Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-05
BUSINESS OF CITY SCHOOLS
Pesiden, kelden Sounds a sO,e u Warning 10
Boifdi Employees.


~ the meeting ~ the board ~ edu-
cation last night Harry W. Eari was
formally elected a. the position Of
-tofekecper u the city schools. The
election was not unanimous. however.
and not without one or two brief Tits,
growing out Of a mlsapprchrnsioh u
the facts Of the case. when Mr.. Esrl'n
appointment was announced President
Ncidcn arose and said that the position
10 which Mr.. Earl had been appointed
was. most cmpha,ically. that Of store
keeper and not dispenser ~ news.
aisa making tho inuendo that the APP
polntee had been indircreet In that par
ticuiar rrrpect. and had In sense In
timAtcd that he had monopoly ON
knowledge about text books. and that
comparatively. the board was Ne, In II.
No more was said on the matter until
the roll was called on the appointment.
and MersrH. Walker and Hamburger
voted nay.
Mr. criichlow then took the floor and
urged the board a. unite on the election
u Mr.. Eafi. saying that n those who
voted against him had done W hecaur-
ndent that the rtorekcer-r'A behavior
In the future would be satisfactory. and
that they need fear no further trouble.
Mr. Walker assured the board that the
only reason h. had for voting against
Mr. Earl was that h. thought his can
dldate was q mote competent man for
the position. but under the circum-
stances was willing t0 change his yute.
After a private conversation with Mr..
Newman, Mr.. Hamburger said that he
felt certain that he had been mlrin-
formed concerning Mr., Earl. and there
fore concluded that he would also
change hla vote.
A resolution was adopted asking the
city Council n name the time and
place 10 meet with the board and ar
range an exchange ~ property. ~ that
the board can obtain IN the EiFhtecnth
ward a place for the erection OF a
school building, The old blacksmith
shop corner on state and North Temple
streets Il the property desired by the
board. An appropriation Tor salaries,
etc. amounting 20 fan.OiN 80. was Or.
derrd and alsn special appropriation
necessary Cor material In making show
ing al The fall fair
PROM THE TEACHERS.
The following named persons made
applications Tor positions a. teachers
ana were referred e. the committee on
teachers and school work; Albert n,
linger Nivrllng, ILL., H. u. Grant.
Nellle N. Lyle. Fremont. Seb.,
fioenct " King. AnOkn. Mimi: y. n.
brown, llinkley, Utah. Tom W. pinder.
iAfnlngiun, Florence J. Foster. Logan.
y, y linu, Hunnlsnn, rnio. and the
following FROM falt Lake city; 4. u.
alllleft Rose gihhins. Nirginia 4. Hush.
Nfllc Manning. May cfltrhinW. Ade-
llno plalstci. Mlllir rirnoy. Adeline
Ihaekgta1 lci Il Woolt u. 3 SAN
born lrtrfll plnnNy. rIul N. Soho.
ngld, Aura i,ugrfH. Helena NJ. Walsh.
Mabel u, Gardiner Mary X. Mnnint
Mamie White. fllrrnre a. King Win
ME ~ Smith. Mabel Davis. Ertalin En.
Humhni bessie Royce. Eta DnnrcrfelI.
MhEargt Livingston. Faith g1wbcrry,
Nullle Ham.
THE TREAsuREWs REPORT.
The following report " the bonrd's
hnhneinl transactions during the month
NJ Anil was made By Treasurer uar-
balance on hand Aprll i....t77. Oss o.
state school fund rneeiptH...... & s0s 90
tcfoiyti balance of as taxes. SO 70
Miscellaneous receipts, ...... ai.GS
o., tN,Wsss ts sststs 9. ,.,.sfsl. iNi.Gi
RAID clerks wartautH... o.. ..Sgi.f5i. %
balance on hand Aprn o. isaiii.5s
The receipts Tor the ten months Of
We school year nt '7li1idli. and the
disbursements nt i2iigni 20 leaving. ON