Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
Rules With Reference 10 RtilndInS
the Special School Tax.
nu,LpnG INSPECTOR EMPLOYED.


pOri.-liiseellaucous Business.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
hoard Of Education was held lnst
NIGHT. with President BAskin In the
chair. The members la attendance
were Messrs. Young, Pratt, Alii, Duke
Raybould, Newman, Dolly, Pike,
Baldwin and Nelson.
VAST A SCHOOL HOUSE.
Io.epb wsrburton and 287 others,
r,preseniing themselves to be residents
and taxpayers Of the First school dis
trlct, represented that there were 400
school children Ia the district aud the
,choolhouse will accommodate but
,eyepty.ave pupils. They therefore
ssked tina. the board have a new school
house built In the district.
A. the committee on sites aud build
inss are about 10 report Ia favor Of the
erection OF ,he structure the petition
was laid on the table.
uI0il hClioOLHOOM'
Prof. AIillspaugh, In behalf Of to-
authorities OF Lelanl stanford Uni.
yerslty, California, asked for useof high
schoolroom on Saturday, June II 1902,
for the purpose Of holding an entrance
examination for applications to the
University. Granted.
The request was enlarged 10 as 10
embrace all like institutions.
TRrAsURER's REPORT.
Treasurer Duke submitted the fol-
lowing report:
Receipts
sale Of bonds ........sloo %
uishurscmsnts- $1,000.
Commi.sion on sale OF bond. ........... 500 %
warrant ail Utah TILE Insurance 1900
aud Trust Company ,loau. ....a....s. b''3' VI
Warrants paid Utah lite Insurance
anu Trust company .,.........,.... 2Ap1 %
Warrants PAID ir6in February sith 10
April ist, o. pUrllst Of wurrantH,... sl,la0 ~
0 seeaunt ia i,u ,Sea WI T' ,....' % %
Tot,l..........,..............s zoos Is
LEAVING a balance Of ..................s $3.50 q
Referred to tho finance committee.
SUPERINTENDENT or CONSTRUCTION.
The committee Oh sites and build
ings recommended that william
Pinney, OF this city, be appointed NJ
superintendent OF construction, at
salary Of $3.50 month. Mr.. Pinncy
would not be able TO devote his entire
time TO the bushes. for the ensuing two
months, aud would TO paid acgc. ding
10 his services. After two months
no would devote all his time to this
business. Adopted.
BUILDING SITE PURCHASED.
The same committee recommended
that the WhitlemOre lot, IN block 81,
plat @, In tho Twenty.hrst Ward, be-
purchased for the sum Of $4,000, oil
which $4,000 should be paid on re-
ceipt Of the deed, 5000 in thirty days
aud $4,000 in sixty days. The recon.
Inendation was adopted.
PROPOSED NEW BUILDINGS.
The same committee recommended
that upon the acceptance OF tho decd
TO tue property, bids be solicited for
the erection Of an eight classroom
building, according to the plans and
specifications Of one OF the architects
formerly ni ,, win 'ie oo' .o, A ,,'o
referred back 10 tho committee with
Instructions TO make u recommends.
ton as 10 tho system OF heating ana
hniIdin,,
frh.. ..,,,,,,,itt.,. ,,,,,,,,,,t,.l
,L'is-'t.,,.., ~ ,t.,.,',i a., -
thh' w hi' .'''V' ~ w piose1 vi ~
pare pahs Iorh L"e,No Iooin ou.'uihE
70 he erected on the Isaac lll, IN lhe
Fifteenth ward, and that bids for tho
construction OF the same be advertised
Tor. This matter was also referred
back 10 the committee for Information
ns 10 heating and yeutilatipg,
A NINE FEET FENCE.
MT, .....t,,... ......,..,,
INC n,ho eonlni..oe reo ou'nehuvu
tne uul'ulng o. nine lect nol1u fence
between the Ninth District lot ana the
properly SuJoihihs ON inc west
opprnpD ANNtfIIpn.
The same committee also reported
that In view OF tho " structions OF the
uoaru ua'ou npii is', lne Muop-
o,,aI ~ .ne ,' 800 son, ou,,Yui
uu.eu a'aIe', ., dovIl 'vco,''ul.nuilB tno
W "sgsea IN a.
Adopted.