Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING,
Summer and OQuIrrh Schools Named
Last Night.
New Teachers and Janitors Employed
Sewer Connection for the
Lincoln building.


ritE rRoCEEDiNos
Miigley n Sons Go. offered TO install,
thelr system Of heating ami mechanical
ventilation In the Sixteenth and Niue
teenth schools as per plans aud 'peei'
Hcatlous submitted by them for the
sum Of s5075, ind In connection Win
the same Mr.. Hengaen, contractor
agrees to build the necessary iluce AMI
install the Fuller & Warren system Of
closets and deduct from his contract
. $3.50. Committee on sites aud build
ings.
SCHOOL SITE IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho committee on sites aud bu' III.
ings made the following fecOmmcnda'
lions:
First-That authority DO granted the
committee to employ gardener 10 luDk
Auar the dinoront schools. To 500 that
time, caro- and building be uiii2nd Tor
walks. That the soil To be- removed nom
the grounds Of the Lowell school .N'
dumped In the proper places on we l',n'
coin school grounds, 10 ~ TO AVOID NOV
ing II twice; 70 attend also to the proper
distribution ~ tho soil ~ the Franklin
school grounds When n Sutlconl amount
Inns boon hauled to tho Lincoln, AMI gou-
orally 10 nut the grOundsin order around
the Lincoln school, the Bryantschool 1nd
others occupied for school purposes, MI
Watson, the contractor a. the Lincoln
echool. will furnish lahorcr 10 assist 10
the work until therltbbish rom the build
ings IA properly disposed or
Secnnd-That authority be- granted u TO
have erected foncu In front and on Two
sides ~ far NJ tho corner oi the building
Of tho Lincoln school, and close huhti
fonco six foot high ON the remainder ANA
rear.
Third-That there DO placed Ia the
basement Of the Lincoln school drinking
apparatus and slophOpp0rs ON all floors,
aud also IN all other bdildings not olhct-
wise provided for.
Fonrth-rhat cloth black boarding he
placed on tho walls OF tho Lincoln school,
so that the woodwork can loo furnished
aud the school prepared Tor occupancy
Mt the earliest possible date.
Finlr-That tho clerk Of tho board po-
tition tho City Council to con~iruc' "a
sewer lateral to tho Lincoln school.
That tho building to be directed In tho
Third district 10 named the Summer
School
Soyonth THAT tho school building to
be erected In tho Ninth ward ho named
tho Oqulrrh school.
Elghih-The committee report that
they had examined the bill Of William
Carroll for architectural services fOr tho
Summer school In the Third ward. re-
iorrod To tho committee at the last meet
Ing OF tho board, and that slOll be al
lowed, and that Atty per cent thereof be
now appropriated, namely $4,000, rs
part payment. Adopted.
CONTRACT APPROVED.
The contract and bond OF William
Lister for the erection Of summer
school In the Third ward were np
proved.
HEATING AND vENiLATIao.
The committee on sites and build.
ings recommended that the bid OF tn,
Hender 4 Meyer Engineering com
pnny for ventllating and heating tn,
Jackson school IN the Sixteenth ward,
submitted July 2sth for $500, be nc,
cepted. The extrs charge for naces
shTy changes will be- 1928.
The contractors furtherofIor 10 furnish
An electric motor FOR s5O0,a water motor
for sl25 and steam engine Tor $50
The committee say: We recommend
the acceptance OF the offer for IN,
steam engine, $500, making total cos
OF the entire plant complete OF S3Bl5
and that the president and clerk OF IA,
board be authorized 10 execute a con
tract therefor"
Adopted on vote OF 7 to-.
CREMATION SYSTEM.
The committee on sites and build
ings recommended that the contractor
he authorized 10 substitute the Smead
system OF crcmntiug closets In the
Jackson school, and that the diilerenc,
IN cost, Sll9, be deducted from hi-
contract. Laid on the table.
MUST BE BRICK.
The committee ON sites and build
ings recommended that the interior
walls OF the basement Of the Jackson
school be built Of good hard brick, In
stead o. Tubblo rock, provided that /
be done by the contractor without ad
dit.onal expense. Adopted.
JAEiTORs APPOINTED.
The committee on furniture anl
supplies reported having appointed
janitors ~ follows: John O'Donnol
for building on sixth street, Mt SIS
month; Francis Edmunds, Tenth war,
vestry room, al SIG n month, william
Fowler, vestry room in rwentietl
ward At SIS month; ami r. T.. Harri
OF the high school at $50 per month
also that they had rented n large room
ON Richards avenue from J. y. Richard
at 1926 month IN which to store tn
car load Of school furniture Just T,
Ceived aud recommended that ia
room be kept constantly for that pun
pose. Adopted.
REMOVAL,
The committee on furniture and sur
plies recommended that J. b. Bloom
Held, the janitOr OF the Tenth schoo
be removed. The committee also 70,
Ommvnded that Mr.. Melander be 81
pointed In his place at n salary OF q
month. Adopted.
NEW TEACHERS.
Superintendent Millspaugh reporle
tho engagement Of tho following teacl
eTsi Mrs. A. j. Guunell, First sohoo
at $40 per month; Miss Emma Tiubet
Fifteenth school, vice Misc Hall. at 81
per month; Miss Emma Whitne
Eleventh school, vice Miss Kuhn,
f75 per month. The committee {
teachers recommended that tho &,
gagements DO confirmed. Adopted.
SCARLET FEVER.
The following from DR.. Mill,pauq
was read;
desire TO report TO You that / ha
al lao .VtF 81.
the Thirteenth school, ON account Of q
nNlalnnnn of slnrlnl InNnr Nm ILn .rn-t q.