The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-07

n. j.: Alice Couthurst, Hamlin. n. Y;
I Genevieve Flanagan, Fort Benton,
Mont; E. o. Marsh. Bay City, Mich.
! r. E. Bernard, Frankfort. Mo-; Georgia
Clara, Houck, Blackfoot, Ida; A. F.
Burton. Villisca, Ia; Harriet Jordan.
Fairfield, Ia; Clinton S. Osborn, Ann
Arbor, Mich; Charles F. Rogers, Bea-
trice, Neb.; T. NJ. Goodnight, Stan
ford, Ky; Alfred F. Howes, West
Hartford, Conn.,; J. NJ. Winslow, Mar
ion. Kan; +. j. Benton, Holton, Kan.
Miss Antoinette Brown. teacher in
the Lincoln school, was granted leave
of absence until Sept. l, this year.
The lease with the Salvation Army
for the rental of the Thirteenth school
building was cancelled upon recon-
mendation of the committee on teach
ers and school work for the reason the
army people were unable to meet the
payments any longer
The plans for an IS class room school
building for the Tenth ward having
been prepared il was decided to at once
advertise for at least ten days for
sealed proposals for the construction
of the building.
The action of the finance committee
in auditing pay rolls and vouchers
amounting to $13, 1925 was approved.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
The same committee reported having
audited Treasurer Barnett's report for
March. showing a balance of $37, 25S.91,
and had found the same correct.
The sum of $40 received as tuition
from nonresident pupils was ordered
turned into the treasury.
The appropriation list passed,
amounting to S1,5S9.31.
Treasurer Barnett's report for the
month of April was filed as follows:
Receipts
J. Chapman, state taxi 19,612 80
County auditor, school tax re-
demptions ........ ....... 142 AZ
Sale of old furniture. ..... ~ 90
Tuition from non-residents. SO 90
Total ..... .............$ lS, 7Ss 70
On hand April 1............... S7,25S 81
Grand total ................$ 51, 143 20
Disbursements
Clerks warrants ..............s1 9,916 %
Balance on hand ..$ S1, 227 II
The total receipts for the ten past
months was given at 1921 ,04561, while
the disbursements during the same
period aggregated $219. 651-26.
THE N. E. A
Copies of the resolution by the city
National Educationa convention in
this city in 1898 was read and referred.
Mary Bowers Williamson sent in her
resignation as teacher in the Washing
ton school and the same was accepted.
Nell FOrsythe, teacher of the Ninth
school. made application for the use of
the school building during the month
of June On account of the shortening
of the school year she represented it
impossible to fit many of her. pupils
for promotion greatly to their and
their parents disappointment. The
matter was referred 70 the committee
on teachers and school work.
Grace A. Kali, primary superintend-
ent, sent in her resignation to take eff
feet at the end of the present school
year.
ASSOCIATE EXAMINERS.
c. a Kennaston, A. w. Smith, r. J.
Caskey and Miss E. Buchanan were
upon motion of Cotton appointed as a
board of associate examiners for one
year from June /. this year. at COM
pensation of 81 per day.
Adjourned for one week.
Friday, From 10 to 12 O'clock
Fifty dozen extra large full bleached
Marseilles towels; note the size--22x43
inches: regular price Zoe; for two
hours only, limit six to a customer