Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-05-08 | Page 8 | The Taxpayers' Bond Vote

I The Taxpayers Taxpayers' Bond Vote r th i-th judgment of ten persons who serve their city and nd unselfishly as rn members of the city school board was approved ap ap- ap- ap proved in Saturdays Saturday's bond elect election on 7 11 7 A majority of taxpayers taxpayers' out o of 45 6 voters oters favored bonding the city for 1 1500 oio to make possible a south senior senior high school and junior high additions The rue 2622 p people opte who voted yes adopted th tile the 1 opinion of the city school board t Th The yes taxpayers surely didn't vote affirmatively vely because because they are so o willing to meet the in increased tax burden Probably they r recognized that they are already eady t taxed ed edh h heavily enough But t they ey showed that they want nt good educational facilities facilities' and are re willing to foot the bill It was wholly a qU question stion for the majority to decide The public will now look to the board T of education edu to make a wise use of the ther r bonding powers entrusted to them School authorities have expressed the hope that tl they ey can retire worth of present bonds before they will have to call call upon the ne new issue 7 I Mean Meantime time the hoard board will proceed cautiously cau- cau in mapping out plans for the new senior high school It will appeal as good business to the school board to defer issuing isu- isu jug ing the bonds until the need for the funds is at hand Ve We are confident that the school executives will vill want to spare the taxpayers as as much of the interest burden as possible and that they will ill give their time to a c careful reful supervision of of the bond expenditures