Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-06
Prof. Mccoy Transferred From
Oqulrrh to Bryant.
A NEW GRADE Is ADDED.
Annual Reports Received from the
superintendent, Clerk OF hoard aud
Finance Committee.

sun iol heNeibl nOufh lOudy put tHt
principal time was spent in the COM
mittee room. The annual reports Of the
superintendent, the clerk, the commit.
tee on finance and the treasurer were
received. but action on them was post
poned until the next meeting Of the
board. There was a lack of four MEM
bers TO make a full attendance Of the
board those present being Messrs New
man, Branflng, Gcoghegan, Moyle,
Giaque and Young. The time set for
the opening of the schools was Septem-
Der and the teachers examinations
viii be held on August Is, 20 and 80.
one OF the most important actions
taken by thte board was the trans
ferring of the principals, The result Of
the change viii be that but one or two
Of the principals win remain In their
present schools. Prof. Mccoy OF the
Oqulrrh has been transferred to the
Bryant. This Is promotion for Mr..
Mccoy as the ninth grade Is TO be es-
tablished for the East side in this
school and he win be at the head Of
It.
The board also unanimously adopted
wv ltoOluilbi vi tue tNInflliltt VII
teachers and school work recommend
ing the installation into the schools
OF a manual training and a domestic
arts department. Two instructors will
be required for each of these branches.
The manual training viii consist of
mechanical drawing and woodwork for
the boys IN the eighth grade and
room IN the basement OF the Bryant
building viii be fitted up for this pur-
pose.
The report of the superintendent ls
a voluminous affair and describes in
detail the growth OF the Salt Lake
schools from their very inception. Ii
also clearly points out the signal adj
vancement the schools have made with
In the past year.
PRINCIPALS TRANSFERRED.
The board adopted the resolution
OF the committee on teachers and
school work making the assignment of
the principals as follows
j. j. Mcc0y-Bryant.
l.. NJ. Quatrough-Oqulrrh
Samuel Washington.
II. h. Decentralization
j. A. Nelson-Fremont
Miss Powers Riverside.
Lucy Van Cotl-Iongfellow
Mrs. Frtz-Whittler.
On recommendation Of the same COM
mittec the following new teachers were
employed al the salaries named: Ma
bic Thorn. So: Anna Wheeler, 500:
Mrs. Mary 4. HigRs, 500, Salie Hough-
ton $40; Alice Siimwell so: Mrs Lulu
r.. Marks, $50; Louise King. $40 For
the liish school Elizabeth Bond. com |
merclai department, si6, Charles W.
Townsend. commercial department. $50. |
pnd William c. Webb. military train
ing, 10. 'aA
destinations were received and ac-
cepied from Belle Scofeld. Sylvester
Btadforu Ida Berg and Alice j. Mar |
tin. A leave of absence for one year |
on account OF Illness was granted Miss /
Dorothy Bowman. Miss Florence l.. |
Parry was granted leave OF absence
for the first half OF the school year.
On motion Of Mr.. Brantlng Clerk |
Moreion was given leave of absence |
for three weeks.
The annual report Of the treasurer
gave showing az follows
Receipts, SiSl0el II: disbursements.
NVI tO354. Total on hand at the close
OF the year. $2s.il7gS.
The summary OF the clerks report
follows:
SCHOOL FINANCES.
The committee on finance OF the board
of education today completed its report
Of the receipts and disbursements made
during the school year ending June 30.
1902. The report In full Is as follows:
RECEIPTS.
City school TAX, 1901 for
maintenance -. ..slsi 1871 IS
City school tax, 1901, fer
maintenance, tax sale re-
dempuon ~. ...... .,... 1894
State school fund.- 1901, for
maintenance, state school
Tx, 80. 90. 90, ,..,........ "a 09q, SO |
State school fund. 1901. for
maintenance, from lands, in
terest and rentals 100. -. 4.72,Oi
County school tax. 1901 for
maintenance .,o" =. ..,... 5e,7s,A
Books sold and rented.
amounts received ..,...." 1,ns.4s
Tuition from non-residenis.. s27 90
Interest, note. Fifth district
property 49, Il" o. ... SO,@
Insurance, loss received ... isS Is
Water scrip sold ............ 500 %
Telephone refund .......... ll.25
Did engine sold .... ...... 4Sg 20
Did house sold ........ ....., 800. 90
sewer extension refund .... g9I 10
Rents received 49, ........ son
sundries received $3.50. 1860
Bills payable notes to Me-
Cornick & Co..... .......... 20 600 Ga
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:, Total =. e.. =. ...o..sS32, S2s II
sinking fund city school tax.
1901 $500. ..p-.- H.i2o.OO
interest on bonds, city school
lax. 1901 49,. ...... 49,. $500 90
wiulhgs' Guy school tax 1901 1900. 90
'ayment Fifth ecclesiastical
ward on acct. note ........ 9Is %
Sale Ninth district properly j.. $500. on
sisl.O2l,l7
DISBURSEMENTS.
Teachers salaries .... . $500 GAG On
,S1tnrs saiaiieS .. .. lS.39O.7l
lsnitors' supplies 49, ....... 1.l29 %
rhti ana tights ..,.... ..... 9lS4. 40
Maintenance and repairs oil. d. %. sss 81
aen's - g.. ~. 49, ..... 1878
Inoks ard school supplies q, 1923, "a
neral expense .....,.. ....., ll.02i gS
FURNITURE .". -. ...,...... 3.57l.75
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Total ..... go. ...... S2s2, lS3, IS
interest on bonds ......... 9ilt4.1i
sinking fund invested ..... li2si 50
New buildings 80. ........ 60.lOi g,
Total ....'... ...... 90. $3.50 s5I. 81
overdraf, on treasurer. July
J. 1901 ......" ...,.. ....- 1859. II
sos. $50 q
salanco cash on hand. June
~ 1902 800. ...-.., .... 25.43s 50
Si3t02i.17
For the school year 1903. the FOL.
owing estimate Il submitted. as Der 10.
,oii Of the commiitee presented ia the
D ard April 3, 1909.
ESTIMATED REVENUES.
lty school tax. 1902 ..... s202 O6o On
state school fund. 1902 .,.. s9 Ooe o6
state land fund ic1e A aoa "a