Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-04
I R. ELLERbECK IS
The NEW MEMBER.
,,,o,ed Last Night to Fill Va
cancy on Board Of Ed.
ucatlon.
NE ONLY ONE NOMINATED.
p,oce of II. G. Edwards, Retired
considerable Routine Business
Was Disposed or.

!, me regular monthly meeting OF
" "a Of education, Thomas Il. Ell
we 'sAnck was last night elected a mem
NV ,,e hoard from the Fourth munl-
~ ,rara Mr.. Ellerbeck was chosen
ups at vacancy caused by the retire.
=" n. c. Edwards, who had re-
'a ..ysa from the precinct. ana, IKE ms
n',scessor, the new lncumpent Is
pDsns'aNormon' and a kepu otican.
nT pn,ssident Moyle was absent from tne
1,ine and Judge Henderson occupied
hair A motion Tor an executive
we .,on was lost. those voting Tor u
go go orberndorfer, Thomas, Cheesman
r pa Tliauque, while the negative votes
~ .-, cast By Martin, Cummings, New
NAN and Henderson.
n' IN name OF Mr. Ellerbeck was pre-
.,r,sd by Mr. Thomas, ana there were
seu',Ser nominations. Mr., Oberndorfer
ny ILL.,, os|t n votes could be cast for persons
s,' nominated, and was answered In
M Affirmative.
VIZ ~ voting was by ballot. and the re-
.,,n was as follows: T. X. Ellerbeck,
ss~c N. Boyd, 2; +. w. Francis. |.
~ yates for the successful candidate
.so cast by Messrs. Thomas. Chess
~ Giauaue. Martin and Newman.
NJ, povd received the support Of Mr..
oSa,rdorfer aud Judge Henderson,
NIL the vote for Mr.. Francis was
c,., by Mr. Cummings.
ln.r the election of the board mem"
~, considerable amount OF routine
Sn.,rsss was disposed Of. 1t was rec
amended by the committee on build
@ys and grounds that the Irving school
ns0nerty be- disposed OF for $3.50, Nephi
Morris and others having made an
AMER Of that amount for the premises.
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE.
The same committee also made the
allowing recommendation carrying
,tnroprlauo The purchase of a.
toye for the manual training depart
nsnt Of the Lincoln school, 500, fol
N. surveying of the dividing line at
mo webster grounds, $50; for a culvert
a the Sumner. $40. supplies for the
manual training department of the
NH school, $40 per month; for electric
wiring at the Grant school, SIS; for the
snlsbing of the contract on the High
shool manual training building, S9s.
The committee also asked authority to
select site and have plans drawn for
ND erection Of an eight-rOom building
Al Popular Grove addition.
The following recommendations were
reeired from the committee on teach
IN and school work, and the same
we're adopted New teachers 10 be
rpoyed-Miss Margaret Rrundeee,
IS Mrs. Alice Tomlinson. $50; Miss
Nay Chase s65; Miss Rho1a Duffy. 500
he recommendations were also
sip,ed that Miss Ruby Scranton no
ippointed assistant secretary OF the
Hsh school ut q salary of s95 a month
as Howard p. Madsen be appointed
ngrlctor IN the manual training de-
sHnent Of the High school at sal
iy Of 800 a MONTH that the salary
Mrs Anna b. Robbins and Miss Jes-
Sc Duncan be increased from $3.50 to
NJ per month
COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE.
The principals of all the city schools
will be asked to strictly enforce the
compulsory attendance rules, and II
necessary to receive support IN this d.
re,toa from the Juvenile court
The resignation Of j. b. Walkley,
lanlor Of the Lowell school, viii be ac-
cep,td, and Noah Booth will receive
The appointment, al 800 per month SAL
ay.
After allowing claims TO the amount
Of S7Oi2i, the board adjourned until
Aprl is. al u o'clock, when bids for
me construction Of school buildings will
b opened.