St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-23

Proposals for furnishing and putting
in operation electric bells for
Adams, jefferson, Neill, Rice,
Sibley and Humboldt schools, in accordance
with the official advertisement were then
opened and read by the President, the respec-
tive bidders being H. Warfeld, St. Paul
District Telegraph CO., c. c. Miles, Erie
Tel. 81 Tel. Co. and the St Paul Electric
Works.-An irregular bid of Prof. Weitbrecht
was not received.
On motion of Inspector Athey, all the bids
made by the above parties were referred to
the Committee on Real Estate for tabulation
and report at the next merting.
A bid by Messrs. Wiley IL Carlson in the
sum Of $3.50 for the old Rice school building
was, ON motion of Inspector Officer, referred
to the Committee on Real Estate, together
with the whole matter of disposing of the
old Neill and Rice school buildings, with
power to act as the committee may deem
best in the interest of the Board, thus re-
affirming q former resolution to the same
purpose.
Notices of assessments for local improve
ments, Seventh Street improvement, open
ing, widening and extending Eaton street
and grading Rice street,) from the City
Treasurer, were read and referred to Com
mittee on Real Estate for report at next reg
ular meeting.
The President announced the appoint
ment of Inspector Murphy as chairman of
the Committee on Finance and member of
Committee on Schools, and of Inspector
| Willis as member of the committees on
Schools, Finance and German.
The committee on Real Estate made
lengthy report covering sun
dry repairs and improve
ments necessary in and about the several
school buildings in charge of the Board
They also recommend the payment of the
| following assessments for local improvements
viz:
For opening Eaton street, assessment
against lots 3, 8, :, and 10, block 16, West st
Paul proper, the sum of $500.
And for grading Rice street, from Biancs
street to north line of city limits, against lot:
10 to 81, block 4, Gray's addition, the sun
of 500.
The report was received, adopted referred
back to the Committee to carry out their rec
concentrations, and the payment of assess
ments ordered by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Minor, Wamp
Ter, Willis, Giesen, Officer. Athey, Gilbert
Berlandi, Dreher, and Mr.. Presidential.
BY Inspector Officer
Rsso'ued, That the Committee on Real Es
tate proceed and make contracts for the re
pairs of the public schools, advertising 70
such special parts thereof as may be practic-
able, and where any special work may ex
coed in cost the sum of 5000, according t.
existing rules.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Minor, Wamp-
Ter, Willis, Giesen, Officer, Athey, Gilbert
.Berlandi, Dreher and Mr.. Presidential
The Committee on Fuel and Janitor
through their chairman, Inspector Athey
submitted the following report:
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 10, 1854.
To the Honorable the President and Board o
| Education, st. Paul.
! GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Fue
! and Janitors beg leave to submit the follow
| ing appointments of Janitors and schedule o
salaries, for the ensuing year and respect
| fully ask your confirmation of the same, to
/ wit: