Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-31
Board Of Education Has Yilulbls
Business Property 10 Exchange.
the sCaooLmousrs TO nr BUILT
Beaver Itcm..- Reducing Wages
Miscellaneous Busines, aud Min.
Ing Information.

owners in the outlying portions ot tie
city 10 secure good real estate closer iu
Plat1 Of the land now owned by tile
boarl agd up for dlfpOfal may b. t,ou
At the Office Of Clerk Mofct8n, In the
Hooper q Eldredgs block In cx.
change fof this properly the board i,-
fircs eligible school building elites "a
the following ioca,ions Two cites In
North 5alt Lake, anuioLe each in Poplar
Grove twest Of the rivefl, tho Annex
Toast aud south Of Liberty Park,
the Fourth ward or lower part
OF tho Seventh ward, tile Tenth
ward, aud at the head OF
either State, East Temple Or West
Temple streets. The tonri has no
cash with winch TO purchase those
sites, but as II has varlou5 properties In
the business parts Of town there should
be no dinlollly In making q sAtisiao-
tory exchange.
IL Is anticipated that the school
building to b. erected Ia tho various
localities named will be- about M fol.
lows 10 North Salt Lnat, two build
ingf, each having two ROOM; Popla
Grove, % iour.f0Om buildiba; TOO An.
next iour.rOoul structure; ltnth wnti,
probably an Cight-room school house;
Fourth ana seventh warj, a twtlve or
siXtoon.fo0m h0uss; and ut the head Of
STATE, East Temple Ur West Temple
g.fvot, twoive.foom building.
Toe STRUCTURES al N0un Salt Lake
nnd Poplar Grove PROBABLY viii b. Of
frame. La the event OF tbs being the
decision OF the board, work viii be-
commenced "a quickly az the sitcs can
be- secured ana proper arrangements
made, 30 As 20 give employment 10
local wOfhmu at Ne early dato rs
possible. La tue other uutflra, the
buildings will be bTiok, Or stone aud
brick, anu while the beginning Of
work viii 10 NECESSARILY slower that
ou the other structures, Yet there will
10 no delay IN gettiug down TO bual-
ntss. All 0i tie building will bo sub
Hinnlihlly Constructed, anu while the
closest attention will DO given o con.
veuicnce anu comfort, aud iue -egurd
DO paid u appearauoc, there vii. 6e no
money wasted o. architectural oruA-
msntation. Ia the Interest OF economy,
slso, plain ius,ead VI pressed brick
viii be used.
BEAVER OTTOMAN" NOTES.
One Of tho greatest unaolvod prob
lens which "a before the Beaver com.
muuity Il TO provide employment at
home for tbs host Of young people In
our city.
a great number Of young men have
gone from Minenvillu 10 work on the
mines near Goodies springs. some
eighteen are already there working Ia
One mine.
The sheriff sold At public auction a
lot OF personal properly VI the Monte
Christie Milling ana Mining company
10 satisfy n Judgment Of the district
court In favor VI louis \. Schwab Ut al.
The property realized but SOLO oil
told.
Mcmrs. Keith aul KoArns Of Park
city mhdo the JtyWaH pleasant call
this wook. Tnsse gentlemen arc Ia
Beaver Ia the Interest OF the mines
here, Rnd express themselves NJ very
muon pleased with me appearance OF
our city ~ also the prospects Tor
bright future in mlniug matters here.
RBouts.
Ths oalllsmsn say this has been an
extremely hard wiBtor ON stock. A
great number Of cattle are lying dead
upon the range, and II was thought "
toe cold anu disAgTorable weather Of n
f0w days ago should have continued a
couple OF weeks longer nearly all the
range cattle In tubs vicinity, at least,
would have persisted. The sheep,
however, where there Ii feed, are
doing very well.
WAGES REDUCTION.
Commencing tomorrow, Feb. /, tho
new scale Of wages on The salt Lake
CITY railway goes into effect. The
mon are brought dOwa two cents per
hour. Tho reduction IL not 30 heavy
NJ on the Rapid Transit line, where
tie men had 20 submit to cut Of two
and "a hRlf cents per hour.
The wages previously paid was 20
cents Per hour, aud the men had ~
work twelve hours 4 day. Now the
rate ON the Salt Lake road " is cents
per hour, and on tho Rapid transit
line l71 cents per hour
NOTES.
The Cripple Greek, Colo, miners and
| niue owners arc en1tnvoring 10 settle
their differences by arbitration.
The work OF building railroad from
| Cedar City, Iron county, up Coal Greek
| canyon TO the coal bels there is being
| crowded ahead. Tho Utah Coal and
Iron company Is interested In the en-
t0fpriae.
Cedar City Record Martin Foy and
ThOmas Lambert Of Panguitch passed
through our city on their way home
from the terminus Of this Nevada
southern, where they had been with
three wagon loads Of Hour aud vegu-
tables. They Say there Is a large mum.
Der OF men and teams ~ work ON the
road, and II Is being f"shed this way
with all possible speed
Emanuel jacobson, who Is herd ing
aheep Tor the Cedar shetp association
at Three ponks, was 10 Cedar tho nrst
VI the week, Gays the Iron county
Record, and reports mat hia fOck vi
5000 head is doing veil and that not
one Of them has died since they were
dipped In November Tho association
owns 1000 head Of sheep, most OF
which RTe doiag fairy well, with but
few lossos reported
Boise, Idaho, NG'cmdM w. NJ.
| Nesbit, the well kn9wh mining mau