Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-12
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A petition from Miles II. Carleton,
Of Los Angeles, California, for a posi-.
ton as teacher was referred to tho
committee on teachers anu school
work
&. ID. Dart sent in a proposition to
act a. architect for thv board Tor the
present. year Tor tho Sum Of $1,000.
Committee on sites aui bulldlngs.
Midglty y Sons company asked tha,
tue board rvnivcflise Tor bids Tor heat.
Ing aud vontilating the Oquifrh,
claiming that changes had been maze
Ia tho specifications. Committee on
sites uui uuilIiugt.
Tue cAlm OF George s.. Spohr for
alleged architect services aud and
claim from Houlanau, Morris and
utnlth for $40 were rejected on recon.
incubation Of the committee on sitos
aud building.
Tho committee on sites aud build.
ings recommended that all steam pipes
la tie cold air rooms aud other places
where they were exposed bo covered.
Adopted.
On recommendation Of tina commit.
tee on sitos aud buildings the offer Of
w. Z. Barry for tho sale oil real estate
adjoining the Wasatch building was
rejected.
II was also ordered that the ques,ii
OF fubslltuting disk Thermometers ia
tbs school buildings for meTouriAl theT.
mOmtters be referred 10 the committee
ON furniture aud supplies.
The report OF the committee on sllea
NHfaIIANuUFa
the heating aud vuutiintlng plant OF
the wasatCh building bu accepted was
adopted.
rnr SAME committee reported that
lac heating plants In the WaHhing.
ton and Lowell buildings were not
work satisfactorily, aud recommends
cd that tue respective c0nlrAc-
tors remedy the defects NJ once.
Adopted.
Tue committee on furniture and sup
plies reported that all Of the lanitoT.
ships were oiled aud suggested thuI all
applicants TOT such pozitsns DO mott.
ned. Adopted.
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended that Miss
Mary LOTUS DO employed for trial
period OF one month ~ teacher In the
Iwcnty-nfst school, under the usual
conditions, TO succeed Miss Robbins,
auxiliary teacher; also that n plano DO
rented Tor the High school at sum
not TO exceed 81 per month; also that
children residing Ia the immediate
vicinity Of houses where contagious
diseases are known 10 exist be excluded
from school until all danger shall have
passed; also tuati ffty gross OF Alpha
justices ctayons be purchased ut 81
cents per gross from T., IL. Parsons.
Adoplei.
Tho SANE committee recommended
tho purchase OF text books Tor tnS neat
half year amounting % SOL, Adopted.
Also tnat an additional room bo
rented IN tho vicinity OF the Ontario
school, aud that another teacher DO
employed therefor. Adopted.
Also that Ia the matter u the peli.
ton OF Charles Falluntiue aud Olhers,
asking for u new school building Ia
the vicinity Of Poplar grove, The
committee reported that there was
misapptehousiOn on the part
of the petitioners NJ 10 the mum.
Ter Of pupils now attending sUno0l ia
tho rooms which have been provided
by the board In that place, as the mum.
bcr Of pupils belonging In tho TIRES
rooms Is ll6, and recommended that
the committee on sites aud buildings
take up the matter Of examining tho
needs Of the district ut that place.
Adopted.
Concerning the petition OF the
trustees Of the Forty.eighth district
asking TOT tho turning over TO them OF
the Territorial appottlOnmunt for nve
children VINO are residents OF the city
Hud attending their school, tho CON.
miltee reported that Ihey had found
no authority In the law which would
permit them 90 divert theI school funds
for such purpose. Adopted.
On recommendation VI the commit.
tee on finance claims for the month OF
December were allowed 10 the amount
OF 81 iJ26i.
On mOuon OF Young committee Of
three, the prenident included, WAS
appointed 10 revise the present school
Law. The other two members OF tho
are Young anu Baldwin.
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