Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-11
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING,
Business Transacted at Last hight
Meeting.
MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Tho Board DecIdea to Have No Night
school this Winter Nlscel.
laneOus Matt rs.
MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

The Board Of Education met IN
regular session last night, Vice Presl-
dent Nelson In the chair. The mem.
bers In attendance were: Young, All
Newman, Raybould, Baldwin, Dooly
and Pike.
oFFER ACCEPTED.
Geo. b. Emery, agent, notifel the
board Of the acceptance OF their offer
OF $50 month for two rooms for
school purposes ON Fifth West street.
between North Temple and First
North streets. Adopted.
CEMENT INsTEAD OF WOOD.
Croxford Bros. " Bryant, contrac.
tors for the First ward school building,
offered TO put in cement Instead OF
wood wsinscoting at an cxtra cost OF
1905. Committee on sites and build
ings.
WHAT THEY WANT.
The committee ON sites and buildings
reported recommending:
That the clerk be instructed to petit
lion tho City Council to grad First
North street, between Sixth and
seventh West streets, Ia front OF the
Jackson school;
That the City Council be also petit
toned to grade First South street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth East streets,
In front Of the Bryant school;
That the City Council be also petit
toned 10 establish u sidewalk grade on
Fifth South street, between Third and
Fourth West streets, In front Of the
Lincoln school;
That the attic Of the Lowell school
building be iloorel over with surfaced
square-edged lumber, aud that the DID
OF the salt Lake Building a Manufac.
turing company OF 1926 be accepted for
the furnishing OF the lumber and lay
ing OF the same. Adopted.
MONTHLY FINANCIAL sTATEMENT.
Treasurer Duke sent IN the following
report OF the receipts and disbursements
during October:
Receipts
fAlhhtt OF month";
Received from =. j. Leonard city
.......'s-''s'sss's'sss's'' 500 y
...,.-...,...,.....-..'.-..'. si5l,29' IL
DiaburHomcnts-
PAID clcrks warrants...,.....".."., 0l'9 .
balance at closc OF octobor......s iO,OSs IS
THE NEW DIsrRIcr.
The committee on school work recon.
mended that the committee ON sites aud
building be ordered 10 look up aud 70.
port to the board tho school require
ments OF the district lately annexed to
the city. Adopted.
OLD FOR NEW.
The same committee requested that
the principals OF the different school,
be asked to ascertain the number OF old
books which could be raise for the pur'
pose OF exchanging them for the now
ones. Adopted.
No NIGHT SCHOOL.
The came COMMITTEES recommended
that no night school be established thls
winter, tho additional expenses 10
which the hoard has been put In rum
ming the day schoola making II undo.
sirable anu unwise for II TO undertake
running night schools. Adopted.
BIOGRAPHICAL TEXT hooks.
This committee also reported that
the lot Of 1000 OF Byton's sohoo
Biographies received were unsatis.
factory as regards tho Utah supplement
to the book and that the book was al
most useless on that account.
Young moved that the books DO mol
accepted anu that the publishers b.
Communicated with, with the view O
ascertainlng how much reduction they
would make on the lot In case thu
board accepted them, rs II was though
at some future time the books might b,
used. Adopted.
Pike moved that the Hendy 4
Meyers Engineering company he In
structed to rooommence the work o
putting In the heating and ventilatinI
system In the Lincoln and Bryan
school bulldings, and that In case Q
the failure OF the company TO complet
the work In the time specified by tn
contract tho board would strictly on
force the penalty incurred by tn
delay. Adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Alderman 4 CO., prlutlng,.....,~""s s9s