The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-06
PETITION FOR NEW scHooLHoUsE.
To the Honorable Board of Education of Sa
Lake CITY: - -"

To the Honorable Board OF Education of Salt
Lake CITY:
We. the undersigned, residents OF Salt Lake
city, Utah, respectfully petition and show unto
g gonts honorable body that We are resi-
gents OF that portion OF Salt Lake
city lying between Third and Fifth
East street and south of Ninth South street
and that there are between twenty and thirty
chl!uren IN said district between the ages OF s
ana 10 years who ought to be in school That ali
OF these children except six live on lot sin block
~; BIG flelo, survey A, and that the nearest
sehooi mouse IS IN the Second ward, nearly a
mlie Instant, and that the roads are so bad that
II IS impossible FOR children OF said district 10
get TO what is now the nearest school and tina :
IN oaa weather 1t will be absolutely impossible
tor said children to get" TO any school. Your
petitioners further represent that there is a
small dwelling house of two rooms located
In SAID lot 5, block 20 Big Field, survey A.
building is suitable and can be used for school
purposes. We, the undersigned parents of said
children, therefore petition your honorahla
pooy TO establish a school in the said neiRhbor.
hood, either IN said building above mentioned
or In some other suitable and convenient Mo 20
for said children to attend
All OF which is respectfully submitted
twenty-five Signatures
Referred to site and building committee
BIDS FOR BONDS.
Two bids for the school board bonds were
submitted as follows:
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov 8 1891
To the Honorable Board of Education, Salt
Lake City: S"-'
GENTLEMEN:-For $50 s1,0OO per cent. 20.
year gold bonds of your district. dated JnIy
/, 1897, interest and principal nayabie
at some bank in the city of New York we offer
sl5U,OUO less cash commission of 7l5 ner
cent. the bonds 10 be delivered at some bank in
Boston, Mass. on or before January l. 1893 and
taken up and paid for by us as follows:
On or before January l. 1899, $4,000
On or before March l, 1892, S25,O0O
On or before May l. 1892 S25 OlU.
On or before June 80, 1899, $4,000.
Provided that $3.50 of said bonds shall be
taken up and paid for on delivery of said BOMBS
with papers evidencing satisfactorily to our
q attorneys their legality and that on all bonds
taken up and paid for before dates given above
per cent. interest per aunum Shall be de.
Quoted from the amount to be paid for said
bonds for the time thus sooner taken nm and
paid for. If this bid is accepted we Offer to
furnish within fifteen days the guarantee of the
Broadway National Bank OF Boston in the
amount OF 5 per cent or $3.50 that this con-
tract Will be fully and faithfully performed.
This bid is conditioned on immediate ACCEPT
ance In writing. GEO. A FERNALD & Co.
~ Water street. Boston.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov g, 1891,
To the Honorable Board Of Education. Salt
Lake city:
GENTLBMEN-For the 800 $1,000 5 per cent
twentyyea gold bonds of your district. dai ed
July |, 1871, interest and principal payable at
some som bank In the city of New York we offer
s5OoOoo less cash commission of 6 7-I5 per
cent, the bonds to be delivered at come bank in
Chicago or New York, at our option, on or
before January ], 1892 and taken up and maid
Tor as follows: $50, 900 on or before Januarv /
1892; $4,000 on or before March 1. 1859: S5tOOo
on or before May /, 1892; 5000 on or before
June 80, 1899
Provided that s75, eco Of said bonds sh all he
taken up and paid for on delivery of said bonds
with papers evidencing satisfactorily to our at.
torneys their legality. and that on all bonds
given per cent. interest shall be dedncte5
from the amount to be paid said bonds for the
time thus sooner taken up and paid for.
ceptanca FARsoN, LEACH & Co
By GEO. F. PEDHALE. Chicago. Ills
Agent
BOTH REJECTED.
On being pu. to vote both these bids were re.
Jected, by to /. MeSsrS. Duke Alff Nelson
Rayoouid. Pike. Young and Pratt voting for re-.
lection, and Mr.. Newman, alone. for adoption
MIR. Pike was of opinion that later ON the
money market would be easier and betIer
OF selling the bonds would arise.
BIDS FOR SCHOOL SITES.
The following bids on school sites vera
received: 'e
"a "Ooe CoFucI u lou s. IN DIOck a. Mat A
running thel &c south 10 rods, thence east arods'
south 10 rods 10 the north line of Fifth Sonrb
street, thence east on said line rods tbenca
north ~ rods and thence west rods T., the
place OF beginning. Also right-of.Wav " oS vmr
rod wide and ~ rods in depth over the north
end OF lot in said block "a. plat A. to and from
Fourth west street to the rear of the land above
described, for the sum OF 1875 cash.
WILLIAM BUTTTE
l offer you the east half Of lot 3. in block "A
plat A, Salt Lake city survey, the same being
) rods q outh front by 10 rods deep, for the snn
d e'ooo cash. EMMA G. FENToN,
~, 40i S. 9TH West.
We the undersigned will sell ICxaO rods
facing south on Fifth South street between