The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-29
SITES AND BUILDINGS coMM1TrEE.

SITES AND BUILDINGS COMMITTEE.
The committee on sites and buildings
reported that abstracts on all school
property have been continued to date.
Authority was asked TO renew the S. ZOO
insurance policy ON the Fourteenth school
with II. P. g. Coates & Co., successors to
Louis Hyams d Co., with whom the in
surance was formerly placed. 1t was also
recommended that all heating pipes in
schools be covered. Adopted.
The committee also reported that the
Overland Machinery company, successor
to the Hendey Meyer Engineering com
pany, had accepted the conditions set
forth in last weeks report aad that q
warrant OF g, 652, in full settlement, had
been drawn in their favor. Adopted.
On recommendation of Henry B. Steel
man, Harry Chapman was appointed Jam
itor of the High school with a salary of
IS per month.
TEACHERS AND SCHOOL WORK.
The committee on teachers and school
work recommended that the following
teachers be appointed with salaries
named: Mrs. Rose A. Slower, $50, at
Lincoln Park school; Miss Celia Murphy,
$50, at Poplar Grove school; said teachers
to be supplied with temporary certificates
as required by law, and their employment
to be as temporary teachers for two
months, when if their services are salts
factory the contract may be executed for
the full session. The committee also re-
ported that the Bryant school is over
crowded lin the fourth and fifth grades.
and recommended that room in the old
school house, formerly the Seventeenth
ward school, he secured at a cost of S15
per month until the completion of the
Wasatch school building, the church
society to have the use of the rooms for
such evening services as they wish. and
that the janitor of the building have the
care of the room. Further, that
teacher be employed to teach such classes
as can be removed from the Bryant school
to relieve the rooms mentioned. Adopted.
A communication was received from
the American Bank Note company, which
reported that the bonds are being printed.
and will be shipped on Tuesday. Filed.
The finance committee reported that
since the previous meeting of the board
they had approved the following claims
and ordered the
ISSUANCE OF WARRANTS
covering the same:
The Overland Machinery company,
successors to the Hendey Meyer Engi-
neering company, s., 652.
a. Stiefel, freight on books, S13.
Trustee Pike moved that the superin-
tendent of schools prepare a list of the
teachers employed, their ages, the grade
of the certificates they hold and the SAL
airy that the board has voted for each,
and file with the clerk of the board.
and that no warrant for the pay
ment of teachers be issued until
this report be filed and that no contract
be executed until this is complied with.
The motion was lost by vote of to 2.
Mr.. Dooly offered the following;
A COPPER PLANT SCHOOL.
Resolved, That the committee on sites
and buildings be authorized and in
structed to proceed with the construction
cordance with plans already submitted
and approved by the committee on sites
and buildings, to be located between the
Gone addition and the copper plant, pro-
yided that suitable site for its location
be donated To the board for that purpose.
Referred to the committee on sites and
buildings, with instructions to report at
the next meeting.
APPROPRIATIONS.
+ a. Hamlin, for numbering and letter
ing transomS at Washington, Sumner
and Fourteenth schools 48 75
Sierra Nevada Lumber company for
lumber furnished the jackson school IS OF
Sierra Nevada lumber company for ma
terial furnished The Fourteenth and
Jackson schools ......-.-------------- 100 SO
w. 6. Westerburg for labor and ma
terial furnished the Seventh. Thir-
teenth. jackson, Lincoln and High
schools -----.-------.---------- IS 90
Alma Cottman, for labor and material
furnished the Hunter building % IS
Joseph Bridge, for labor and material
furnished the Hunter building SO 90
Edward Evans, carpenter. for assistant
carpenters at the Thirteenth ward and
High schools ....... lo5 90
Third ward. ...-........-....@. 10 90
-- nished the summer school. - 81 SO
Heesch. Davis & Co., for labor and ma
terial furnished the high school..... .69 65
s. b. Grager for window guards fur
nished the Fourteenth, Washington
and summer schools ----.----. ........ So %
David p. Andersen for services rendered
as foreman at the summer school 20 90
Alderman printing Co.. Tor printing ex-
animation questions for teachers q 90
Whittemore. Cooke & Co.. for insurance
on the Eighth ward school building IL is