Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
CONTRACT FOR
SCHOOL BUILDING
Awarded by Board Of Education
To Asper NoalI &
Company.
NEXT TO LOWEST BIDDER.
supt Bridcwell Gets Increase Of Sal
ary OF From $500 TO $4,000
Per Annum.

Al the regular monthly meeting Of
the board Of education last evening.
Vice President III. =. Henderson in the
chair, the Arm of Asper, Noail & Co.
was awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the now school building.
which Is TO be erected the present sea-
son, on Tenth West and Fourth North
streets. The company mentioned was
the lowest qualified bidder, and It was
explained that the firm that bid lower,
the Great Western Mill and Building
company, had failed to accompany their
estimate with a certified check, and
had further refused to give bond,
which is a requirement of the resolu-
ton asking for bids. The price named
Nv the last named company was $32,-
IA. while the bid of Asper, Noall &
Co, was SAL. 200.
After considerable discussion of the
matter during which many questions
we're asked and answered by various
members II was unanimously agreed
that the contract should be given to
Asper, Noall & 60. Mr. Glauque urged
the necessity Of proceeding without de-
lay to the construction OF the proposed
that the price OF material as well as the
price OF labor is steadily advancing.
with prospects that they will continue
20 increase for some tine to come. The
sooner the building IL under way, the
better 1t would be, suggested Mr..
Gisque.
For the same building. Midgley Bros
received the contract for plumbing, on
bid of s2,I40. and the contract for
heating goes to Carthey g. Dumbeck for
$500
COMBINATIONS ADOPTED.
The following recommendations were
made by the committee on buildings,
the same being adopted
That the board purchase from the
Hubbard Investment company certain
lots IN Wilkinson subdivision for ST.
50O
In tho matter OF building site in
the southern part OF the city your
committee begs leave 10 report that
the abstract from the ]. X. Walker
estate base been filed with the clerk,
together with an opinion from the at
torney, showing the title to be good,
and that the size OF the lot Is one
half Of the street shorter than re-
ported which would make the lot
about l421a feet by 257 l-3 feet, and
your committee would further recom-
mend that the clerk be instructed to
make up a voucher for $4,000 when the
deed Is fled
Your committee would recommend
that the proposition OF Il. y. Wicks to
sell 10 the board Of education the west
half Of block 6. Poplar Grove addition,
comprising twenty lots for the sum OF
81 000 be accepted provided conditions
are satisfactory
Your committee further recon-
mends that the plans prepared by
Dallas & Hedges Tor an eight-room
school building to be built on the
property purchased brom f.. b. Wicks
near the old Uintah school be accepted
and that the committee be author
lied to advertise for bids also for four
teen-room building, same TO be opened
on Wednesday, May Is, 1906, at II
O'Clock noon.
THAT your committee be authorized
10 advertise for bids TO furnish the
board 1900 school desks for school
buildings and assembly hall and three
dozen teachers desks: also bids for 800
to 1000 lockers for the gymnasium and
necessary apparatus for same.
That the committee be authorized to
advertise for bids on the Broom build
ing 20 he built on the site purchased
from J. r. Walker estate. said bids TO
he opened on Saturday, May 20, 1906, at
IL O'Clock noon.
That the following amounts be ap-
propriated for placing electric wiring
Webster school. SIS Washington school,
500
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED.
Resolutions presented by the COM
mittee on teachers and school work
az follows were adopted.
Resolved, That the committee on
teachers and school work he and Is
hereby ratified In awarding contracts
and directing the clerk TO place orders
with the following bidders for furnish
ing school supplies whose proposals
We're accepted by the committee: said
supplies to be shipped from mill not
later than July 90. 1906 or forfeiture
OF per cent VIII be deducted for delay
OF each week thereafter.
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