Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION JAN. 8
0o.rd Of Education Decides Upon
pats for Passing Matter
Up to People.
SITE TO BE ON EAST SIDE
NJ BridwcIl, superintendent
~ buildings and Grounds Ten
ders Resignation.

- hoard OF education selected
..',-asv January s. 1910 last night
dav on which to vote on bond
. ~ ~ $500. 600 to build a new high
hr,Iding which is badly need
90, receipt for 1903 viii qualify
eleotor to cast his vote Tor or
rs, the bond issue. The money Is
4. used to purchase ground erect
,gh school building and equip II
I'D, .hs most modern apparatus. Some
W. ~. bond money will be used TO
.n,n the present high school build
lns as trades school
~ sneclaed by the board, the
-. viii draw per cent interest,
.ssbl. semi-annually and will run
,'s..,y Years The denomination of the
s,vss will be $1,000 each,
M. slte for the new building will
!. an the east side, and the beard
,roposes 70 erect one Of the inest high
Tbaoi buldings in this part of the
~l ro,ry THE present high school is
,yercrovdsd and the equipment is
',a5eonate For several years Salt
faEs has needed a new high school
and tbe board feels that it has put
M matter or as long as possible,
rha hoard has several sites In view
- ,bs east side. but none of them
bsys bsen decided upon, The school
an he located as near the center of
norulatlon on the east side AZ can be.
When the bond issue was presented
"a The hoard last night Mathonihah
Thomas suggested tnat the issue be
rsised 10 S70O. coo on account Of the
need OF two or three more grammar
grsde schools After his suggestion
eas discussed by the members Of the
hoard il was decided 10 vail NHtil
Tho schools were needed before the
additional money Was asked fer
sUPT. BRiDwBtL RESIGNS.
Gsoree A. Bridweil. superintendent
az buildings and grounds. teRdered his
resignation last night 20 the board
III education BY 4 unanimous vote the
board accepted his resignation after
oscar Meye made brief talk in
which he upheld Mr. Brdwell in the
manner In which he had discharged
h, duties aud conducted the affairs
Of his office, The text of the resigna-
ion was as follows
To the honorable beard sf education.
SAT- Lake city Utah-Gentlemeni
hereby tender my resignation as sup
Il srnttndent Of buildings and would
. Bke this resignation 20 take effect as
early In December as my successor
. can be appointed
have held the position ~ superin-
81 endeBt Of buildings for four and one
II half years during which time l have
E eonscienu0uelv discharged the duties
fs OFF In 9 la saF a Ia
n thank the members at the beard
r The confdenee repssed In me.
Respectfully g NJ, BRtDWf1LL,
MoYLns ENCoMfUM,
M Nesie SAID that ne weuid vote 70
accept he resignation bat that before
he voted he wanted to make few re-
marks
I wish to testify % the integrity Of
ne man, ssid Mr.. Moyle, From all
have seen and from the Investigation, 7
TEL thai Mr. BFidwell dealt honestly
With the heard af education and was
tue 10 his trust, ! feel that We should
have gone through with the invastiga-
Ton and finished the matter ourselves,
Just to let the publlo hneN our stand
a he matter. But from the fact tina [
h had lost the confidence af any mem
10 OF the board, ! suppose II was best
g him 10 resign"
CHANGES IN COMMITTEES.
President James t. Hammond made
number OF changes In the standing
.ohlnittees last night on account OF the
sent additions 10 the board and the
.ssaneies caused by the death OF Judge
henderson, Joseph Oberndorfer, and
We resignation OF Dean Byron Cum
nlhEs' a NJ, Bailey was chosen TO
succeed Dean Cummings on the teach
retirement commission. The
Aanalhs committees arc as follows:
kalss0I, p. Hammond, W. ]. New
man " }, fArrette. C. s. Martin, NJ. J.
1hresmani II, Y. Van Pelt.
school law--W. J. Barrette. NJ. J.
Dhessnan, A, a. Giauque. w. J. New
sn o. W, Moyle, J. T. Hammond
teachers and school work Mathoni-
laa Thomas W, J. Newman, Nj. j
lssman, W, J. Barrette, II. V. Van
REV T. Hammond
buildings and grounds--A. GCiauuue
l. NJ haliey o. w Moyle. Mathonihah