The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-04
FORTY NEW TUTORS
The School Board Elects Addi-
tional Pedag0gues.
NOTHING NEW ABOUT THE BONDS
School Rooms Rented - Stoddard's Method
Adopted for the Grades Upward Of
the Fifth-Appropriations

Inc regular meetlnS OIL the boarQ or e0u-
cation was held last evening, Vice-Presi-
dent Nelson in the chair. The members
present were Messrs. Pike. Duke, Pratt,
Goliath, Young and Baldwin.
SITES AND ROOMS OFFERED.
Jacob Weller offered to sell to the board
a lot adjoining the present school grounds
in district No. for sc, 500 Committee on
sites.
| Peter Sinclair offered to lease to the
| board two large rooms on Seventh South
at rental of $50 per month. Committee
on sites.
Adam Spiers, in behalf of the Tenth
Ward Ecclesiastical organization, offered
TO sell TO the board the lot adjoining the
school site in the Tenth ward, with the
building thereon, for $4,000. Committee
on sites.
/ BONDS AND LOANS.
The committee on finance reported that
it had no further information in regard to
the sale of bonds. In reference 10 the loan
OF $4,000, previously reported upon, the
committee represented that having to pay
interest on the full amount from Septem-
Der l, and not needing to draw the full
amount for sixty days, it had deemed 1t ad-
visaole to arrange to take up the loan made
for 1000 and thereby save paving double
interest on that amount, and should it need
that sum latter on it could get it on the
same terms. A resolution providing for the
taking up of the loan accompanied the re-
port and was adopted.
NORTH SALT LAKE SCHOOL.
The committee on sites recommended
that the use of the school building used in
North Salt Lake be discontinued. The
committee reported that arrangements had
been completed with Albert Davis for 3
building in Csmpe's lane, west of the
river, for 500 for the ten months ending
June 30, 1892.
OTHER RENTALS.
The brick dwelling in Earl & Roberts
addition on the east side Of the Jordan had
: been secured for 500 for ten months end
ing June so, 1892.
4 frame building in Folsome's addition
A had also been secured on the same terms
= The committee recommended that the offe,
for the leasing Of the Hooper building be
, accepted. Adopted.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
The examining committee reported that
the following teachers had obtained 8
standing of 80 per cent. in the recent ex-
animation, emitting them to become candi
dates for certificates Of the first grade
Elizabeth NJ. Qualtrough, Alice E. Rowe
A. E. Buchanan, w. r. Malone, w. j. Nc.
Coy, A. w. Smith.
The following teachers obtained a stand
) ing of so per cent. or over, enutling them
to certificates Of the second grade: Kate
Bonnell, Myra ]. Boyd, Blanche Chadwick
Grace Chadwick, Nevada V. Davis, There's
Godbe. Nora Gwin, Emma r. KEGS, Mary
D L. Hoag, Lizzie Mcmillan, Ada J. Potter
Efis Riddle, Mrs. S. r. Rogers, Mimi,
t Sprague, Lucy Van Colt, Mrs. Maud Web
ster, Z. L. Benson, a. NJ. Graves.
Those obtaining a standing of 20 pc
cent. or over, emitting them TO certificates
e of the third grade, were: Annie Ander
(. son. May Dysart, Mabel G. Emery, MAY
Cornell. Mollle Hull, Mrs NJ. r. Jamison
Alice keim, Emma T. Swan.
Three candidates, whose names were no
given, obtained standing of less than q
per cent. and were not entitled to certiti
T Gates.
Q Of those who obtained a standing of 9
per cent or over, the following were en-
!, titled to certificates in studies required 10
(. the first grade: Alice Z. Rowe, W. II
. Malone, A. J. Mccoy, A. II. Willis, A. Z
Knuckey, r. w. Smith.
= TEACHERS APPOINTED.
The committee on teachers recommends
: that the following additional teachers b(
Y employed for the ensuing year: