Deseret Evening News | 1903-06-05 | Page 8 | City Schools Still Short

CITY SOIL STILL SHOUT lInt Bat Deficit DeflIt Win to bo Today ly by Senator Hi lh A meeting of the tho principals ot of the Salt Lake City Cit was held in S Sena na tot tor office lost last night to re report report port on the shortage In the teachers fund It was discovered that Instead ot of there being a shortage of as us at first reported that that amount hind had been Increased to i being nn an In increase cruise crease In the tho shortage of TItle This ad additional amount will be raised by Sen Senator Senator ator today FO so that tIme the teach teacher er ors may receive their salaries tomorrow He lie had lind already secured a amount to mate make up the deficit as first reported but will now proceed to make makeup up UI the Increased Shortage The principals state that the shortage was wag due to the fact that a number of the patrons had failed to pay haS their sub subscriptions preferring to shift tIme the bur burden burden den on Senator Bamberger anti and his as associates Only four schools the Lowell Bryant and Twelfth raised I sufficient funds to meet their expenses and a number which reported as having railed the full amount needed were re me reported ported as os short last night The Frt Fre Fremont mont school was short but Principal Nelson stated that the teachers had to stand the lots lose among them themselves themselves selves as It was wag only oal a very small amount After the reports had been made Supt Rupt Keeler of the Webster school thanked Senator In n a very neat little speech for the Interest he had displayed and ami for the great effort ho had made In securing the necessary funds to keep the schools school open the full L term Senator In reply complimented the teachers for their faithfulness and il saId raid that he had never helped a class of people who showed their appreciation as nit much un us did the public school and he lie was therefore very glad to have havo helped them