Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
new BUILDINGS
BEING PLANNED
Salt Lakes Schools to be Fur
Their Enlarged to Accommo-
date Increase OF Students.
MANUAL TRAINING FEATURE,
Eight Structures in Which to Teach
Boys and Girls TO Use Their Hands
VIII be Built at Once.

A new modern schoolhouse will bt
erected in the northeastern part Of the
city near the l., d. S. hospital, accord
ing to the plans adopted by the board
of education at its meeting held last
night. The president and clerk of the
board were authorized to close up the
bargain for the purchase OF the site
the consideration being $4,000 The
land IS known as block 1872, Plat c.
The board also authorized the pur-
chase of a tract of land on the west
side of the Riverside school at cost
of $4,000, from J. A. and Eliza William
| son An addition to the Riverside
school will be placed on the site.
tract of land 10 rods square on
the east side of the Webster school Will
also be purchased from Wilson and
Harriet Simons for $1,000, and an ad-
dition to the Webster school Will be
erected on this land.
The Franklin school will be given a
substantial addition 20 be erected on a
tract 14x140 feet adjoining that build
ing TO be purchased from William II.
and Emma j. Weston for $1,000.
MANUAL TRAINING.
Eight manual training buildings were
authorized to be erected by the board,
|at an approximate cost of $1,750 each.
IIhese buildings viii be located ON the
grounds occupied by the Grant, Ham
tlton, Jackson, Lowell, Oqurrh, Water
Hoo, Washington and Webster schools.
Repairs for school buildings during
the summer were authorized In the sum
|of S23.s9S The amount to- be expended
lin new buildings is estimated at $751;.
|27o,25.
The salary schedule for principals as
|adopted by the committee of the whole
last week was approved.
leachers were selected as follows:
High School--Mildred Tibbals.
Elementary Schools-Annie Kings
bury, Ethel Lane, Ruby Smith, Flor
snce Christensen, Elizabeth Etter Mar
enret Moore, Martha Waters, Carrie
Hamilton. Laura Young, Olive Baker,
ANNA Fouche, Louise A. She'll Laura
|Fos;er, Jean CHASER.
inexperienced Normal Graduates
Carolyn Koch. Matilda Frazee, Carrie
christensen, Lucille Gilmer. Ethel Har-
'Ney, Lucy Quinn, Bessie Worthen, Pol
|ly Reynolds, Maud Smith, Corinne
christensen, Zillah Darke, Margaret
Harrison, Mary Pickering. Mary Wat
|t1ns, Margaret Johnson, Pauline White,
Myrtle Brain, Stella Brown, Jennie
Gray, Lena Meyers, Florence Smithen
Helen lslaub. EDNA Wilkinson, Helene
lhStcr, Ivy Evans, Emma COTE, Ethel
hayward, Lily Reiser Ada Bransford.
The board passed the following reso-
buttons of respect, In honor of the men,
|Ory of Lemuel u. Goliath:
whereas, The Supreme Ruler of tho
Universe decreed that Lemuel u. Col
| bath shall have passed through the
valley and shadows, and
Whereas, Mr.. Goliath was men,
per of the school board OF education
From July l. 1890. TO Nov. 1, 1891, and
|as chairman of the buildings ana
grounds committee was Influential in
securing the location and erection Of
fome OF our best school buildings, and
Whereas, Salt Lake City has lost in
Pis death a loyal, useful citizen and
his family wise counselor. friend and
companion. therefore be 1t
Resolved. That we extend 10 the SIR.
giving members OF his family the SYM
1pnthy of this board
The board adjourned until June %.