| Show SALT ISALT LAKE SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT S 8 The schools of ot Salt Lake City will probably open on September The Committee on Schoolwork of or the Board Doard o of Education recommends this date to the board and that the teachers teachers' ex examinations ex- ex be held on the and Oth of ot this l month and the board agrees with its committee The same committee makes the following fol fol- fol- fol lowing suggestions gc in which the board also concurs That l. a 3 course or ot one year in mechanical mechanical me me- drawing and woodwork be In In- In traduced for boys in the thc Eighth grade I 2 That a ba basement ement room In the Bryant Dry Bry ant building be bc equipped 1 as ns a manual training center for tor the east cast side 3 That That a n. basement room in the Union building be ho similarly equipped for the West est side 4 That That ty two t competent instructors in manual training be employed at once 6 That That a department of ot domestic arts be established with a n. course of or orto two t two years earS in plain sewing for tor girls in the Seventh and Eighth grades C That G.-That That two competent Instructors In Ia plain sewing be employed at once A summary of ot the report of or John B. B Moreton Clerk of or the Board ard is as follows follows follows fol fol- fol- fol lows Receipts Receipts- Cit City School taX tar L l. l for maintenance maintenance nance 28 1 Same Fame tax sale redemptions J State school tax 1301 11 Same Sam interest and ami rentals Count County school tax l 1001 11 nooks Books sold and rented Tuition n from Crom residents non Z j. j I Interest i In Insurance 5 Water ater scrip sold sollI Telephone refund 1125 11 23 Old engines sold 4 Old hou house c sold 1 I Sewer extension refund Rents received SOO 81 Sun Sundries received t t Bills DIlls payable note to l I I I Co n I. I Sinking fund city school tax tax 1 1 lUZO Interest on bonds Buildings s Payment on note 2750 50 Safe Sale Ninth district property Total Disbursements Teachers Teachers' salaries Janitors' Janitors salaries Janitors Janitors' supplies 1423 I Fuel and anti lights O Maintenance and repairs g Books and school supplies 51 General expense l. l Furniture Total Interest on bonds 15 Sinking fund Invented tc M New cw buildings 1019 97 Total Overdraft on Tr Treasurer July I I. I 1 1001 1 Grand Granel total IOS 28 S The report of ot Superintendent Chrls- Chrls ten tenon on shows the largest attendance last year In the history of ot the city schools The school population only In Increased increased In- In crea creased ed Ii ov over r 1500 1900 but the Increase se In attendance was 24 Last year car per pcr cent of ot all children of ot school age attended school as its against 89 per cent in 1900 The total enrollment last year car was the average monthly at attendance attendance at- at being and the average daily attendance During the year jear ear Just ended there were employed In t the c schools suI su- su I 30 high school teachers and I grade teachers s an Increase ase of ot six I hl high school and fifteen grade teachers as compared with the previous year car Mr Christensen en 81 also 0 recommends the est establishment of or a a. 8 school hool for tor truants and a n. school for tor minded feeble children children chil chil- dren Iren twenty are enrolled In Inthe Inthe inthe the city schools Tho The latter school he considers ought to be a n. charge on the theS S State tl tee |
