Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-06

On the, completion of the reading of
the list Mr.. Wilson said II was very
apparent that should 1t be adopted the
boards expenses for the coming year
to. $4,000. He therefore moved
reference of the report to the commit
tee on finance.
After some. further discussion the
motion prevailed. .......
The following principals were recon-
mended for employment, but the list
went back to the committee on teach
ers and school work for conference
with the committee on finance:
Elizabeth V. Fritz, +. A, Greene, Il. S.
Hallook w. 4. Eddlngfeld, a. $, Mar
tin. Elizabeth M Qualtrough, Blanche
Hlndman, William Bradford, w. S.
Webster. f. d. Keeler, Mary 3. Cooper,
G. n. Mckay, Nell Forsythe, w. j.
Mccoy. w W. Barton, Elizabeth, Nc
Millen. II. b.. Folsom, j. o. Cross. o.
H. Avery, Eta Powers. -.t.. ,.
The, committee on teachers and
school work recommended that the
subject OF Spanish be dropped at\ the
close of the present school year. that
children be required to cover the books
furnished them by the board. and that
first and second grade pupils be al
lowed to take their books home once a
month and once a week respectively;
that all pupils who complete the eighth
grade At the end of the present year.
hold their closing exercises. and re-
ceive their certificate at their own
buildings; that pupils be required to
pay in full all damage done to books
furnished them by the board, Adopted,
superintendent OF Public Instruction
Park notified the board that Sail, Lake
ships In the University of Utah for the
ensuing school year. and asked that
nominations be made at once. Com
mlttee. on, teachers and school work.
~ y, pobranich applied !. for reap
poirtment as teacher Of Spanish In the
high school. and offered to tune, all the
pianos at the, numerous schools for Sc
per, Instrument for the school term,
Committee on teachers and school
work. .ts. ,.l
The committee on teachers and
school work recommended that the
examinations for teachers begin on
June 9TH. and that Mrs. Anna T. Blu
chanan. and A. w. Smith be appointed
associate examiners at a compensation
OF "a per day. Adopted
communication was received from
Prof. Kingsbiiry, president of the Uni
verslty Of Utah, stating that the Uni
verslty ofiicers We're satisfied with the
arrangerneiits existing with respect to
the training school. and asked to have
the same continued during the next
school year. Committee on teachers
and school work and the superiRterd-
ent.
The report Of the treasurer for the
month OF April was received and re-
ferred to the committee on finance. II
shows: Receipts. inclusive, OF 5,62a.-
81 balance, April, lat, sgs.0s2.56; dis
bprsenents. S52,1iS.l5; balance, sso,-
The committee /, on finance reported
the purchase OF nineteen $1,000 bonds
OF series No, 2, issued by the board in
August 1892, and recommended the
paid was $1,000 each. the purchase being
a sinking fund Investment. The re-
port was adopted. The same commit
tee reported the payment of the sala-
ries of the ten members Of the board
for the quarter ending April 9th, ag-
gregating $3.50. Approved. A long
list of applications for positions as
teachers We're received and referred to
the committee on teachers and school
work. The action. OF. the committee
on buildings and grounds. In renting
the east building on the Thirteenth
ward school property to-, the Jewish
society for $3.50 per, month. from
month to month for three months, and
SO per m}sth thereafter, was ap-
her resignation as teacher In the pub
lie schools. ia take effect at the close
Of the present school year. Referred
to committee ON teachers and school
work. Teachers pay-roIs aggregat-
ing H2.2ssa1 for the month ending
April 22nd, were approved. as was Az
so the $50 claim Of Is, II, Rush FOR
ilnpl payment an the contract for
plumbing and sewer connections at the
Webster school Claims We're allowed
In the sum Of s3,3s7.27,, after which the
board adjourned for one week.