. Ja~es. l 'High School. (1':vanston. 1. Janel'. l1 1~;k f Evanston. r. Helen .E . .Amos .......................... Evanston. r. Agnes S. Hinmal1 .................. Evanston. 1. Nannie !\I. Hines ..................... Evanston. :r:, Alice l\I. Kitchdl ......... ~ .............. Evanston. 1: Mary C Adams ••••••.•••••••. Evanston, 1. Augusta Shearer .......... · ............ Evanston. I, l\lrs. Ill. E. Offutt .•••••.•••.••. Evanston, r. Celfa Sargent ........................... Evanston. 2. J. L. De Vine, Prin ........... South Evanston. 2. Eugenia Scoville ............ South Evanston. 2. Sarah J. McCullough .••. South Evanston . 2. l\forgarct E. l\kCullough, South EvaJ,J.ston. 2. Grace Howland ........... South Evanston. 2. Nellie L. Lan·e ........... .' ..... South Evanston. 3, Sarah R. Allen •..•.•.... North Evauswn. 3. Marv Gifford .••• , ••••••. North Evanston, 4. T..... \V. Cros.sman .. ......... .... Rogers Paik. 4. Kate l\IcCartney •.•.••••••.• Rogers Park. 5. Cora H. 111errill. .•.••.••••..•.. Evanston.

BARRINGTON, T. 42, R. 9, I. Louis Stephens ..................... Barr~ngton. 2. Anna !\IcMahon . ............ ........... Barr?ngton. 3·. JoPn E. Clarke ................ " ... Barnngton. 4. Eva !\Iorse ................................ Dundc.e. 5. 0. H. Allison .•.••••••.•••.•••. Du!1dee. 6. Kate T>ora11 . ............... ............ Barrington. 7. Clarn Browh ....... .............. ..... D!-lnd.ee. 8, Emrnc·t O'Connell .................. Barrrn¥c'tt>n. 9. Ella Brooks .•••....•..••••• Park Ru]ge.

10. ,v. D. ~imonds, Prin ... ..... .. Dari:_ngton. 10. Ella Bute ............................. Barrmgton. 10. Eva Castle ............. " .......... Barrington.

. PALATINE, T. 42, R. 10, x. Robt. A. Daniels ...•••.•••.•••. Palatine. 2. O. E. Harrower ..................... .. Palatine. 3. Ella ?.I. Church .•...••..•.•• , llarriugton. 4. Anna Allard .••...•....••.•••••• Palat(ne. 5. Eva Trumbull .................... ............ Palatine. 6, C. S. Cutting, Prin ..................... Palatinc. 6. i\[rs. Anna Cutting .................... Palati_ne. 6 1,~rances S\,..·ick ..... ..................... Palaunc. 6: rriary I.C. Carson ....................... Palatine. 7. Carri~ \Vildcr .... ~-~---·········Palat!ne. 8. llclle Webster ............•..•.. Palatine. 9. Ella R. llrooks · ..•••.••••.•••••. Palatine.

.WHEELING, T. 42. R. 11. ,. J. S. Brockway ..•..•.••.•••.• \V:hccl\ng. r. illt:s, J. S .. Brockway ...•.••.•. \\· heehug.

t Lillie H. Nutting ..... Arl.iugton Hdghts; 6. Otis .Chickcri~g ...... :Arhngton ;1c1g~ts. 7. Carne Hcaficad. .. . . ........ .. ... "hce!tng. 8. l\Iillic \VatscJO .............. =-:,· • -.Dcspbmes.

IO, Harrison :Merry, Prin .. ..\r1irgton Hc~ghts. IO. l\Irs. \V. o· Keefe ... - .. Arlington Heights. xo. Nellie A. N,,yes ••••• Arlir1no11 Heights.

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NORTHFIELD, T. 42, R. 12. x. Anna McGeary: .. No. Branch, ·Northfield. 2. Jllrs. Emma !:itrong ...•.. West Northfield. 3. R. F. T:i,rncrt •.•..........••••• Whading. 4. Mary E. Brown ...•.•• · •.. East Northfield. 5. l\lary Shepard ........... East Northfidn. 6. l\Ialic Windes ...•••.••••• East Northfield. 7. Hawe E. Gutzler ..•...•••..•. The Grove. 8. Florence Kennicott •...••• East Northfield.

NEW TRIER,.T. 43, R.-l.3. x. William King, Prin .. · ••••••••..•• Glencoe. 1. Ida Law ..................................... Glencrie. 2. Ic.hl Stanley, Prin . ................... ,vinnetka. 2. Emma. Hm1th ........... ~ ........... \Vinnt:tka. 2. Ida A. Cli!ford .•••.....••..... Winnetka. 3. :Katie Dwyer ...................... \Yinnetka. 4. Lucy Shepherd .•••••...••.. • .. Wilmette. 5. Chas. E. Wheeler .•••••...••••• Wilmette. 5. l\Iay L. Sheldon ••••.. : ......... Wilmette,