St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-27
SCHOOL.

The committee recommend the awards to
be made in accordance with their above tabu-
lated report, the Board to first determine the
kind of brick to be used in the Grand Avenue
and Arlington Hills schools. They also
report Messrs. Hudner IL Rgelsberger
70 be the lowest bidders for the plumbing,
gas-fltting and sewerage in the Washington
school in the sum of 1859 so, but, not being
| satisfied with the plans prepared as to this
| item, they recommend that all bids for work
of this nature be rejected and that improved
service be substituted and new bids
called for after new specifications are made.
The report was received and the Board on
motion proceeded to the consideration OF
each item Of the same separately as follows:
/ 1. The bond of T. Reardon accompanying
| his bid for erecting the Washington school,
! having been declared insufficient and irreg-
ular by the Attorney of the Board, the bid OF
said Reardon for said school was rejected,
and the contract for the construction of the
new Washington school awarded to j. A.
| Donohue for the sum of $23,9I5 by vote as
recorded below:
| 2. The question being on awarding the
contract for building addition to Sibley
school to B. j. Grimshaw the motion was lost
and the Board went into executive session
|
naming bids, with the following result viz:
The contract for building the addition to
the Sibley school was awarded TO Wicken
u Roemer for the sum of $1,000, by vote as
recorded below.
! 3. The contract for erecting the new
| Grand Avenue school was awarded TO the
Taylor IL Craig Co., for the sum OF 1867,
| by vote as recorded below.
| 4 no ~
! Arlington Hills school was awarded to J. A.
| Donohue, for the sum of Sl5,475, as per
! vote recorded below.
/ ). The contract for building addition to
| the River school was awarded TO Heinsch d
Torch for the sum of 81, S2G, by vote as re-
! corded below.
6. The bid OF T. Reardon for the erection
of the Ohio Street school was rejected for the
reason that his bond was irregular and in
sufficient, and the contract for doing this
work awarded to Trick 81 Co. for the sum OF
/ $l3,GS0, by vote as recorded below.
| :. The contract for building addition to
( Monroe school was awarded to W. j. GrOne-
void for the sum of 50, 103, as per vote re-
corded below.
1 s. The contract for erecting the new
/ school on Western avenue and Front street
was awarded to Trick & Co. for the sum OF
! Sl2 600, by vote as recorded below.
| 9. The contract for furnishing slate black
/ boards for all OF the foregoing enumerated
/ buildings was awarded 10 the Pennsylvania
\ Slate Company at thirty-seven go cents per
| square foot as measured when completed, by
/ vote as recorded below.
/ All Of the above contracts we're each sep
/ arately awarded by the following vote (as re-
ferred TO above):
/ Yeas-InsDectors Minor, Giesen, Gilbert,
I Athey, Hamilton, Berlaudi, Dreher and Mr.
/ Presidents.
/ NAYS %.
/ All the bids for plumbing, gas-ftting and
/ sewerage in the Washington school were, as
| recommended, rejected, and the Committee
on Real Estate in structed to have new speei-
/ fcatious prepared.
/ The Committee on Purchases and Sup
I plies was, on motion, granted further time
I for tabulating and reporting bids for doing
I the job printing of the Board.
/ The Board having resumed business in
/ open session, the Attorney Of the Board was
/ instructed aud requested 10 draw up aud
I have properly executed all the contracts
[ awarded in accordance with the above-re-
+ cited action and with the rules Of the Board.
\ By Inspector Gilbert
I TO advertise for proposals TO do the printing
I aud publishing Of the proceedings Of the
/ Board for the year ending Dec. 81, 1855.
/ Adopted by yeas-Inspectors Minor, Giesen,
\ Gilbert, Athey, Hamilton, Berlandi, Dreher
and Mr. President, ;; nays, U.
/ On motion OF Inspector Hamilton Il was
I resolved that the new school TO be erected on
Arlington hills Is TO be named and called the
/ Cleveland SCHOOL,
The new OHIO street school was. on motion
( Of Inspector Beriandi. resolved 10 be named
aud known as the Douglas school,
The naming Of the new schools on Grand
avenue and Webster avenue was postponed
Z 10 future meeting
On motion Of Inspector Dreber, bylaw -,
referring to part Of the duties Of the Com
mittee on Finance. vas for this session sas-
pended. and two claims against the Board Of
George c. Pound for the respective sums Of
sl37 aud sos. 80 were presented and a.
loved By the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Minor. Giesen. Gilbert,
A;hey. Hamilton, BeriAudi, Drsher and Mr
Presidents
Nays-O.
Adjourned.
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