The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-03
The Regular Monthly Meeting
Held Last Night.
MORE NEW SITES OFFERED.
All of the Propositions Submitted Were
Rejected.
Treasurer Dukes Financial Statement for
the Month of November-To Redeem
School warrants-A Change in
neutrality-suspicious.

Beatty, Pendleton, Pratt and Alff pres
ent
Midgley Sons company reported the
completion of the heating and ventilat-
ing apparatus in the Bryant school.
Filed.
A communication was received from
Sprague & Sharp, asking that some in
surance be placed with them. Filed.
An application for teachers position
was received from ]. A. Smith, and for
janitor from John Hampsingstall.
SITES AND BUILDINGS.
The committee on sites and buildings
reported that the following PROPOSE
tons for sites in North Salt Lake have
been received: From c. D. Roberts,
lots and 26, Cone & Roberts addition,
$500; from G.. D. Amos, eight rods
square, $1,000; from Thomas w. Jen-
nings, south five lots in his addition.
S375, and ten lots off south end of said
addition, $780, 1t was recommended
that the propositions be rejected. Car
ried.
The committee also reported that bids
have been solicited by the superintend-
ent of buildings to furnish a forty
gallon, high pressure galvanized boiler,
with copper coil attachment and steam
and exhaust connections and hot and
cold water supply for the Jackson
school, and recommended the accept
ance of the bid Of Heesch, Davis & Co.
for SIS, provided the work be done sat
Isfactorfly. The committee also recon-
mended the acceptance of Midgley &
Sons offer to put in forty-gallon boilers
OF the same character in the Lincoln
and Washington schools for SIS each.
Adopted.
FURNITURES AND SUPPLIES.
The committee on furniture and sup
plies reported the placing of an order
for two carloads of furniture with
James Dwyer, agent for the Andrews
desk. The salary of Arthur Sylvester.
Janltor of Lincoln Park school, was
raised from So to s12, and that of Err
rick Lundell, janitor of the Seventeenth
school, from $40 to So, on account of
extra rooms. Adopted
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended the amend
ment OF rule l, Of rules for pupils
which now provides that beginning
pupils must enter school during the
first two weeks Of any term so that
it will read that they must enter dur
the first three weeks at the beginning
and middle of the school year. The
employment of Mrs. Hattie P Mock
at Fourteenth school. vice Mr. Hart.
resigned, with $40 salary, and Miss
Jennie Covert to teach in new room
at Lincoln Park, with $40 salary, was
recommended. Also the preparation
and purchase of books showing the
location of each school, and names.
grades of work and residence of each
teacher. The purchase of some text
books for the use of teachers and the
High school was also recommended.
Adopted.
Messrs. Stebbins and Andrews of the
High school have signed the proper
contracts.
THE FINANCES.
The city treasurer showed that the
board disbursed $1.S6077 in September.
leaving balance of 1905 80 on October
1. During October s5,524.25 was re-
ceived from F. J. Leonard on account
of city tax and $4,000 from D. r. Allen.
on account Of county tax and that the
disbursements had reached S15.659.I
leaving an overdraft of 1882. 96. Filed.
Mr.. Pike moved that the treasurer
be authorized to proceed to take up
all school warrants in the order in
q
fast as funds come into his hands to
do so. Referred to the finance COM
mittee with power TO act.
APPROPRIATION LIST.
JanitoTs' rolls for the month ending
Rent roll for the month ending Oct al s sS 90
Edward Evans and assistants, carpen-
ter work for the month of October at
Lincoln. Fourth. High. Washington,
Seventh, Thirteenth, Tenth, Third,
Franklin, Hamilton, Cone Davis and
Lowell schools 49,. PAY %
Miller & Simpson. hauling soil 10 Sum-
ner sehool---, .---.....-.-- u5
j. c. Watson & Bros. hauling 27O0x
cubic yards OF soil TO the Sumner
scnoOl------ Observation-Disclosures. 200 rs
VIM. Stoneman, ca days drayage at
$50 per day .;..--.---.-...- 90 go
Tenth and Lowell schools SO OF
Geo. Harper and assistants, leveiling
grounds at Lowell, Hamilton, Sum-
ner, Jackson and Lincoln schools s73 45
F. z. Schoppe & Co., repairing roof az
Seventh school, Observation-Disclosures. 80
f. e. Schoppe & Co.. eight dry earth
closets az thirteenth school -. So 90
z. Z. Schoppe & Co.. flashing on roof
Of Third school -; ....s......-- $50
F. E. Schoppe Co., labor and material
at Ninth. Lincoln, Fourteenth, Tenth
and Twenty-first schools 81 so
Geo. W. Cracroft, painting at Lincoln
school in basement $3.50 z so
L. M. Earl, order Of James Devine,
foreman Wasatch school, seven days
time, month OF October 2o8 90
R. NJ. Porcher, painting at Lincoln and
Tenth schools, putting desk in boards
rooms and assisting in putting up
Stoves 81 o.
J. G. Watson & Bros. hsuling railroad
iron, shaking footing stones, etc. IL 90
Frank Larson, scavenger. services for
the month ofOctober .. 20 %
James Burt plastering at Lincoln,
Bryant High and Tenth sohoOls--:.. % 70
for the month OF October ...------ ~ so
Mcnheirn, Bird and Prcudfoot plans
and specifications for the Wasatch
school. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 05
Heesch, Davis Co. water service at "
Washington school. ,.............. 203 50
Heescn. Davis & Co.. water service at
Jackson school . - 2os *
Heesoh, Davis L Co., pipe couplings at
Lincoln school ----.............. az As
Heesch, Davis s Co., water service at
Sumner school. ........:.----------- Is4 rs
Midgley Sons Co.. second payment on
contract OF Bryant school,. - S7e 90
Harris q Wilson, insurance on Wa
satch school ..:..----- =. 81 90
Fourteenth school .. on m
d. L. Sheets. insurance on Wasatch
scnool 81 90
Il. b. windsor & Co., insurance ON '"
Wasatoh school. "A m
Rogers. Searles & walker, transfer Of "
insurance on Washington to Sumner
A B. Gibson. contractor of Wasatch
: school 1900 90
n Y =, msiin oraysgs MOVING desks. 2 IS
pA.cS. 5 90
Ambere File g. Index Co., file case for
superintendents office. % %
Joshn P0rk, repairing clocks for
Popular Grove school,. . IN
Geo. @ Cannon & Sons Co., school
e,s ,,ppnlies 5...a. = ia
cru rules 3 examination connan cards etc lie 80
piles as per bid Of Aug ss 1888 44 so
MESSENGER ssssea, ,rs service ---,-., 200