The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-08
TEACHERS APPLICATIONS.
wHITNEY's REPoRa,
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY.
New Rooms and New Teachers-Suits
Ordered Brought--Report OF FL
nance COmmittec-Supplie Order
ed For the CIcrk-AppeaI of the
Associated siarities-Appropria
lions Made-Other Business.

| ton to the board, cited that the proper
way of securing insurance was to ad-
vertise for bids on a three year basis.
This document caused u mild surprise
on the part of the members, who evil
IDENTIFY We're unprepared for such an
unlocked for event. Mr.. Hansen, how
ever, must have had an intimation Of
what was to come, for he had a type
written motion already fcr fling re-
ferring the matter together with all
other insurance propositions to the
committee on sites and buildings
The proceedings OF the board in de-
tail are as appended;
Messrs. Baldwin, Bywater, Woolley,
Thomas. Westerfield. Hansen, Cotton,
Aft and Dooley answered to roll call
and business proceeded.
Insurance Matters
The insurance propositions referred
to in the Introductory are as given
| below.
Heber ]. Grant & Co. notified the
board that they had purchased some
of the insurance business of Z. NJ.
Bishop and would be pleased to renew
! policies carried in the companies for
| merly represented by him.
| Similar notice was presented by A
L. Jacobs & Co., while Harris & Wilson
| asked for share OF the patronage of
| the board, as also did \. P. Sinclair,
| special agent for several companies,
| who filed a proposition TO the effect
that the board advertise for bids based
! on a three year term.
| All these matters we're referred as
stated.
The Board Must Pay.
! Jerold r. Letcher, chairman of the
| Utah commission, in reply to a ques-
| ton relating to the defraying OF school
| election expenses, replied that in call
| ing the election the commission had
called special attention to the fact
! that all expenses incident to the cleo
/ ton, except the furnishing of registry
lists, must be borne by the board. as
! is done by other cities. Another potent
| reason given is that the appropriation
/ for the current year is insufficient.
! The communication was referred to
! the committee on finance
Want TO Teach School.
Applications to teach We're read from
Mrs. Jennie Cheek, of Salt Lake city;
Flora Trip, Sandy; NJ. NJ. Chouring,
Baltimore; John r Engle, Orleans,
Ind; F. a. Kiehle, Worthington, MINI.
Stella Horner, Thorntown, Ind; Mae
T. Gilmore, Wellington, Kas.; Miss
Carrie Virden, city; j. z. Rollman,
Saratoga, Wyo.; Nina Il. Ettinger,
Caldwell, Ida. Estelle D. Gibson,
! Beaver Dam, Ky; Miss G. \. Nc
Intyre, Leadvile: Lorraine Schenck,
Shropshire, Wis; c. L. Treat, Mankato,
! Mimi; s. Allen, city; Helen Adams, As
| pen: Elizabeth Clarahan. What Cheer,
! Ia; Bernard p. Howell city; Lena
Wagner, city; Kate Moore, city; Kate
Moore, Winnipeg, Canada: Celia Nc
! Fell. city; Clara Root, city; EuSenia
Mort, city: Theo Alexander, Bozeman,
Miss: George II. Grice, Royal Center,
| Ind; Mrs. Janet Perry, Murray; all of
which we're referred to the committee
on teachers.
Janitors' Applications.
Applications for positions as janitors
were received from William K. Mason,
a C. Whitman, Charles Woodward
and N d. COrseT. which We're referred
to the committee on buildings.
Boilers Inspected.
| c. Lowe reported having inspected
the boilers in the Lincoln and jackson
| schools with recommendations, which
| took the same course.
Sufts Ordered Brought.
Williams, Van Colt (& Sutherland
submitted the complaints in the case
! of the board VS.. John Bryan ct al,
contractors on the Uintah, Emerson
and Bonneville schools, and were, on
] Of J1o
go ahead and bring suit. The object
of these suits is to compel all creditors
J to interplead in the cases pending
against the board, which will have the
effect of proradng the amounts now
on hand among all creditors.
| Trcasurer's Report
Treasurer Whitney filed his report
| for January as follows: Received from
| II. I. Duke, sos, S40.65; received from
territorial auditor, $24,479.O5; received
from D. r. Allen, county superinten-
! dent, SIT, 100000. Total, $110 S19.6S.
| Disbursements: Vouchers paid as
| per list, $50. 06l.29. Balance, $S4, 1889.
Heard From again.
Again the First Ecclesiastical ward
corporation asked for protection from
the pupils of the Hamilton school, who
are tramping on the property of the
! CORPORATION. The matter was referred
! to the buildings and grounds com
/ mittee.
Rebates on insurance from various
companies amounting to S16.40 were
covered into the treasury.
MOre Room Secured.
The renting of an additional room
for the Davis school was reported by
the committee on buildings and
grounds and approved by the board.
/ On motion OF Mr.. Westerfeld, the
committee on buildings and grounds
was authorized to place the papers
dedicating the streets around the
Uintah school on record.
Additional Teachers Hired.
A very lengthy report was received
supplies in which the overcroWded
condition of the schools at the begin
ming of the half year was mentioned
and the fitting up Of rooms in the
/ Hamilton, Lowell, Washington, Jack
son, and Davis schools and the employ
ment Of additional teachers related
The resignation of Miss Carrie Fried
man, of the Twenty-f1rst school, was
| reported, and its acceptance recon-
mended The committee reported in
favor of temporarily employing the fol
! lowing; Miss Lena Wagner, $40 PEI
month, Jackson school; Celia McFall
+. S54 Seventh school; May Goddard, $40
! Washington; Bernard Howell, $50
| Hamilton; Elizabeth Clarahan S54
LoweHi Helen Adams. 5000, Twenty