Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
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pc stall card will meet prompt attention.
S. M. EATON & Co,
Board of EduCatIOu.

Regular meeting Of the Board of Education
June d 1884 Present CONS, Wiiggenhorn, Benk
enuorf, McCabe, WILDER. Volkman and the
superintendent. The clerk stated upon imforma
ton that the commissioner from the 18th ward
Mr.. Thos. Sullivan had removed from the city
he has notified the board OF street Commi sioners
who had appointed Frank Sloan to fill the va
cancy Mr.. Frank Sloan, having qualified &C
cording to law and being present took his seat
President Wiggenhorn in the chair. The read
ing of the minutes were dispensed with, q mem.
Orial of the teachers in regard to procuring life
membership of the National Teachers Associa-
ton was presented by committee and on mo
ton referred TO the Text Book COMMITTEE Sew
eral accounts were presented and referred to
to the finance committee. The finance commit
tie presented the following report, which was on
motion adopted and til. amount therein contain
ed allowed, all voting in the affirmative.
To THE HON. BOARD OF EDUCATION, GENTLE
MEN:
Your france committee beg leave to report
that we have carefully examined the following
accounts and recommended their allowance as
follows:
y. Nettleton, repairing sidewak..,...-~..s so
VIM. Ames, pumps"................ / 90
VIM. Krebs, supplies 49,. ....... 90
IN. Schoppe .............'.................. 10 20
stationery. .......................... 3 60
H G. Koch & Co, bal. architects services. $50 90
G. Schmutzer, extras on bnildng....... 1O4 Sc
VIM, ii. Rohr, cash for exchange &c........ 2 10
Respectfully submitted
WIN. VoLKMAN, Finance
Watertown June q, 1884.
sented the following report, which was except
ed:
To The Hon. BOARD OF EDUc1r1oN
GENTLEMEN: Your committee on buildings and
grounds wonld respectfully report that the High
School building has been completed by the con
tractor Chr. Schmutzlcr according to the plans
and specifications adopted for that purpose and
recommend that the building be accepted and
the balance due said Schmutzler be paid to him
according to contract, said balance being eight
thousand five hundred dollars in school orders
q no
collected
Respectfully submitted
T H; WIH 1, Com. on build
Watertown, June 18th, 1854.
The superintendent made his report showing
the result of the annual teachers examination,
which was on motion adopted anu placed in
file.
He further reported that Lizzie Conrad had
been suspended from Union School No. 8 on
account of refusal to pay for damage to property
and Carl Serch from Union school No. 2 on &C.
count of vulgar habits
The Board took no action in either case, leav-
ing the adjustment of the matter to the Superin-
tendent according to the rules. The Committee
on Examinations reported, recommending the
granting of the following certificates:
ebert, Ida Miller
I'd Grade.-Lizzie j. Davis. Pauline j. Voss,
Minnie Voss. Adelaide Mcmahon, Ella Peters.
Bertha Marguerdt.
Sd Grade.-Anna B. Norris, Ottila stallmann,
Anna M. Holland. Mary Lembcke, Mary F. Nc
Cabe. Hannah Bernhard. Ida Kopp, Myrtle
Rundlett Maggie Mcmahon, Mary Dwyer, May
Mcmahon, Emma Baxter, Lydia Cordes, Katie
Norton, Ella Ruebhausen, Ella Wilder Celia
Boughton.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion the clerk was instructed to cause
the High School Blu Hiding to be insured for the
aggregate sum ofSl2 900 t0.in several of the best
companies.
The president appointed Com. Sloan to the
places in the Standing Committees vacated by
Com. Sullivan.
On motion the Board adjourned to o'clock
| p. m. tomorrow for the purpose of accepting
the High School Building.
On motion Board adjourned,
WIN. II. RoHR. Clerk.
JUNE 9TH, O'CLOCK P. M
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
President WiggenhOrn in the chair.
All members present except Com. Benkendorf,
Stone and WILDER.
The report of the Committee on Building and
Grounds, to accept the High School Building
and allow the Contractors the balance due him
on the same to the amount Of Eight Thousand
Five Hundred (s8500.O0) Dollars. as per contract,
was taken up and ON motion the same was
adopted all voting in the Affirmative.
The Clerk reported that the following Insur-
ance had been efecte on the building:
$1,000 90 each in the following companies:
Royal, of Liverpool, Pennsylvania, Franklin,
London, Liverpool London d Globe AMI Phoe-
nix together.