Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-20
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of The B0ara Of Education


ST.. PAUL, Dsc. 10, 1888.
An adjourned meetipg CT Inc Board was
held on ehe shove date, President Opeen-
helm IN the chair.
Present, Inspectors Murp5y. Wilgus,
Kerker, Officer Horn, A.iey, Cabot,
Schitfmann, Berlanoi. DonLell,. Mr Pres
dent.
Absent, Inspector Hamilton.
A communication from Il. Y. gal vas
referIed 20 the Committee GU Purchases
and Supplies.
The amendment 10 the rGies offered az /.
previous nesting by Inspector Officer on
the letting of contracts was read and
adopted by the following vote:
1eas-Iuspectors Murphy, Wllgus, Ker-
ker, Officers Horn, Athey, Gilbert, Schiff-
mann, Berlandi, Donneny, Ar. President.
The matter of L Superintendent of
Buildings and Repairs was discussed and
referred back 70 the Committee to report
at another meeting.
The matter OF stairs TO the kelfry in the
High school was referred to special Com
mittee as follows: Officers Schiffmann and
Kerzer.
Matter Of furnishing bell and light-
ming rods for the High school was REFER,
to me Committee on High School.
Tie mat er Ct fixing the stage in the
High s1noal to salt teachers and pupils
was allowed and referred TO architect Nil
lard and Superintendent Wright. The
committee GA real estate submitted the
following report:
ST. PAUL, Dec. 10, 1888.
Your comm e TO whom was referred
the plans for new building together
with special CO., mittee, ould rspert as
follows: That lhey have selected the
plans of Mess1s. CANCER & Willard fer two
each OF the new buildings 10 be built; also
thu plans presented Dy Mr.. Berlandi for
tbs additions to the Humboldt and River
schools, and that they have arranged with
the architects thaJ copy of each plan and
specifications is to be Furnished size Secre-
tary OF the Board aud become tho proper
ty of the Board. A. B. WILGUs,
Chairman. of committee On real estate
and joint special committee.
Rate agreed upon with the architects was
to be q per cent. for complete drawings
and 5000 for the additional plans and
Specifications furnished the Secretary.
The report was adopted by the follow
ing vote: Yeas-Inep5 Wilgus, Kerker,
Officer, Horn. Athsy, Gilbert, Schlfmann,
Berlsndi Donneliy. Nays-Inspectors
The matter OF . new school building on
the site of the Neil school, was referred 10
the inspector OF the ward
The purchase of the lots in Siegle's ad-
dition was discussed but no action takec.
The matter of sidewalk at the Garfield
school, was referred to the Committee on
Real Estate with power to act.
The Committee on Finance reported On
the bill of Kenny aud Hudne-, amounting
to $500 that they would offer Messrs.
Kenny aud Aardner 1914 II full pay
mene of their bill.
RESOLUTION.
By Inspector DonneIiy-
ReSoIUed, BY the Board Of Education of
The city of ST. Paul, that the Finance
committee Is hereby authorized to nego-
tiate loan for fifteen thousand dollars,
(S15,006), bearing interest not to exceed
eight per cant. per annum, Tor the Salary
Fund, and the proper officers are hereby
Authorized aud ias:cncted to ISSUE the
necessary cert! Eeates OF Indebtedness Is
provided BY Law. Adopted by the follow
ing vote: Yo2e, Inspectors Murphy, vii
gus, Ktcisr, Officer Horn Athey, Gilbert,
SchiHmann, B7rl2ndi, Donnelly Mr. Pres
ideDt
Bills were read as follows:
john DowIan, S2,O43 40; @. G Smith,
$500; Chs= Marheis, 1922 Gostfried
Sherain, S2475; Breen u Young, $4,000;
L Fox & Co., $224.57; Nathan Ford,
100000; Kari Simmon, S3770; Pioneer
Press, $3.5 J; I. A. Krch, S1.65; Auerb ach,
Fidch & Co., 1886 10; Chas. t. MCCARTHY,
$1,000 Daily Globe, $57.S1; G. E. Plummer,
$11O 81; Cowperthwait d Co. Sc so; j. Il.
Demerast, So Is; Hughson and Hemmen-
way, $362.50; j. B. Stanley, $1,000; De-
Coster & Clark, $500; James NJ. Cooley,
$685.; Kayl Simmon, $25065; Water
commissioners, $500; Aft. Larsen, 1926;
Cardozo Bros, $52 80; Kenney & Huebner,
$17716; Beaupre, Keogh & Co., $32 90;
f. Knauft, $3.50; Dyer & Howard, $3.50;
st. Paul Foundry and Manufacturing Co.,
$2725; Union School Furniture Co., $780,
90; t. NJ. Metcalf, Sc Is; st. Paul Book
and Stationary Co, $17.05; Bennett Il
Kingsbury, S5172; George G. Pound,
$74.00; Averill, Russell & Carpenter, $l53,-
50; Siebold, Haas & Co, $34.00.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Inspaotors Murphy, Wilgus, Kei-
ker, Officer, Horn, Athey, Gilbert, Hamil-
ton, SchiTmann, Berlandi, Donnelly, Mr..
President
Adjourned.
j. q. DoNNELLY, Secretary.