Show SCHOOL BOARD WORK Jf r 1 The Yote on the Bond Proposition om F cially Canvassed Bids Will Bo Advertised for as Soon as Possible Teachers for the Issuing Tear The board of education met last evening even-ing for tho transaction of regular business busi-ness President William Nelson occupied the chair and all members were present except Pratt The result of the election held on June V 5 relative to the issuance of school bonds 10 1 in the amount of 225000 was officially received ant the vote canvassed by the board after whIch it was declared that the election resulted affirmatively there being 827 votes for the issuance 212 against ana four blanks The formula prescribed by law was followed and the result entered upon the minutes in the usual way The president and clerk Were then directed to prepare and file with the county clerk a certificate and affidavit as provided by law setting forth the facts as required by law Ueorge R Emery offered to purchase the old benches ic the Sixteenth ward school building Feferred to committee on cites and buildings with power to act WANT A SCHOOL BUILDING Charles Fnilentine thirtyfive other residents of district No 23 petitioned the board to select as one of the proposed Bites for a new building a location in their district as they are compelled to Iii rent a house for foOO a year which will only accommodate about seventy scholars Inferred lugs to committee on sites and build AUCIIITECTS OFFER PLANS I Ware Cornell submitted sketches of y eight and twelve room buildings which they offered to furnish plans for at the following prices Twelve room diagonal building 750 eight room building 500 For duplicate plans of Jackson school including any alterations desired and a different exterior 750 Referred to committee com-mittee on sites and buildings William Fowler explained a bill of the Pleasant Valley Coal company in the sum of 10 for two tons of coal which there had ueen some question about statins that it had been used for school purposes 1 Deferred to committee on furniture and supplies The committee on sites and buildings recommended that they had interviewed the city engineer In regard to the feas ability of establishing permanent grades on the streets adjoining the Washington school site and especially Peach I from First West to Center streets and recommended recom-mended that the clerk be directed to petition pe-tition the city council in behalf of the board to have said grade established as early as possible Adopted TilE WASATCH CONTRACT The committee on sites and buildings reported that they had conferred with the contractor S C Shirrell for the erection of the Wasatch school building and also with his bondsmen Kidder awl i Gibson and that it was not probable that l > V the quality of pressed brick required t F Tjy the specifications can be obtained i in time to complete the building by September j Sep-tember 1 Hence they recommended that the first quality white wire cut common brick of uniform color be substituted In consideration of which the contractor had agreed to deduct f 1600 from the con trict price They also recommended that the entire contract be transferred to the bcndsnen and that they be given until September 1 to complete the building fJ find that the sum of 100 be deducted from 7 the contract price as liquidated damages for each and every day thatthesaid building build-ing is not delivered ready Jor occupancy after September 1893 I Pike moved to amend the report by adding that the written consent of the contractor be obtained to the transfer of the contract to his bondsmen Carried The matter was then referred back for further report The same committee recommended that A F Parshall be employed to furnish the blackboard for the Jackson school building at 55 cents per square yard which is 60 per cent of the cost paid for the blackboards now in the schools Adopted TEACHERS AND SAIiABIES The following report was received from the committee on teachers and schoolwork school-work which was adopted SAII LALE cm Utah June 1 1S93 To tho Board of Education Salt Lake City Utah GENTLEMEN Your committee on teachers and schoolwork recommends the following list ot teachers tho election to be conditional upon the obtaining ol certificates to teach as r required by law r CJ CJQ t t tI2 tI2 L Kathenne Height Hamilton STO 00 i5 00 Lottie BurciHamilton 6500 7500 Grace Hailley Hamilton 65 00 75 Oj CharlotteFowlerHamilton 6500 7003 Althea Wheeler Hamilton G3 00 7000 Lity HochoIIamilton 70 00 7503 Mrs AJ Gunnel Hamilton 7040 SO 00 EaLlo duTl1ird C5 LO iO LOx LO-x anny Manning Third 65 00 70 00 iv elj n Reillyourth 55 I 00 CO 00 Clara HermnnFIrth 00 j 00 70 CO Grace E Frost Lincoln C5 CO 75 00 Nellie Studdard Lincoln 65 OJ 70 00 Kmma Whitney Lmcoln 73 00 75 00 Nettle Shelly Seventh co 00 75 CO l Jtta PotersSeTenth 70 00 SO 00 BCSMB Kimball Seventh CO 00 03 00 Antoinette BrownSovcnth 70 00 75 00 Blanche HullEighth 5500 70 LO Ella cirEIhth 7000 7500 Llla Murphy Ninth GJ 00 7500 Pbebe ScholesTtJnth 7000 75 00 1ary HoagTenth 60 CO 70 co Hattie RandolphBryant 7000 70 00 Jilauel EmeryDryan 55 00 65 00 Mrs Havens Bryant 75 CO 80 00 Emily DcanTwelfth 65 ro 70 00 Wattle E Porter Thirteenth 70 00 75 00 Delle StraupFourteenth 75 00 75 W Jennie CarneyFourteenth 7500 80 00 Leora hailFourteenth 65 01 70 CO Annie YcungbergFourteenth 70 CO 70 10 Minnie Sprague Fourteenth 75 CO SO 00 Ada J PotterFranhlln 75 00 SO 00 Gertrude Dull Franklin 50 00 60 00 Wary Dysart Frcnlslln 70 CO 7500 Vickie Clayton Franklin 63 00 70 00 Theresa GodbcFrnnltlin Co 00 70 03 Lucy Van COlt Franklin 76 00 75 00 Llzzte GibbsSixteenth 7503 i5 00 2ora HartSeventeenth 53 00 03 00 Georgia wheeler Seventeonth 60 00 05 00 Blanche Cooper Nineteenth C5 00 75 00 Lizzie MoMIllca Nineteenth 7f 00 EO 00 Kate BonucilNineteenth 75 i 00 SO 00 Alta Wig nsLowell To ffl 75 00 Bessie liuggiusLowell 61 CO CTi 00 1 nal mballLowcll On 00 70 00 Mrs Henry Lowell 05 OJ TOW Mollio Templeton 21st r 00 75 00 Mrs lamlson21st 65 CO 70 00 Mrs Bjo1J60n21ft 70 CO 80 00 Tvlrs Kelsonist 71 a 00 50 00 Constance Tomlinson 23d 5500 65 00 Alice Coulthurbt Hcoyer 70 oo 75 00 f i Flora Smithllooper 6t 00 70 00 tary L Bowers Hooper 60 00 63 00 t Ee MayneHooper 7000 7300 BoseB ZeckHooper CO 00 7000 Rhoda Pomeroy Hunter 65 00 7003 1 E Emma BledsoeHunter 65 00 7000 Jjarnara Bo1ferHunter 70 00 75 00 YounSHunter 50 00 CO 00 Noon Blggsirolsom 65 00 05 00 Mary E DoyingLib Park 6500 7000 Ella NebekerUntverTratn 75 00 SO 00 t Gene Kimball Second 53 00 CO 00 Martha E PeatThird 65 00 7000 Blanch Hindmm Seventh 7000 7500 zp Hattie ArnoldTenth 7000 75 OJ Lizzie Hyslop Twelfth 65100 7000 Elizabeth Pease Franklin 65 00 WOO Emma F SwnnSIxteenh 70 03 75 00 Margaret UtterLoweli 50 La 6J 00 Edith WoodmanseeLowell 65 00 70 00 Blanche ChadwlckLowell 61 03 63 00 Mrs M VttUon Twantyflrat CO 00 65 00 l R H BradfordDavis 70 00 70 03 c t Mary G MajorLinPark 75 GO 75 00 r Mary KicholHamUton 6503 70 CO fi Flora Blackburn Bryant 7500 SO 00 Stella Hapgood Bryant 75 CO 7500 Lizzie Bond Twelfth 6503 10 00 J cra Gwln Twelfth 6500 7000 Jennie Simon Twelfth 65 00 6s CO Mary Caufflcld n Thirteenth 6500 7000 t MaryE BerkelyFourteenth 75 00 75 00 Clara SbawLowell 5000 6000 j Kmtna Finch Ontario CJ > 00 70 ro Cora EatonTwentfjfirst 65 00 65 00 SaUte Hought041Cone CO 00 65 00 A Total S6 005 001650010 gt t InsreabQ per month 48303 PnICIRALS 7ibeth JL QualirouRh W J McCoy i c McKay F D Heeler S JR Rogers J D Dennis Frank R Knight A S Martin El S Halloclr Wm Bradford O H Avey G rt McKay A E Knucky Alice Tomlinson S A I ilcBrlnc Emma rees I men SCHOOL W R Malone Prln 5180 L G Worsted 130 Ida M Frye u 130 A E Buchanan 110 AllcoE Rowo n 110 EllaM Dukes 100 SPECIAL TEACHERS Present Proposed Aames Salary Salary DIt Augsburg drawing 1250U 15000 Geo C Young music 14000 iaoo Anne A Robins auxlllarv 8500 0000 Mrs > tpllys culture 10010 10000 M A Hoi ton prim supervisor 11000 12000 CHAS BALDWIN Chn WILLIAM NELSON R W YOUNG AY J BEATIE Committee on Teachers and School Work CLAIMS ALLOWED Claims were allowed as follows Henry Nichols foreman Washington school 5 108 00 Wm D Pinney foreman Jackson School 0 10800 James Devine foreman Sumner school 103 03 David Anderson foreman Wasatch school 80 03 Gee Harp rand assistants service 592 65 Charles Evans services 70 50 Edward H Kvins servicesu SI 00 Jos Hall services 45 00 Sears Liddle repairing glass 12 fit Miller Simpson hauling dirt 13 9t J C Watson Broil hauling dirt 26 bG J O Watson Bro hauling closets 19 W J H GarbanatL cesspool u 83 60 Salt Lake Gas Co 800 H Dlnwoodey Furniture Co furniture 13 50 Rocky Mountain Boll Telephone Co telephone service 20 55 E c Coffin Hardware Co janitors supplies h 5 03 J Midgley A Co blackboards 46 75 KIdder A Bro kindling wood 3 25 Tribune Pub Co advertising bond election notice 31 50 Utah Book Stationery Co school supplies 7 28 C H Parsons school supplies 753 Barnour Ink Manufacturing Co 100 gallons ink 5Q 00 District Messenger service 3 25 I I D C Heath Co text books n 410 61 Tribune Job Printing Co printing un 28 CO A Stlefel freight and drayage 3 10 D M Gnmths delivering tables election elec-tion day June 5 also messenger ser vice 250 Total 52005 22 THE TREASURERS REPORT The treasurer made his report for the month of May as follows RECEIPTS Balance May L 5102794 88 Received from J B Morton clerk 16 03 Total u 102810 88 Paid warrants S 5276637 Balance > Iay3L 50014 51 Referred to the committee on finance Baldwin moved that the clerk be authorized auth-orized to employ any help needed to assist as-sist him in gathering up the books and furniture from the rented school buildings build-ings which are to be given up Carried The finance committee was instructed to advertise for sale the bonds voted on June 5 as soon as possible and to continue con-tinue such advertisement for the length of time prescribed by law It was also decided to use the same form of bond as previously sold except as to series and dateAdjourned for one week Although it is not claimed that Ayers Sarsaparilla cures every ill to which flesh is heir yet as a matter of fact it comes nearer doing this than any other medicine ever compounded In purifying the blood it removes the source of nearly all disorders of the human system |