The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-06
Adopted.
FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES

B G. RAYBoULp.
JOHN N. PIKE
s : ARTHUR PRATT
Adopted
FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES,
This committee has contracted for supplv
of kindling wood for use of the schools this
winter; price 10 be paid for good auakenasn
WOOD $3.50 per cord, cut and measured in four
1901 lengths; the party supplying same to de-
liver to each school as they may used at soc.
per load. wv
Adopted.
Moved, that Chute & Hicks proposition IN
furnish coal be accepted for soft coal at SIS per
ton. s0'
Adopted.
JANIToR REYNOLDS SALARY INCREASED
Moved that the salary of Janitor John
Reynolds OF the Eighth schoolhouse be raised
from US to SS5 per month.
Adopted.
JANIToRs EMPLOYED.
Moved that ]. w. Sanders be enpaped ne
isnltor of the school held in the African M n
church, also that Francis Edmunos be EN-
poyed as janitor OF the Tenth school vice w
j. Harris resigned.
Adopted.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
The following recommendation ms of the
committee on school work were adopted:
We, the committee on school work, recon.
mend that purchase of school maps be MADE
This will necessitate the purchase of seven fuii
sets and twenty two single maps at total cost
o a3la. 40 net.
O2. We recommend that the superintendent be
authorized to have painted on the blackboard
In primary rooms, Stalls of gray lines for use in
teaching penmanship. The cost will not exceed
Is cents per linear yard and the total number
OF yards Will probably not exceed Sl5o
recommend a ho
structed in the south upper room OF the Arm
strong building in order to secure a recitation
room. The arrangement will permit OF our re-
lieving a greatly overcrowded primary room
and at the same time grant the PRINCIPAL
needed apartments for supervising his school
An additional teacher is Contemplated in this
recommendation.
1--WE recommend that the committees nm
buildings secure if possible an additional room
for use OF tho primary department in the
Second school. This will make it possible to
use the smaller room in the Second fer relief
OF the larger which is greatly overcrowded.
This plan also contemplates the employment of
an addition 81. teacher.
5-We recommend that the lease for the base.
ment OF the Lutheran church be cancelled upon
the payment OF the rent in full to January
ana that the department occupying that build.
ing be transferred to the Woman's Industrial
Homo building.
Eve recommend the purchase OF books for
the high school as selected by the principal and
teachers The cost OF these books is about
Vtoo, dAu . D6lhQOe Oh bDOub oeU OF Ll0 amount
appropriated by the board for such purpose
Will be left for future needs.
I've recommend the adoption for use in
the fourth and higher grades as suppemeo tary
books on penmanship, exercise books and
OF Appleton's standard system OF penmanship.
w. NELSON,
w. j. NEWMAN,
r. ALFF
K. w. Young.
NO SALOONS NEAR SCHOOLS
MnCaf mi ri
gards 1t as menace TO the moral welfare of the
saloon be located in the immediate neirhhor
hood OF any school building and that the citv
council be requested not to grant or renew any
license to any saloon within twenty rods of a
school house. -
Carried.
NIGHT SCHOOL
Moved that night school he opened ,ro-
vlds "a not less than thirty persons within a
more than one school to be opened and NOT mora
than two teachers engaged.
Carried.
SHOOTS FOR MEETINGS.
Mr.. Pike moved that the school hop.e.
be opened for public and political meetinos
when required. Referred to building anS
site committee.
APPROPRIATIONS
The following appropriations were made.
Rayoould Reiber.- payment on &C.
count of school. 3, mn M