The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-30
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Points Raised by the Annexation Of a
New District.
Rights and Liabilities of the Annexed
pistrict-Young and Baldwin Oppose
Appropriations For Back Pay.

The board of education met last even
ing with Vice-P President William Nelson
in the chair and all members present.
Business was transacted as follows:
p. L. Williams, attorney for the board +,
sent in communication with reference
to the report OF the committee on sites
and buildings in the matter of the re-
Gently annexed Sixty sixth school dis
trict. lie stated that it would be neces-
sary to examine the records of the original
Twenty ninth district together with its
boundaries, also of the Sixty-sixth, and
finally the action in connection with the
annexation of the district, in order to
give definite opinion as to the legality
of the annexation and the rights ana ia
bilities of the respective districts.
Mr. Williams also stated that he had
called upon the county collector with ref
erence to the payment to the board OF the
taxes levied the present year and was in
formed that the funds had been paid to
trustees of the Twenty ninth district a
month ago. Further, that he had adj
dressed a letter to the territorial commits
sioner of schools asking him to have
allotted to the city the amount of general
funds due on account of the school popu-
lation of said district as per the last CEN
sus. The communication was received
and filed.
George Arbuckle and nine others,
representing nineteen children, protested
against the order recently made dlScon-
timing school No. 2 in the eastern part
of the old Sixty sixth district. Referred
to committee on sites and buildings.
d. p. Tarpey sent in communication
with reference to the superior quality OF
his building stone and the communica-
was received and fled.
J. V. Nielsen desired to secure job as
janitor. Referred to committee on sites
and buildings.
TEACHERS SALARIES.
The committee on teachers reported
with reference to the matter of compensa-
ton for the teachers in the Sixty sixth
district, that they had met and directed
the issuance of warrants as follows:
Mrs. Macpherson for one and one-half
IOnJnS service Quo w
Miss Fannie Perkins for one and one
half months service los 90
Miss Hauxhurst for one months salary 50 90
The committee further reported that
the salary of Miss Perkins and Mrs Mac
pherson dated from Nov. q to Dec. 5, and
the Salary of Miss Hauxhurst from Nov.
q to Dec. II, 1892. The report was
adopted.
The committee on furniture and sup
plies recommended that the janitor of the
Hooper building be paid $45 per month
from the time that the new janitor's SER
vices commenced, the additional money
consideration being on account of the
janitor not having been furnished with
room, fuel, etc.. and for additional work
with extra fires. Adopted,
A. Z. Hamlin, city building inspector,
sent in bill for $126. so for building per-
mits on nine school buildings. Referred
to the finance committee.
The committee on sites and buildings
reported that they had rented suite of
three rooms in the Hooper building for
Superintendent Millspaugh, as per in
struction at the last meeting, for S25 per
month. The report was approved. In
connection with this report the committee
on furniture and supplies reported that
they had purchased fittings for the office,
and their action was also approved.
Young moved that the committee on
sites and buildings be authorized to incur
the necessary expense for furnishing GER
tain extras in the Lowell building. The
motion was carried.
BACK PAY APPROPRIATIONS.
Appropriations were made as follows,
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