The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-14
/. I. HAMMOND
' NEW PRESIDENT
rrs.fed by Board Of Education
IA at Its Meeting Last
Evening.
uIIcH BUSINESS is DONE
,e REPoRT-BUiLDING RE-
'LEo oIs,IRs-cENsUs TAKERS

Hammond was last evening I!
la's- nv the board of education as rs
aasan o' HU the place left vacant
Fas-lsl'l tn of the late Judge H. T.
y lA7 The choice was unanimous.
Hsl1-I5l Thomas m5de the hoii!llld y! ~ II
ug-l0llla- o.. said he was NOlclng the
sal n u3'-5 Vice President Byron Gum
ss1Iinrl. would have nominated MI
uilss had be been present Inc nom
Halal-'-- ms seconded by e. , NJ n n
t--ion of A. g. Glauque' sscollel9I - ~
~ Newman, uI5 $50
ai for -AllL---- I'D thanked the members
Ni. +rafr expression Of confidence
briefly ,o- ~ -rorlisad TO treat them with
% DID l--- fsiruess and give all the TIME
DEE li- 81 fine duties OF the pOSluOn,
D. ll-- +e;+ the difficulty in filling sat
t19lsL H. place held by the late Judge
henderson .---,or5 win hold office until the
Ar' n1al-;rg I'M January, 1910. He has
first ui- liner of the board since 1906
ben . b5an A member of the board
lId L. e rn rules, teachers and school
l9l.-i'..-F finance. He was secretary OF
Fo.A s5---iTr the administration OF Gov
gay. Ieb-T II. Wells. On the board ne
sI-- -l.irfs the Fourth municipal ward
3-l lsthonilah Thomas.
William J. Barrette- WAoeilIi, ne uod lLi d.
W. Meeting chose 10 fill the vacancy
U ~ - rzmbership from the Fifth ward
-- ,,-,1ant bv Judge Henderson, death,
u. rrssant for the first time.
~ meeting was the first after the
- NJ fba fiscal wear ana a very con-
..S.-stis amount Of business was trans
80 consisting largely of the adoption
. bTIkv reports that had been cOnsid-
a-sf o committee. ,
---7-rs5 a balance of cash on hand at
~ dose Of June 80 of $lS0,19A22
Investigation Postponed.
Thu board decided not to continue the
.--ss+irsfi0n into the affairs of George
II 8rdwa1 superintendent of buildings
nd grounds this being busy time with
t5s boards workmen i'm renOvating and
rsrsrng buildings. Tt viii be taken up
sfsr e 2 stress of work is over.
r1uest of ~. III. Rowe. director Of
-ss Ttsh exhibit az the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition. for a set of pictures
If salt Lake schools was granted and Su-
H4rniendent ID IT, Christensen was in
,r1-tad 10 forward the pictures. Mr..
Rowe wrote that the educational exhibit
under direction of +. n. POUls0n was a
distinct success.
Jennie Breckon, Jennie Gray and Har-
Tst HOBART of the teaching staff, were
granted leaves OF absence for a year.
Building Repairs.
Repairs for the school buildings will be
done under the direction of the buildings
and grounds committee as follows.
0Isgls, $500; Lafayette, ST5; Washing
tm Egl5; Jackson, $3.50; Franklin, 81
g. Riverside, 1913; Lincoln, 81 ,635: Sum
lal COS; OquiTrh Sl,6l0; Lowell, s.. SIS:
Llgielow, $3.50, Wasatch, 81 80; Web
ser ass Hamilton, AS20; Grant, 81
~ Union. Si-5; gymnasium, H,475; High
school $780, Emerson, 500; Waterloo.
t5 Jordan, $50; Poplar Grove, Sg75;
lake Breeze, $50, Bonneville 500: Ere
u11t' science building, $3.50: Bryant, $685.
Iclellals a,uJ, scavenger work, 81 900:
Stoves aNi blackb0ards, S1,259; towels.
~, cost OF new steps and risers in
buildings. Sos. Total SIS. 936.
ll5 BID Of G. H. Anderson to re-sIate
l- 5acs6oards and keep them in repair
Ni $50 Tor the sum Of s., go was ac-
4 new boiler and heating pIant was
4aeIed Installed at the Sumner school
y aa estimated cost OF $500, R KIet-
-s 70 oe employed 20 prepare plans. and
o.lel room and toilets and sewer CON
-5.lgA % De installed at the Hamilton
s--l9- ~ an estimated cost Of s.. 500. Dali
q 70 q hedges TO be employed to prepare
s- -l9 lld OF The MclIiHen Paper & School
s-tY5 company 90 furnish fifty teachers
- az N-So was accepted.
lLe Do 0t the Superior MANUFACTURED,
,-. 70 furnish desks for the wa
-, riverside and Jefferson bUfIdipgg
5sc-r - ana % rears, for S5.63260, was
Delinquent Teachers.
me following named teachers ,,-ho
eS.t lelnquent in accepting their forn,a'T,
u-,..--.l-j, lnent were reaDpointed. Ethel /
is-5 "a, annie Holmes, Lille kfcF'sr-
-. '1-.e-ls swan, Myrtle Reese Nora /
lTs-is' r -----sI AcDonald, Grace Nelson.
~ - rH1ea"skyl Anna X. Br5nton O.
b. b. w; Alee Hubert, Fannie Buck 1
A1js-so- NyIItacock, Rachel IRE, J. NJ
Rrt5 S. 1-lie liam, Sarah GilIett.
erickson ,r.l Isle bradford, Elsie Fred |
r5irisl o. --iss Addi6 Cannon was an
Tl nv. 20 me teaching staff
500 '..--.o"-Hg enumerators win take tho /
'sia IN the various wards:
First Precinct. |
s 55 a5.J. Marjorie Whitley, n41 VII /
sr y5...st Mrs. Ellen Ash. 1853 Blaine |
.5 9s & {. Mrs Fred Sanford. 1926 Elev-
Last 1tI 5.ls.+ i-'iary storer. u2s Eleventh |
as5, ..'a H., .-Thsnia ChHcotl $50 South |
gr.5 F.s. - d. Thorup, 723 South /
SUI, 'i S. Gertrude Pearson. rear $40 .
last s,-ss Nora Swaner. 31s South Tenth /
sui 4'..'. s.r .-A S. Stewart 7.O East Third
-5 55. s5r.,s. -Jessta Standing. "a East
.snsts .l-. ---1,arsarst Sutton, Mt OLIVER
i7aas. -'o- W 'L'am Bradford, l Capitol
seaond Precinct.
gsst- rs--- -.- h Minnie Jenkins. 7ss South
agsH1i.a.. ----lary E. Hodge, 81 Paxton
ss Sd sas,t Victoria Pardoe. 45s West
p, soS Sou +-'---JJeoseDh Jeremy. SIS West
a 551sa5l E .a-A. ..- A. Rudolph. 82s South
F91s6 sos-r -H H. Alma Reiser, 4sl West
5-st Wez-- Mabel Cooper, 40s South
S-,6 Els, u v. ana AIRS. E. AIpin. sie
Districts 3 We" Is +. street '''''' '''
-ler T-.-g p and al. c.. johnson
'5a5,S West and Third Soutb
b We.- NJ. and Mrs afartbs p-;..
w, First South Street mari ina Price /
n.s. Inird Precinct. +
'gst Wesst- Edna Hampton 80 No-tb
q N5r-.-- s- -.-at.l Y. Budd. 5Ol West Sec
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