Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02
SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS,
Annual Report oi Superintendent, Clerk
and Treasurer



bers being present excepting Toronto
and Bywaior.
Twsn y.seven persons submitted ~.
plicslijns 10 teach and all were r..
fsrfed to lhe teschers' committee.
Tho following fled applications for
iAnltoft' positlouu V. q. Reynolds,
J. r. Hirsohvage, John Reynolds,
Allied Peterson, william Herman
and !. T.. Nixon. They we-e referred
to the bulItg committee.
The natural gas company gave notice
Of their iutentiou to lufa on gss In the
High school on Tuesday, Augusta.
Ciiizens OF tho Tenth ward, by a. y.
Sawyer, asked permi'aiOn 10 use tue
school house Tor pjltio,l mesIin 90,
which was positively fu.ussI.
A DRAFT on Wells, Fargo a Go. for
$3.50, given BY the seventeenth &c.
slesias,icai warI, was presented by w.
J. Bealie. The note was ordered to-
turned and M r,gaso cancelled.
A warrant frou the county treasurer
fora tax sale on the Fpukliu scnooi
site was presented by the clsrg aui TO-
ierrrd to the finance committee.
The finance committee icuOmmcni'
Ell that the board CLERK be directed 10
open up a new set VI bOOEs IN Rccorl-
nncs with Mr. w. Il. Coltoub lcnumu
which was Altsohod to tne.r TocJm.
mcnJatlon. Adopted.
Tho sAms committee, 10 which wa
teiSusJ tho IcEsufuf'd Juna report,
reported that they had thoroughly OK.
mined the same, finding II 10 be o. H.
tuJ recommended that II be approved
and filed. Adopted.
The following report oonctrnin /,
rooms ior High school was suumitt,d
by the COMMITTEES on bulldings aud
grOunJG
Fiut-That II hns arranged with Mr.
Clayton for tho rental nj his building on
South Temple street for eleven months
from September ], 1890 AZ 500 por
month.
Sccond-ll has also arranged with Dr.
Richards Tor the rental Of eight rooms on
Richards stree. from him at tho rental Of
So Dor month for zach room, or total
Of s 100 per month, he a. mako such ra-
pairs ut his own expense as have boon
ngrcod upon between him aud the com.
mittee, such as CAloiminng, romoying
partitions placing others IN tho places
desired, cleaning up tho grounds, re-
moving the ionce, putting down side.
all Al In Ns. "A AaF. d
lsOj. Approved.
The same COMMITTEES recommended
that W. 4. Pierce bo awarded the con-
ttAc, for repairing aud re.siAting black.
boards aud keeping tLsm In oonditl1u
tor one year from Sc, tember /. 1895,
for the sum Of 1894. the lowest bid.
They also submitted n report Authofiz.
Ing tho clerk 10 solicit bids for Ianiiors'
supplieS for tue ensuing year, consist.
Ing OF soap, brushes, candles, maps.
etc., bids To be opened August li.h.
Adopted.
The purchase Of seventy. q va pounds
Of chloride OF lime, and twenty gal
Ions OF glass dressing was ordered, and
Charles Lundgfen was appointed
ianiior In place Of Leonard l'undstrom,
resigned.
Contracts were awarded a, follows;
For high school repairs, 1. ST. lligloy,
Calclminlng Jackson school. George
l.. simpson, $50.
Calclmining bonneville school, George
W. EVoTt, $50.
Plas oring Lincoln school, Morgan
Davis n Son, sl3s.
Calclmining Lowell school. ". A..
Clovis, $500.
Casting radiators nj Lowell srhool.
Jamos'Spencor.liatcmuu company, so.
Calcimining sumner school, ". A..
Clovis, 81
Printing blank forms, DEsrREr NEWS,
slGi.3
Printing manual Of rulcs, Acscrman
a Co., Sl2O.
Tho following teachers were em.
pl0yeji William Beech ms, $50 Der
month; Oryla J. CAN, 500; MsuIp
BAttch, 500; Clara Cooper, $50; Katie.
rlne Parsous, $40; they ~ report &C
ceptaLoe before August 10, aud no con.
tract 10 DO entered into with any
teacher who does not hold certificate
M provided by law.
supplies nud books were ordered 10
the amount Of S2,08O.g8.
Joseph r. Simpson was appointe I
enumerAtor IN tue Fourth precinct,
vice John Buri resigned.
Superintendent Millspaugh presented
his snuual topcrt when was IN part ~
i1llOwt!
During tho year OBS, hya building,
containing turty-iuur class ruHms aud
accommodating -,tul pupils, dedicated 10
the cause NJ education lu this rl.y. dur-
ing 'ua-i, four huildlups, with turty.uiua
class rooms, AMI uueumm hdttiug % 100
pupilsi aud during tho year just rnm.
plOted, tNo buildings, with hfty.uur
class rooms and accommodation Tor
100 pupils. lu addition 900 tho bun lu.s
erected the past year, three Uthurs have
boon enlarged by the conversion mu
school room, OF HpNtmeut- NOT origin.
ally intended Tor such purpusr By thl,
means iNe class rooms wrrp added tO
already existing stfurIuto', masking tho
total number of now class rooms Uccu-
pied during tho year, iIly-uino, aud OF.
iurding scaling space Tor 5000 children.
Number NJ buildings uauod and Oc.
oupiei by the schools, June, ls.H, gl
number " buildings routed aud urfu.
pied by the schools, Junu, lsl, d. Total
number NJ buildings occupied b. tho
schools. june, .-lj, -S,
Population Of Ibc ug census taken
Enumeration of ucnons OF school age o.
To lN cnHuH ttavu 1870 ..,,.,.,., .,.,,... NlI
Increase over Aui1, lHNi,,ss ., ...,s.a,,..,, tll
yer ccut OF increase ... ,.,.,,,,., Us
Per cent ~ youth between tho AgBs of %
anu D., ut Cue whole reputation was. .tf
rumHer tnFol't 200 public schools ..... lg,Hta
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