The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-19

Salt Lake Building and Manufacture
ing company: Building complete. out
side walls faced with common brick
from sill course in first story, SAT, 100.
Outside walls first story. common
brick, 81, $685.
Same. first story from sill course
Kyune Stone, faced with red pressed
brick, $4S.515.
If all outside walls of first story are
faced with red shade brick, $4,000.
Basement unfinished: Deduct IS, 742
from all of above propositions. If build
ing is enclosed only, deduct s11, s29.
C. J. Brain: Building complete. as
Sal, 259; inclosed, $40, 1854; complete with
brick in basement. s4s. 465; basement
unfinished, S44,SS5; inclosed, $3S, 090;
complete, faced with shale. three
stories, S52,215; basement unfinished,
S49,0z5; inclosed, $41,S40; complete. two
stories. shale, cut stone basement. S53.-
/ 76f; basement, $50. 594; inelosed, S4S, 3S9.
Watson Bros: Building complete, as
per plans, s51 ,939; basement unfinished,
$40, 259; inclosed, s41.5e4; complete, With
brick Easement, S4S, 965; basement I'M
| finished, s45,SS5; inclosed, s39, 200; COM
plete, with snale brick, $50, 600: base
ment unfinished, $40, 645; inclosed, S42,-
$40; TWO stories. shale, brick, stone
basement, $50. 965; basement unfinished,
Andrew Grundfer: First story Kyune
stone and third select or common brick
sea. 900.
First story of Kyune sandstone, sec
ond and third of red pressed brick, $751;
600
First, second and third stories of Sc
lect common brick, So, 250.
First, second and third stories of red
pressed brick, $3.50
II basement left unfinished. deduct
SO, 35O
If interior left unfinished, deduct s12.-
430.
Front portico. built for s625.
The Pacific Lumber company's bid
was as follows:
From the first story sill course to the
water table of Kyune stone, and sec
ond and third stories Of even colored
seledted common brick, SIS, 4S9.
From the first story sill course TO the
water table of Kyune sandstone, and
the second and third stories of red
pressed brick, s55,03S
From the first story sill course. in
Guiding the first. second and third
stories of good, even colored common
brick, $40. 539.
Same OF red pressed brick, S55, $780,
If roof is merely put ON and openings
boarded up, deduct $4,000. IF only
lower story is left unfinished, deduct
So 700
The bid of James McCurdie was not
accompanied By a certified check and
the same was not read. All of the above
were referred TO the committee on
buildings and grounds, with instruc-
tons to report at the next meeting of
the board tomorrow evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Willis Berkens has made an applica-
ton to be appointed janitor of the new
Tenth ward school, which was referred
to the committee on. teachers.
r. J. Caskey declined the position of
examiner, owing to pressure of bust
ness.
Olive Z. Graham resigned as teacher
OF the Ocuirrh school, which resigna-
ton was accepted.
D. B. Dubrannick asked for raise in
salary as teacher CT Spanish in the high
school
APPLICATIONS TO TEACH
The following applications to teach
were referred TO the teachers commit
Gertrude Reilly. Ida NJ Chandler.
Susie E. Medill. Elsie Poll. Ella V.
Hutchinson, Edith Van Colt. Martha
Park Alexander. city; K. L. Nelly, Bal
tircge, Md: E. ". Miller. Valparaiso.
Ind: Laura Miller, Sparta, Wis: Ruby
Knowlton, KaYsville, Utah; Clara r.