Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21
BOiRD or IDTVa nov.
M'dsnmmrr Stew-NiSed schools and
New Buildings is,iIs Allowed Contract
Tor Heating -spuabbie on tho Coal Dues.

a M'dsnmmrr Stew-M,sed schoois and
New buildings mis- Allowed Contract
for Heating -squabbie on the Coal Ouss.
ion.
Board met in regular session with the mer-
curry marking - degrees, Monday evening
Jnly 20, President Burns ia the chair
Absent, Cozier, Derrickson, Doyle, Marsh,
Marundell, Miller and Warren.
The minutes were read and signed
BY the Cerk--Financial report for month
o. June, as follows;
Ia ance May a.. ..... ,...............,s 2sl7 "a
Received from County Treasurer. 5000. . 10000 90
Received from rehts.....,............,.... II 33
Total S3l e.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Superintendent and teachers ...........s jst7 SO
Contingent CO.. %
Buildings and Gi ~
Total .. 5,sis u
Balance June 80, 1883 BIG 40
Referred to Auditing Committee.
By Mr.. HotChkiss, bond OF John W. Par
sons, treasurer-eleCt, in the sum OF $50, 900,
with approved security. Approved.
Mr.. Hotchkiss also reported verbally that
$4,000 insurance had been placed on the
Northern schoo. building.
By Mr.. Shewnl,er, from Committee on
Claims following bills which were allowed:
d. Gushing, salary clerk 50
Stationery and postage ....................... 70
o. NJ Sellefs ,.......... IS on
III. showers Insurance. J5
VI. X. Lindsey, insurance e.................. As 90
W. b Carpenter, barrel OF ink............ % 90
By Mr.. Kelly, the following report;
To THE Hon. BOARD OF EDUCArroN:-Th
committee on fuel, heating and ventilation,
In accordance with resolution of the Board,
duly advertised for aud received bids for the
heating Of the Northern building by steam.
hot or warm air or any other system that
may be offered, and have received bids from
the following persona: Kelley Il Co., of o.
lunbus, steam, 81, 4i0; Gibbons Il McCor-
mick, Day ION, steam, S2,373; Lott Furnace
Co.. hot air, : 400; l.. Patrc Il Co., 81 100.
Having duly examined all the bids and COM
pared them with specifications, we woult
recommend the awarding of the contract to
Mtssrs. Gibbons Il Mccormick, OF Dayton o.,
at the amount stated, twenty-three hundred
and sew nty-three dollars
Respectfully submitted
]. II. KELLEY,
X. q. BELL,
Committee
On motion the report was accepted, and
Mr.. Gibbons, being present, made II statement
that the apparatus would he in before school
began in September aud would be warranted
to hea, all the rooms in the building at 20
degrees Fahrenheit before payment was
asked
On Mr.. Eisenmenger's motion parties own
m lp i, b,t
instructed to remove it inStcn days, but were
given leave to store castings in the basement.
Mr.. Esenmeuger moved to instruct the
committee on fuel to stop hauling coal until
the quality of the coal furnished is nvestga-
ted.
By Mr.. Lorepz-That Mr. Joseph Baken-
ship be elected janitor OF North street hous.,
at $40 per month tor ten months. Ga motion
OF Mr.. HOtChkss referred to the committee
on teachers and janitors
Mr.. Lorenz wanted to instruct the teachers
committee to present. at next meeting the
name of n teacher for North street colored
school. No second to his motion.
solicitor Summers presented deed from
Robt. Thomson for Gray school house prop
erty and OF A. Rice, Tor lot on Rice street,
and James Sturgeon for lot on Pearl street.
Also mortgages 10 parties named to secure
deferred payments on property decided. The
deeds were accepted and President and
Cl'rk instr cted to execute mortgages and
notes.
Mr.. Lorenz moved vote OF thanks to the
Solicitor for his work A motion was made
to amend by voting Mr. Summers So as extra
compensation which that gentleman declined,
saying he was willing to do all that could be
expected OF him in the way OF business OF
the Board, but drew the line on private bus-
ness. The vote OF thanks was unanimously
rendered.
Board adjourned.