Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-05
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
The Teachers Salary Schedule Re-
Ylssd at Last flights MaetinG.
BUILDERS AND TRADERS CON.
PLANT.
Pay Rolls Audited by tho Finance
Committe. Sealed Proposals for
the Oquirrh Building.

The city school board met last night
with President Nelson In the chnlr'
All the members were present except
Pratt.
A COMPLAINT REFUsED.
The Builders,& Tradert' Exchange
complained that they had not been
fairly treated by the board In the man
ner Of dealing with the the oqulirh
school building. Committee ON cites
and buildings.
WRIT OF ATTACHMENT.
Awnt Of attachment for sll5 was
served on the board IN the case OF Peter
Il. Hanson vs. Iklambeck q Parsons
Bothwell Il McConaughy. a letter
was also read from Il. NJ. Wright hiat-
ing that Hanson has no claim against
the Washington school, but that he
might havel a bill against Klamoeek q
Parsons ON the Eleventh ward school
building. Referred TO the attorney OF
the bUard.
SITES AND BUILDIEo MATTERS.
The committee on sites and buildings
reported that tho engineer had FUR
nished the board, freo OF charge, "a
copy OF the map OF the annexed dis'
trlct and same had been filed. They
recommended that tho clerk DO in'
structed TO acknowledge the receipt Of
same, accompanied by the thanks OF
the board. Adopted.
The same COMMITTEES reported that
they had employed Mr.. q. Low, n
mechanical engineer, as an expert to
examine the heating plants In The
school buildings. Appended to the
committees report was q report from
the expert recommending cerialn I'm.
provenents at the Lincoln, Hamilton
and Bryant buildings. The committee
also submitted statement chewing
that tho cost OF heating the buildings,
per day, was as followE Fourteenth
school, $2.02; Lowell school, S3.l0;
Hamilton school, $4.50; Bryant school,
s3.26; Lincoln school, si65. The fe-
ports were filed.
The same committee recommended
that $1,000 be appropriated TO y. w.
Morrison, bondsman for Teller * Hun
snkor, contractors on the Franklin
school building, on the execution and
acceptance OF bond In the sum Of
$4,000, with the usual provision.
Adopted.
The same committee asked that
authority be granted them to NJ up the
two basement rooms In the Sumner
school building and the three bnsemen,
rooms In tho Washington building for
school purposes; also that they be per-
mitted TO aubntitute homemade tile Tor
Jackson school building instead Of the
encaustic tile rs required by the specl.
hcations, with the additional cost.
Adopted.
A VARIED REPORT.
The committee on teachers and
school work reported ss follows:
That the question OF granting holt
day to the schools on May 1st was pre-.
sented 10 ths committee and granted
because Of the failure OF the board 10
assemble last week; that they had
ordered furnishings Ior the southwts.
basement room OF the Hamilton school
ana the employment OF teacher for
the same; also that the room II now
occupied and well filled with pupls;
that they were In receipt OF u letter
from +. ID. Keeltr, principal OF the
Franklin school, In which he set forth
the fact that at the opening OF the
school year he executed q contrhc ct
with the board to teach In the Six.
teenth ward school until the compile
ton Of the Lincon school, when new
arrangementsw be made. Upnnthe
completion Of tho latter building he
was engaged as principal Of that school,
and held himself in readiness TO exc,
cute contract for the remainder Oi
the school year. Such contract, how.
ever, when presented TO him fixed tn,
term OF his service ut June 9th, on,
week less than the term for which the
principals and teachers who hsv,
taught no longer than he are TO b,
paid. In view Of this fact the com.
mittee recommended that he DO IA q
for the term, rs In the case with other.
who have served IN teachers from the
opening OF the school year. That tn,
schedule reported by the superintenu
ent be adopted, applying TO teachers
and principals of grade buildings an
teachers Of the high school. Tne iiui
second and fourth paragraphs wof,
adopted. The third was referred bach
to the committee, to report at the las
meeting a. this month the names o
teachers who are situated Ia name
similar TO Mr.. Keller.
The schedule referred TO In tn
fourth paragraph Is ns follows for grad
teachers:
Glass $3.50 per month"; inexperienco
teachers
Glass $500 per month; teachers of on
years experience In the city sohools;no,