The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-09
THE SCHOOL BOARD.


Pupiis From Outside Districts Must
Pay Tuition I'm Advance.
The school board held IT'S regular month
Iy meeting last night and the routine
husinf IS OF the past month was disposed
Of The monthly bills and expense ac-
counts were audited and allowed, and a
number OF communications received and
aied. c. A. TAYLOR. at present principal
OF the South school. fled an application
with the board for the use OF certain
school rooms and furniture in the old
university building. occupied by the dis
trict for school purposes. With Mr.. Tay-
Tor. a number Of other teachers OF the
district are associated for the purpose OF
conducting a Summer school, conmenc-
inR July 6, and continuing until abort
August %. The application was made "
Mr. TAYLOR after having obtained permis-
sion from the regents Ct the university
FOR the use OF the building. the seats and
furniture alone being the property Of the
school district Upon the stipulation that
the Puget Sound Summer School," which
Is the title Of the association. should sup
PITY their own heat. water and ianitor SER
vice. the request was granted.
The bulls for telephone and water ser
vice. which were rendered for the whole
month OF June. were allowed after re-
Sucing the amounts 70 service for ave
DAYS.
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Queen Anne school building, reported that
the building would he completed by Thurs
day noon. and asked that the board meet
them at l o'clock Thursday afternoon for
the purpose Of inspection and acceptance.
other permits for occupancy OF rooms IN
certain school buildings for the purpose
% conducting summer schools were grant
Cd 20 Anna Leland Brown. OF the Minor
school. and Emma c Hart. OF the Cen
trail school. A similar privilege was gran Q
ell 10 Miss Belle FfSken. OF the Cent?
school at the boards last meeting. All
the above privileges were ccnditfonaisy
that the occupants supply heat water and
5anitor's services. and that no artificial
light BE- employed.
an invitation Nas received from the Ma
tionai Eauca siouai Association 10 send
delegates 10 the convention OF school
boar3s. which uoeetS n Buffalo from July
20 "a. inclusive.
Const8srab3e discussion was brought
about upon RE subject Of tuition for pupils
outside TIE district. BY az application re-
ce.vsa asking for rebate OF such tuition
or for further time IN which 10 pay tia
sane BY Charles r. Reeves. who lives at
Columbia anS who s. engaged as teacher
IN the university. After a thorough car
vAss OF the sHntecs II was decided that the
city superintendent should ascertain the
astu1E sxpeaSe OF teaching each child. ana
anon ms eEfssEssAf - = f1Gs1tc& for Pupils i've
ing outsfde TIE district Viii Re based. THIS
rate % tuitlo1 vii Re reported by the city
superintendent 90 ths principals OF al ths
schools n rs district. vito viii r4Sssly en-
force SIS coliSctsoz besors allowing such
pupils 20 be enrolled
A communication signed BY Ger H A
Eig@low and Secretary :. NJ Christian was
received from the Uniform Rank. Knfxhts
o. pyth22s. thanking TIE hoard for tie
courtesy shown ths order IA granting a
hal@aw To the school chfl9-az or ths occa-
SION Of ths parade az the recent Grand
Lodge meeting he'd n this city.
2 W. Graves accepted TIRE rosttsca "a
attorney for the school beard a. A yearly
salary % xsa. with s33EtaEai fees when
eases ars tried = court Prank ]. Barnard
accepted TIE position es cify st,nerfnte.s-
snt % schools a. 4 safayv os g. go n year Il.
vnozsslT tsStail-sass a< see TIE matter
cs r2saE.rg tA= Mercer a.. Dezry schools
Ms r~faErs1 70 tae COMMITTEES a busls-
i1zs &14 grounk1s. K ~aS Suggested shAs
clSFfng v2c1t.c1s TIE tzzEts-s o. schools
shall - saeA ether work afsoyr. fhst~ r.
spe@-fFs s11oo3 premises as they ray be
aaAe. snca IS nAiEttax cslssa.Insnx and
s-Ez2.S repairs. Or !. So14- Dc necessary 20