The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-28
THE SCHOOL BOARD
lnnumerable Sites for School
Houses offered.
Regulations Governing the Duties Of All Con
nected With the Public Schools Con-
sidered and Adopted.

The regular weekly meeting of the board
of education was held last evening. In the
absence of Mayor Scott, Vice President
Nelson presided. The other members pres
emit were Messrs. Pike, Duke, Alff, Bald
win, Goliath, Pratt and Newman.
SITES AND BUILDINGS.
The following propositions were read
and submitted to the proper committees:
S. Foster offered to sell the board for q
school site, lot s, block 2, plat A, 100x2O
feet. for $4,000.
E. L. Craw to amend former PROPOSE
ton so as to accept school bonds for the
entire amount of $4,000 for property sub
mitted, in place of $1,000.
E. Emery, piece OF land 10x2O rods, in
the western part of the city, for $1,000.
q. E. Taylor q Co., to sell a piece o T
property described as a of lot in block Is,
| facing south and west, for 5000.
d. g. Dunbar and j. L. Game, to rent
for school purposes, the old Hooper resi-
dence, for Sl2O per month.
John S. Scott, to sell to the board lots
Nos. 45 to 81, inclusive, in Liberty Park
addition, for S., 000-Sl, 900 in cash and bal
ance in school bonds at par value; size of
| lots, 66Xl5713 feet.
An offer by o. G. Brown was made to
sell for school site lot l, block Is, plat G.,
10x10 rods, for So, 500-one- half pay in
school bonds.
c. E. Taylor & Co., to sell lot in block
| 81, as a school site, for S12, 900; size of lot
10x20 rods.
f. G. g. Haven; a piece of land de-
scribed as lot 2, block 54; 100x330 feet,
owned by j. H. Dewey, for $4,000, and
also lot 8. block "a, 4915x165 feet, for ST 800.
| S. G. Lynch; this following described
property: One-half of lot 3, block SO, plat
A; 5x20 rods, for $500.
BUILDINGS LEASED.
The committee on buildings recon-
mended the leasing of the following build
ings: Lower story OF Sixth ward school,
the Allen building, corner of Third West
and Sixth South streets, in Sixth ward
the Armstrong building, Fifteenth ward
the Hunter building, Sixteenth ward; the
Blair building, Thirteenth ward; the
school rooms of the Swedish church,
Twelfth ward; the school rooms of the
Swedish church, Eleventh ward. Adopted.
| RAISE THE RENT.
The church authorities of the Twenty
| first ward refuse the lease of the room
used rs school room last year at $l5 per
month, but offer it for $40 per month.
ALEAsE CONFIRMED.
A proposition previously made by Rev,
| Arnold to the committee for leasing build
ings to rent two school rooms on Fourth
West between First and Second South
with equipments, at $40 per month, was
presented by the committee to the board
and ratified.
THE NEW RULES.
The committee appointed to draft code
of regulations to govern the officers, teach
ers and management of schools, reported
and presented the proof sheets of the reg
ulations, which were carefully read aud
criticised by the board. The regulations
are quite lengthy, and are classified as fol
lows: Duties of principals; duties of su
periutendent: regulations governing stand
ing and promotion; regulations governin 8
terms and school sessions; duties Of jani
tors: rules for pupils. 1t was voted tc
print in pamphlet form separate 250 copies
for use in schools and 500 copies of the reg
ulations and annual report combined.
WANTED, $4,000.
The agreement of the finance committee
to raise SIC, 900 for use on September l, was
ratified.
POSTAGE STAMPS.
An appropriation of $40 was made fol
stamps for the use of the clerk.
APPROPRIATIONS
The clerk reported outstanding BILL
amounting to 81, 5000, which amount was
considered in itemized form and accepted
by the board and payment authorized.
Adjourned for one week.