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Show THE SCHOOL IMAKD. tConaumattou of the Bond sale To ;;, fund tin- School Tax- -Uae of School Kooius. The school board met last night with Chairman Scott in the chair and Trustees i'ewmai,, Plkl, Pratt, Nelson, Downey, Kaybould, Baldwin and Young iu their scats. 'Trustee Nelson reported that the finance Committee had performed the work assigned it and thai the contract for the sale of bonds had been duly executed. The c lerk submitted his semi annual rc-pott rc-pott which shows the following receipts: From city tax yb,MJ)8 From eonnty tax 6;l,ltU.H0 Jtis.-i-lianeous ttJB overdrafts December Ms luKta Total $S3,447.57 Disperseinents were as follows: Teachers' Salaries $S7.WX).&0 ,la', iters' salaries MOT.I0 Janitor1 supplies WLW Fuel (W.W Ke rnel work supplies 4til.-i Maintenance, school property.... l,3ffl.lM Kent, V,0TS.N Overdraft Jane 80, mm 96,8110.00 General expense and Interest. 0,088.08 lioal estate and building lo,-Jtl.l.::t; Furniture and apparatus l,8M Is Libraries and miscellaneous 1,011.71 Liabilities o! old distric ts 147.71 Total ,K8,447.57 The report of Supcrinb-n lent Mills naugh concerning school work was referred. The fee for the use of school buildings for other purposes than thut for whlen they were designed was, after some debate, increased in-creased to o. An order was issued to advertise for the erec tion of Hag poles at the various schools. The committee on school work made the following recommendations in favor of Bn-jicrinlcuden) Bn-jicrinlcuden) Mlllspaugh First That he be authorised to have printed certain forms of school blanks Unit had been in use heretofore and had run on' Second That a certain form of copy book suiuuiiied to the committee be authorized for use by pupils. This without expense to the board. . Third That music paper of the kind furnished furn-ished last year to be again allowed for u.ce in the schools at the expense of the bourd. Fourth That tin additions teacher be employed em-ployed for the industrial home and one to teach in the Twenty-first v ard and Like forty-five to fifty pupils from the Klevcnth school, which was overciowded. Fifth That the superintendent be authorized author-ized lo procure ten slate scrutebcrs for use iu Ihe schools. Tin- recommendations were ndorted. Mi-. Nelson stated Unit the finance committee com-mittee bud a bill ready to be introduced into the legislature to give authority to the board to refund the special taxes to those, who had paid them without reserve, as those who rein-' il lo pay did not have to pay under the dec ree of the court, and those who paid under un-der protest could recover. It was decided that the committee advet-tise advet-tise for sale f irui,(KJU in bonds to meet this expenditure. Appropriations aggregating I'.'l.iO. 12 were made, and the board adjourned. |
