Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-01
HOW 1T LOOKS NOW.
Many Schools Decide 90 Continue
Till End OF the Term,

The Whittier and Grant schools
which a few days ago decided TO pull
together in their efforts TO raise funds
for school purposes, have reconsiderel
the .natter and win now go Il alone
This much was decided upon at meet
ing held last night. II came about in
this way The Grant people. 1t seems
had collected 81 from Whittier terri
tory, the money being secured from
what was considered to be neutral
ground The Whether people refused
20 stand for this and so stated Then
there was a row out of which tn
Whittier emerged victor the Grant
giving up the money and telling the
Whittier to look after itself The hat
ter then decided to run four weeks
which would require $685.. Of which sum
$5lf has been secured The Grant de-
cided to run FIVE weeks, 81 1895 Of the
required $500 having heen collected
and the remainder being assured by j.
W Mcintyre and j. y. Murdock.
The Lincoln committee met last night
and reported In the neighbOrhood Of
Si55 collected. leaving q balance Of
about $3.50 to keep the school going fos
four weeks II WAS the sense of the
meeting that an effort be made to raise
tho remainder In the business district
and the ladies Of the committee, who
have already done yeoman service 10
the cuuce, generously volunteered g.
continue the good work. OF the amour.
secured NJ Il. Walker and Aaron Key
s0r have contributed literally.
The Hamilton has also decided o.
continue. Al o meeting of the patrons
last night It was reported that all hut
see Of the necessary $1,000 had been
subscribed. OF this amount the teach
ers contributed the amount Of weeks
salary.
Patrons Of the Longfcllow school are
more than gratlfed with the results Of
the convassing OF the district About
Sl0o of the REQUIRED fund now remains
to b. obtali ed. and the committee Is
so'isfad ult N Nm be alb TO secure
IL. cnr - poS'nerl sitv II Thomas'
heffeT1' 80 tted yl2 81 gas ,.sf
salatyN o , 80 W lnson. ana Thomas n
Pit Who e,1.a F, neck for $3.50 10 pay
the SALARY of Ml1s Simons. the solicit
ing committee OF the Whittier announce
that their school will run to the cloee
az The term About $500 was the amount
which had TO be laised
The Webster school Is stlll short $500
A committee is now at work endeavor-
ing To raise this amount and the
chances are that their efforts Will be
successful. In addition two patrons Of
the school have sent In word that they
will contribute sum sufficient to con-
time the work OF the seventh grade
50 that the outlook here Is all that
could reasonably be expected
The patrons Of the Washington school
held mass meeting last night and
reported collections amounting 10 $3.50. |
leaving q balance OF but $3.50. OF the
amount secured Mayor Thompson con
iributed $50; Judge Henderson, S3j. and |
W. 5. Mccormick. S25. In order TO raise |
HE remaining amount. II was decided |
10 give two entertainments, These viii |
b. held IN the Twenty-seeond ward an
mex, one on Thursday next and one the
Thursday following a miscellaneous
literary and musical program viii be
irrangcd for each evening. To be fol-
owed by a dance The entertainment
committee includes George Pugsley,
.ir Folsom. principal Of the school
Mrs. J. s. Hyde Mrs, Treweek and
Mrs. Casady