Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
rnr PnnrlEnINns.

President Nelson occupied lN' ''A'''
ruE PRUCLEnINgy.
q. w. DIX, Of Provo, asked Tor apo'i'
ton ~ supervlsor Of psnman'hip W
supervisor Of the business department
In the city schools, aui tie following
persons asked for omploymentas teach
ere;
Edith Van Colt, Hattie KuowIi'u,
Dorothy Bowman, 3. ID. Bnii9fli
Jennie Garfield Fannie 9Albrallhi
blanche OprenshUimub Mary II.
Eager Nellie Ruth, Hattie d. Abbott,
Mary h. Within, k,uie NJ. Wallace,
Isnbel Holloway, Chandler Peircr,
Lena V. Swift and Alice Hicks. Com
mittee on teachers aud school work.
Applications for positions o. lanitofs
were make ~ follows;
w. j. Gardner, V. q. Reynolds, u.
Duguet, Mrs. T.. NJ. YOuugbiood, Mrr.
Mary BlasdAll and Fannie IhomW
applied for positions NJ laniiofs. tym'
mittcs on furniture aud supplies,
The tfeasufef'a report showing re-
ceipts aui disbursements az follows
was referred 10 the Committee on
finance;
Receipts
tale % hnnaa.'ss sss' .....t.a.. '''.'''.'.'.
Interest on buudn ssssssssssssssasssss li.tA ~
Pre- MUM on uonda..sss .,,ss.....s..sssss 100 'l
Total ....a......-...,..s.....,. 1,i3l %
Ufalufsemunia-
PAD clerk's arrauts...........-......i l'lie ID
Balance May iit.............-.......5i5i,s'i 20
George u. Jones, bishop Of the
Twunth-thlfd eoclcsiastical war;, aikui
that all school furniture be removed
from the ward meeting house o. soon
after the close Of the schools ~ possible.
Committee ON furniture and supplies.
The Salt Lake Building "a Maniac.
turing company cent In communlcu-
tiOn notifying the board that they
claimed an extension Of i've daya'
time In the erection OF the Grant
school on account Of delay OF that
period caused by the inspector. Com.
mittee on sites and buildings.
o. q. Brown ofieroi 10 sell plat Of
ground 5Oxi35 feet, for n school site, In
Kinney a Gourlay'a Improved city plat
with buildings thereon Tor $500, or o.
rent the samo at a rental vi so per
month.
ID. A. NJ. Ftoiseih offered to sell a
school site IN block D, Superior addl-
tlon, consistlnS Of thfeo lots, TOT slgj
each. Committee ON hiIes and build.
ings.
Ino Ogden board Of education sout
an Invitation 10 tie members Of tue
salt Lake board 10 attend the closing
exercises Of their schools which begin
on the 18th inst. Accepted with thanks
and a similar invitation extended 10
the Ogden board.
II was ordered that the boards at.
tofney be instructed 10 collect n small
amount Of unpaid interest on bonds
purchased by FarsOn, Leach & COM
paAy, OF Chicago.
The clerk was ordered TO petition tho
City Council " cause permanent
grade TO be made ON the streets In
front OF the Wasatoh school building.
The clerk was also ordered TO petition
the county court 10 release the Frank.
lin school property rom n tax sale.
The proposition OF Mr.. Hickman, Of
Nephi, TO exchange I I lots OF La Veta
Place property Tor the Third anu
Fourth ward school sites, was &C.
cepted.
Tue petition OF the Unlvsrsl,y Of
Utan for tho continuance OF the train.
ing school was granted.
IL was decided to secure tho Thcater
for commencement exercises on tbs
18th inst, 60 employ a competent peu.
man TO an Ia the certificates and
diplomas OF pupils who will receive
them.
'rhe following new teachers were
employed; Mrs. n. w. Bliss, Lena NJ.
White, Edna Hyde, Petra Glems,
Hattie Abuot;, Dorothy Bowman, Ida
Whipple, Mary Weeks, ROse II. Lar.
sou, Ola NJ. Lalime, Jennie Green,
Sarah Mauley, Clara Larson, Ella
Chase, Virginia Putnam, Brsslc
Eufgins, Jennie Garfield, Hattie
knOwltOn, Hattie Badger, Ida Bates,
Alice NJ. Horne, Matilda Monteith,
Lula Van, Lottie Atkinson, Annette
Ferris, Mae Gntiiths, Margaret Utter.
Mamie Vinegar, Maudu Smith ami
o. CLARK.
The committee on teachers anu
school work recommended that all
teachers whose standing In oxHmina.
ton II eighty per cent or above have
their certificates renewed from year %
year and those below % submit 10 10.
examination; that Ia addition ~
physics, civil government, physical
geography, elementary algebra, etc,
those desiring high school certificates
DO also examined Ia elementary
botany that all school principals whosu
assistant teachers number four or moro
aud all high school teachers be- required
10 hold high school certificates in order
10 become eligible lor election 70 those
positions; that University s,udcuta be-
examined a. heretofore for certificates,
not for the purpose OF uscuftainiua
their hight 20 the certificates, bu, 90
ascertain information that would assist
The board ia deciding the question of
their employment; that j. r. kiugt-
bury Aud Miss NJ, A, HOltOu Dee enc
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