Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-11
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS
,,,tIpt Of the School Board Last
Hight.
molly SUCCEEDS DowsrS'


Tho Board OF Education held
,,.rIsl meeting las. night Ia ,n , sS'
W .sof President Baskin, Nice'Presl'
an, Nelson occupied the chair. The
u's ,,ts,. present were Young, PIKE
Dsss. Newman, Ain aud Baldwin
ISvITATIoS EXTENDED.
I'M. Abbott, who represented the
I'D Warming and VentllatlnR
s,mpany, sent in an Invitation 10 tue
.,J 10 visit places where tue system
use, and consider the ndvhn'
,.-,. claimed for II. Committee on
ale. ami buildings
BONDS RECEIVED.
report was submitted by the CLERK
Eating that the engraved bonds four
hunlred aud any in number, had been
,sc,iyed from the American Bank
Note Company, Of which numbers
IA 100 inclusive had been signed ~
tho reauired officers, sealed with the
corporate seal Of the board aud deliN-
,,,d TO the treasurer, 10 forward TO the
rureha,ers, George A. Fernald & Com
s.u,. Boston, Massachusetts. The re-
r,lninq three hundred aud ATTY were
u,nk aud on deposit with the treas
urr. Received and filed.
BuiLDISU BIDS.
=. III. . al i.ttHinua
reported ~ follows
Honorable Board OF Educalioni
Your committee on sites aud buildings
,sport A. follows: We opened SIX bids Tot
III erection OF the addition To ihe ElcN.
.nth school. which we're ~ follows;
Irwin Huse ''s'ss 's''''fs',s
MILAN listcfs..ssss ss'..sssss 800. ~'f'''
w fakr Huiiding and Manufacturing .,,
..ss s.s..sss.s..s .sssssssssss z. i.e
Ioseph poiEicks.....,.,a,..s''s' 49,
watson lfost.ssssssss...sai as.ss' H''s'' a. 4 !,
Low ACo..s.sss.sss'ss -'''
Each bid WIS accompanied by cerii-
ded check tor $50. Your committee
recommend that nll the checks be re-
turpcd 10 the owners except the one giyou
Lv William Lister, lac being, In our upln.
ion. tho lowest responsible bidder; but
vour committee desire - little more iinio
IA examine Into the merits oi heating anu
ycntllating before recommending any
system or entering into contract for CON
ttruetion u the building.
u. q. KANnoviD, Chairman.
ions N. PiKE,
RUputrH ALLEY
MIR. Baldwin itquired I. The commit
tee did not consider tho lowest biJGoIs
10 bs responsible.
MI. PIX, replied, In behalf Of the
committee, that tie lowest bidders had
done no work here aud were not well
known. Mr.. Letter was u responsible
contractor and was well recommended
and as there was only difference Of
$50 In the bids, the contract was award
81 to him.
ASSISTANT MUSIC TEACHER.
The commiite. ON school work re-
commended that AN assistant music
lsscher be engaged to M the vacancy
c.gsed hy the resignation Of Miss Pratt,
The recommendation was adopted, and
on motion OF Trustee Pike II was de-
cited to refer all applications for the
position to the committee on teachers
on ACCOUNT OF DIpnlHEhiA.
Inc same connl'fe fcppsANi hh'
the lanitor Of the school In the Exposl'
tlou building, who lives IN the sirnc
ture, had one Of his children taket
down with diphtherin, and died. Thu
neceseitalel the discOntinuance OF th'
school, Rnd would have 10 remaiI
closed for some days. They, after cou
sulta,ion with the superintendent, de
cidtd that the children OF this schoo
should te removed 10 the Tenth war
school, aud that halliday sessions b
held until tho Exposition building
could be used again. Adopted.
the TREAsuRrR's BosD.
The bond Of Treasurer Duke wa
submitted and approved. II Is 70
$4,000, aud the surelies are Ne fol
low: