Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-02
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE APPEALS TO VOTERS
 OF TIE DISTRICT
Hearty Support Is Assured for S30,000 Project Wih Which 10 Meet the Growing Demand for Educational FaoiUIGs.

Qualified electors of the Warren District win have u opportunity at : a special election called for June 19 | 10 vote on a subject ol much import- ance Co the entire community Edu- Cauouai needs Of thc D,s,I.ct call i9I funds which must he secured by bond issue Leading citizens in civic matters as well as the rank and file oi residents endorse the plan heartily A bond issue of $o0,Uo0 is proposed. The proceeds from the sale of he bonds win be devoted among other things to the building or a new schooi. This project has received splendid impetus through the generosity of J. l c. Greenway and the Warren Compa- ny. They have donated an admirable site, a beautiful plot of "elllocatcd ground with room for school sports. A report sumbi,ted by School Trus. l tees N. C. Bledsoe, John Ross and C.. ! A. McDonald tells as follows Of the bond issue and the school situation.
 A study of the School District will show that children living at Baker vile and Mason Addition are compel. ed to attend school either at Lowell or Warren-As the Love. sC-loo, mas already reached its limJ ana as the school trustees have been compelled to rent a room at Warren for school ] purposes, they have decided to build a school near the end of the street car bridge, Co accOmodato the children 'of Warren. Bakeryiue and Mason addi-
 tion.
 1t is designed to plan the school In
 such a way that additions may be
 made to it to accomodate a growing community The Warren Company
 has generously donated a block, con
 sisting Of six lots-The block is about 425 lt by 300 ft and level It can
 easily be improved and Jnen made
 into excellent play ground At the
 opening of school in September an other room must be rented, to accom- modate the Warren school.
 Last summer vacation, the schoo trustees built additions Co the Lincoln Lowell and Powell school, and ,h'
 cost of the improvements was paiC out Of the general school fund
 The outward appearance of the Lin
 coin and Lowell schools is not th'
 best. hence 1t is desirable to yenee Che schools with brick, which win bet ter protect them from fire and i'm prove their appearance.
 At the present time we are rentin tl a dwelling house for the B. T. Wash ! ington school In our judgment ] Z will be necessary to build schoo E for the use of tho colored pupils A ! the building is inadequate for the us
 of the pupils.
 t The toilets in Central school requir E renoyaung to put them m sanitar | condition New toilets sAouldt als < be constructed at the Fremont Do l Luis, and Powell schools
 In order to construct the school 2 !. Warren and make the necessary in proyements on the other schools | win be necessary to vote bond issl
 estimated at fao,000
 This matter is presented Go the qua lliaed electors of the district in ord' < that thcy may understand the nece sity of such an issue. y 70 our du
 to take core of Che school taciliti'
 of a growing district Your scho \ trustees have carefully ruus;dered q
 situation and they believe that tn bond issue is necessary. The electi' has been called for June 70, 1915. al the voters of the School District a earnestly requested to cast their D' ! lots at that time.