Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-03

I recommended that the superintendent
of buildings be- authorized TO make
changes In the Hamilton school A. fol-
lows; To build I7.iuch wall on the
north side Of the southwest basemenI
to divide the class rooms from the hall;
10 floor the three west rooms, when
are about three feet above tho surface,
with wood, instead OF cement, and TO
cut doorways In said rooms for class
and cloak rooms. Adopted.
The same committee reported that
they had decided to lay wooden hoofs
over the cement Ia the southeast and
northwest rooms on the ground flor OF
the franklin school and to iit them 10
class rooms. Tney also recommended
the acceptance Of the Hamilton school
upon ths receipt Of n certificate from
the superintendent OF buildings stating
that same has been finished in acc1rh-
anco with the contracts. They also
recommended that the south rooms Oh
the ground door be iltted for school
ICONS. Adopted.
The same committee recommended
that the contract Tor the heating VI the
Jackson school building made between
this board anu the Hendy d Meyer
Engineering company on October %,
1899, be annullcd for the following
reasons. That the syttum 10 not satls'
factory and that It mas OF been COM
plcted according TO contract; that II II
erected In unwOrkmaulike manner,
unnecessarily dcfacing and inJuring
the building, and that they have not
completed the same IN accOfIance with
the specifications ~ 10 the dihifibntion
OF air In the class rooms. Laid on the
table for one month.
Tho sane committee recommended
that authority be granted om TO pur-
chase mats 10 be- placed In front Di the
drinking fountains ut the Lowell school;
| to purchase WHO mat Tor the DOOR aud
fountains at the Hamilton school; to
purchase ten thermOmctufa anu one
| gong for the Hamilton school; that
Ad.line BurgOn be appointed iuitor
Tor South Lawn school at $40 per
month, and that William Knight be
appointed ianitor Of the Lincoln Park
school at the same salary. Adopted.
The committee on teachers md
| school work made the following rec
concentrations;
That Mrs. Major be Transferred from
the See md school to tho Lincoln Park
school, 70 take the place Of Mrs. Mac
| plicson, who has resigned, aud that
ncr salary be- raised 10 $40 per month.
That MIR. Augsburg De gwen "a leavc
| u absence Tor three weeks with u con.
tinuAnoe Of salary, in order to permit
h IN 10 go to Chicago 10 install the
educational exhibit Tor Utah, his OK
penses To be bOrnu by other parties.
That the Liberty Park school DO
discontinued, aa the attendance Is too
small h justify the expense.
That the superintendent be author.
lied 10 discontinue thc school IA the
Hicks building as soon 10 the Hamilton
school IL ready fof . cupancy aud that
the children be transferred from that
school and the Second ward school to
the Hamilton, excepting ono room In
| tue Second ward school 10 acoOmmO-
date small children.
lnAt Miss RObDins, who has noted
a. principal Of tue lowell school for
tue past month, be piiu $50 per month
from January eth uufing further
services.
That upon the trAnsferencc TO the
Lowell school OF Mr.. Mckay, 10 act
A. principal in that bulldog, tina, MIR.
Work who IL now princlpal OF the
second ward school, be transferred to
the principalship OF the Tenth ward
school at "a salary OF 500 per month.
Adopted, except rs TO the paragraph
relating 10 the Liberty pafk school,
which was resubmitIed TO tins com
nittce.
rhe committee on finance sub.
mitted the following estimates OF
unds required Tor the school year
commencing July /, 1898, US required
by law: