Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-03
Board of Education viii Add
Eleven Rooms to WasatCh
School.
NEWMAN MATTER GOES OVER.
Resolution Seeking Appointment Of
Reported UnfaNorably.

flNr iouOtfs were opened last NIGHT
by The board of education f1r OBJ. er.g-
ton Of an u-room addition Co the
Wasatch school The bids were 900 three
separate forms and are as follows.
For complete building including
plumbing and heating apparatus. j. b..
g II. b. schrayen S56.550 %. chytraus.
S517gO.
For building without heating and
plumbing Black O. FeHer. $4,000. %.
Chytraus, S46,7H, j.. e.. Shaw. &52p5.
Tenders Tor the plumbing and heating
were received from the following firms.
Higson g. Rossitor company ST. 1886. j..
C., Heesch, $l0,550 Higham Bros, $3.50.
The bid OF William Mclaughlin for
the old Uintah school building which
was offered for sale was accepted. He
secured the property for So 900.
The building ana grounds committee
win consider the bids today ON the adj.
dition and when the board meets
Thursday evening the contracts VIII
Dee awarded
The committee on teachers and school
work reported adversely ON the resoIu-
ton introduced month ago by ~. j..
Newman requiring the superintendent
to mn an the manual training depart
meuts When So came up boo the come
mitteo's report. Oscar Moyle said that
be was I'M favor Of male instructors u
this line of work. and that they should
be appointed as soon as 20 was pos slbIc
TO take care Of the women teachers who
were now taking charge OF the work
Mr. Newman. who IS sick. was not press
emf and the matter OF its adoption was
laid over one week.
The treasurers report showed total
receipts of &40S.S21.S4. with disburse-
ments OF $50, 102 $50. leaving a. balance of
$353.1lS95.
The resignation Of II. W. Earl as
storekeeper was accepted and after
some discussion his security was rec
leased. Rodney lillian, Jr. was ape
pointed to an the vacancy at 500 a
month. effective from March j. and De
was required 10 furnish "a bond OF ST.
coo
Miss Mary Teasdel was appointed
teacher In the art department for three
periods a day. Emil JOSH was appoint
ed teacher in the manual training de-
partmcnt.
The desk OF the late Joseph Oberndor-
fer was becominEly draped at the meet
ing Of the board TO which bee belonged.
The special committee OF the board ape
pointed by the president consisting OF
/ Professor Byron Cummings. j. u. Ham
mond and Mathonihah Thomas reported
| resolutions which We're approved by
/ the board. The resolutions read;
Whereas. death has removed from
! our presence. one OF our members Mr.
/ Joseph Oberndorfor Of the Fifth pre-
| cinct. and spread "a pail Of sadness over
| us as a board. and
| Whereas. we recognize in our es-
| teemcd friend and fellow member, a
| most efficient and devoted server of
/ the public welfare, a man Of high ideals
and steadfast devotion 90 truth and JUS
| tice: and
,.yvbereas. we must bow TO divine
| wisdom I'm the removal OF our noble co.
/ worker; be- % therefore
! .sResoIved THAT we shall ever hold
/ I'm grateful remembrance his manly and
| pafnstaking consideration OF an CUES
| lions Of public interest his conscieu-
uous dealing with an questions OF right
and has real sympathy ana interest in
am matters pertaining TO the welfare OF
! the bows and girls Of the city.
! .3-That we shall miss greatly his
| hearty good cheer his helpful co-opera
tion. his manly support of whatever
made for Justice and progress ana MS
| steadfast friendship.
"s-That we extend TO his beroaveo
family our heartfelt sympathy In these
/ dark hours through which they an,
pqssina. and trust that from the great
| bevoud. there comes 10 them some ray
| OF Gods sunshine that viii MI lheli
| pathWay with everlasting peace.
"4-That "a copy OF these re7ololions
~, sent 10 the family and that they bl
snreed upon the records OF the board.