Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-26


Contractor MOAN gave notice 'ha'
incfeasIug " radiation in tue Waah'
inglon sshool had bCen attended i0,
referred; same references ALEC Of nstlt'
cation ir.m Mliglcy & 5Iu that lien
for s.A2 hal been nled against the
Wasatch school building Tor material
furnished August II. Hensgon.
The Seventeenth ward ecc'e' %
istucal association was granted until
Aprilist Ia which to pay u balance
cue on property purchases from TIE
boafd.
w. 3. Hutchinson, u Chicago, pro.
posed to convert tue blad's eleven
steam boiler furnaces ! 70 water gal
furnace. ior 500. Conmiticu On sites
and builiinEs.
The matter Of acc ipiing lht Jackson
heating and vrntilailng plant was
deferred.
This eleven boilers In u1o ia tho
different school buildings Of tie city
were Insured Tor 900 each, lot Three
months ior sllO by the Casually &
baroty company.
The Committee on sites Rnt buildings
recommended that tue clerk be- ia
structcd 10 petition OF the GUY C3un'
oil aud request that The property own
era on the riuth Side Oi tue block on
which the ! tck sou school IL situate
be- inquired ~ move their front fence
north % the property linUi that that
room offered by MITE. Green In the
vicinity VI the Ontario school be rented
at g. a month; that the committee BE-
given authority 10 rent n room Ia the
Whitney block on Fifst bouth AMI
Eighth West at a rental Oi siUs month
10 relieve the crowded condition VI tue
franklin school. Adopted.
The committee on furniture and sup
plies recommended the distribution OF
certain desks ami scat, tho making 81
certain shelves, the preparation Of the
Easements oi tho Territorial school Tor
use, and an incfcase Of s. In the pay
Of the ianitors OF tue Ontsfil school,
The committee on teachers aui school
work recommended that Mf. Dennis b.
allowed $40 tor additional work done
by him; that an additional rom q re-
liuvc the overcf1wiing OF Funklin
HcnO1l bo rented; that the following
teachers bo ongagcli l.. NJ. GILLIAN,
Miss Harriet Hobart and Miss Eva
Chandler.
Tue following report from the com.
mltlee on sites aud buildings was
adopted on vote u seven 10 three,
the negative members being BALDWIN,
AIT and Ponileton;
Your committee on sites aud buildings
begs respectfully IA tcpor, tho facts boar
ing on the prospective building opera
lions OF this board.
In Juno, 1893, tho people of this school
district were called upon By tho board w
vote 81 900 Ia bonds, which would OK.
haust tho debt Limit hxod by the Legi'-
laturc. An address IN tho yoturs ~ tho
district was issued pending tho election,
signed by All tho momhors Of tho board.
That addros. trst gave an accounting for
oil tho bonds issued, aud told la detail
what had been done with tho money
obtained from their sale. 10 showed that
thoro was deficit OF eil,1tH2llo DO faced
on tho completion OF tho Mas,teh school,
Tie address then proceeded;
10 meot this deficiency and 10 supply
othoI buildings needed, this issue oil
bonds IL asked Tho buildings already
built and under construction wotO lncly'
cd in pursuance " general PLAN but, ou
account OF tho laos oi funds, al thehuild'
ings needed Tor the grades 10 accDmu1'
date tho school population could NOT Boz
put under contract The board mAdn d
beginning by taking IA hand hrst tho
bhldings whore the need was most urg'
uut, So proceeding, they hayo gone AS
far a. they can wish the monuy pro
yidud.
Itis manifest that tho localities mol
provided for htyo IS strong claims Tot
convenient aud suitable school houses
As those locaiiliOs now supplied, slnco al
arc taxed alike 90 moot ihi Interest ON Ga,
bonds, aud VIII equally provide Tor th1lr
ultimate payment. lho localities wuHT,
this neod go, oXlsis may bo stated ap
ptoxinla ely as iollowsi
Towards tho head NJ East Tompl,
stree, STATE street or West lamplo street
10 orcct tho ollirlh school In %,
Ninth ward.
In tho Tonth ward, eastward from pros
Cut site.
IN Fourth ward, or In lower part o.
Sesunth ward.
Ia Norh salt Lake
La he nowly annexed dlFIi't south
east o. tho city,
over tho jordan, say la rllh ward.
ON ihu faith of lhu ulHigut made On
that address,, tho people willingly AMI bi
large majority voted tho bonds asAc,
Tor
We NNN NNAh kNN NNNNI. aN.I'I|tANN Nl
been moro than realized; thA. &. D., now b.
fact silu.b. There atU also unpaid CON
tracts us follows, ~ sWcil this deficit 1911
moro
5000 ON tho Washington school.
$4,000 uu tho Wasatcl school,
s7Oil ON thr S INNER fugoul.
5000 ON tho uIuirrh boating plant.
$500 for the Oquirrh arohilrc..
s5l25l ou tho 7lmugr school hchtiug
Sl,Vls,jD uu tho Wus1ith Hcl1Ol hea.
ing.
ing.
sl,2l5 on the Jackson srhnl. hra hog.
si,8i, on tho tmuaUu school aua.ml
sl21OI for the Wa-alch ARCHITECT.
sD.ui5.OJ in Total.
Add this SUN 10 tho Uf,plj dpu1,, al
ready existing, aud We fui tho uclu1
and prospective deficit absolutely gariN
To be 500 dllOi.
We have sold tho $685. 900 of bond
voted by Ih0 school district, for ,2ll,lH
Allowing that We shall rucolvn thul Huu
the amount available for future huillu
operations, uNDy paying tho duur'pur
ON old account VIII boo Sl12,Il
Ont VI TINS sum, our pledges 90 n
poop'o require us Zoo build tho sfhu
houses enumerated iu the Ghoyo oytr..
IRON our address OF juno last ItWillU
rNluun- Wllh1u. argument tnH NO luuI
exercise 'l' mos. Rigid economy, au
must modify uur building plans 90 su
tho sums available Tor huliding purpose
We Therefore recommend tlu adoption
thU following resolution.
Resolved, That 300 such hulIdiuE as
tu be uNIU .Akuu, tho Don rl 90 nlucltiu