Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
|IGH SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION JAN. 8
.,,d If education Decides Upon
''' n.,s for Passing Matter
Up to People,
NE TO BE ON EAST SIDE
N Ridwcn, Superintendent
'o I. ,.,d,urs and Grounds Ten
ders Resignation

~ education seieVtV"
Ins January s. 1910 last nisnt
'iuru ',.,. an which to vote on bona
'D' !, 80 $500. 900 to build a ne" hlsn
sue ~ .',,,ding which is badly need
n0'' "a, receipt FOR 1908 win qua'ily
= ,.c,or to cast his vote Tor or
ne bond issue. The money Is
ans y nsed to purchase ground erect
oe .sool building and equip II
w. - most modern apparatus some
~ ~ !. bond money Will be used 70
..,D the present high school ouiiu
4, sa trades scho'L A..
I'M draw 4 per cent interest
0'- IN. senii-annuaily and VIII run
s'ao'' ...r. The denomination Of the
w.. vii be s, 900 each,
". .se for the new building VIII
ne east side, and the beard
go. 10 erect one Of the finest high
wi buildings In this part OF tne
.no,yy The present high school -
'u ,.s.oe,.sed and the equipment Is
'5scne,e. For several years san
~, 49, needed new high school
IA ne hoard feels that il has put
matter off az long - possible.
". bosrd has several sites IN view
me east SIDE. but none or tnen
~. hssn decided upon, The school
m he located rs near the center or
,,istiop on the east side as can he,
ythsp the hond issue was presente
~ hoard last night Mathonihah
son,.s suggested tnHt the issue be
- 4, s700 coo on account ef the
- m two or three more grammar
80 schools After his suggestion
- discussed by the members Of the
ord n vas decided 10 wait nntil
= schools we're needed before the
idHonal money VAS asked Ter.
suPT BRiDwEi.L RESIGNS.
eeorge Al. Bridweil, superintendent
bnildings aRd grounds. rendered his
ssisnation last night go the board
sduestian. 81 n unanimous vote the
ard accepted his resignation after
l.gsr Neyie made brief talk in
,hieb ne upheld Mr.. Bridwell in the
amer IN which he had discharged
I duties and conducted the affairs
Ms Office, The text Of the resigna-
lon was as folloasf
To the honorab bic board Of education.
San Lake City utah-Gentlemeni l
hershy tender my resignation as sup
srnisndent Of buildings and would
he this resignation % take effect as
Early IN December as my successor
can be appointed,
have held the position If superin-
sndsni Of buildings for four and one
tah yars. during which time | have
Onscsutiously discharged the duties
I'm, office 10 the best of ny ability,
thank the members OF the beard
ir he confidence repssed In me.
sseifully, q NJ, BRtDWf1LL,
MOYLEs sNcoMfUM,
NJ Yse said that he weuid vote Ia
slferl ~ resignation bat that before
h Feied he wanted to make a few re-
HAks
4 Wish to testify % the integrity Of
Ne man, said Mr., Moyle, From All /
Nv seen and from tbs Investigation, I
n that Mr., Bridwell dealt honestly
VA The heard Of education and was
me 10 his trust. / feel that We should
have gone through with the investiEa-
Ion and finished the matter ourselves,
ils to lsi the public know our stand
On NE matter But from the fact that
4 had lost the confidence Of any mem
30 Of the board, ] suppose IL was best
lT him to resign"
CHANGES IN COMMITTEES.
Pfssident James T. Hammond made
aailiher Of changes in the standing
ahilliiees last night on account Of the
cent additions 70 the board and the
-eieles caused by the death OF Judge
a''aefsoh, Joseph Obernd0rfer, and
y resignation Of Dean Byron Cum
-hn a NJ. Bailey was chosen to
$50 pcan Cummings on the teach
retirement commission. The
'raelhs committees are as follows.
Nl'ssNJ y, Hammond, W. j. New
r --l " j. larrette, c. s. Martin. MI.
isr,s'nan, II, V. Van Pelt.
o.heol law, J. Barrette. AZ /
--esnah, A. q. Giauque. w. ]. New
~ Q. W. Moyle, J. T. Hammond.
s'tehers and school -Mathoni-
IA Thomas W J Newman. Nj. J..
,lssanan, W, J. Barrette. II. Y. Van
~ j T Hammond
n.angs and grounds--A- O. Gialioue
L Il Bailey o. W. Moyle. Mathonihab