St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-22
Secretary submitted the following COM


municatiOn:
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July Is, 1885.
Otto Dreher, Esq, Secretary Board of Ed
ucation:
DEAR SIR: hereby return the bonds of
the several bidders for furnishing heating
apparatus for the several schools, which
you were pleased to send me for examine
ton. | find that the bonds of Prendergast
Bros, the Exhaust Ventilator Company,
Stewart, Ferris tG Co., WOlterstorff Il Mo-
ritz, Charles II. Parmelee, George Adams,
Flagg Furnace Company and HuXtOn Steam
Heating Company are all in due form and
properly executed.
The bond of Utley Hare is defective for
the reason that it runs to the City of ST.
Paul instead of the Board of Education;
the bond of William Rogers and Thomas
Davis is defective, for the reason it is not
executed by the principals; the bond of
Louis Pfau d Son is defective. for the rea-
son that the Sureties are not resident free
holders of the State of Minnesota, but re-
side IN Quincy. H.: the bond of George II.
Brown is defective. Tor the reason that the
SuretieS did not justify. and the bond OF e.
+. Osborne is defective, for the reason that
it was executed with reference to the bids
authorized by the Board of Education of
June 20 and not of July 8, 1885. Very
respectfully, W. P. MURRAY,
| Corporation Attorney
! The report and accompanying cOmmuni-
| cation having been read, the following ac-
| ton thereon was had:
All Of the report and legal finding was
received and together with tabulated state
ment ordered filed.
Inspector Minor moved that the report of
the Committee be adopted.
| Inspector Norman moved to amend by
1 no low 70
to be held on July 81.
The amendment was lost by
Teas-InspectOrs Norman, Williams. FL
lis and Athey-4.
Nays-InspectOrs Minor, Wampler, Sim
mon, GieSen, Gilbert Curtis and Acting
President Schiffmam-7.
The report by consent of Inspector Minor
was then acted upon as follows:
So much thereof as recommends the gem
eral use of coal furnaces was adopted by
unanimous vote. Yeas. II.
So much of the report as recommends the
purchase and use of twelve (12) ''F. d w.
Cos No. 500" coal furnaces of WolterstOrff
IL Moritz, and two (2) palace King fur
naces of George Adams, was adopted by
1eas-lnspectOrs Norman, Minor,
Wampler, Simmon, GieSen, Williams
Ellis, Gilbert, Athey, Curtis and Acting
President Schiffmann-11.
All the balance of the report was an
proved and time granted to complete re-
port on steam heating and rOOm-heaters
for River School to a special meeting TO be
held Monday, the 9th inst.
The Secretary presented to the presiding
officer nine 90 sealed bids to furnish fuel,
received by him in response to the official
advertisement, duly ordered
On motion of Inspector Athey, the bids
| were not opened, but returned to the
custody of the Secretary until next meeting
by the following vote:
! YeaS-InSpectOrs Norman, Minor. Wamp-
Ter. Giesen, Williams, Ellis, Athey, Curtis
and Acting President Schitfmann-9.
NayS-inSpectOrS SimmOn and Gilbert
| The Committee on Real Estate was in
structed to at once carry into effect the
former resolution ordering stone slate black
boards for the Jackson School
| The same committee was, On motion of
| Inspector Gilbert. authorized with power
to act) to carry into immediate effect all
of the recommendations of their report as
adopted by the Board and numbered from
l to %, inclusive, subject only to the rules
made and provided; this by
| NeaS-InSpectOrS Norman. Minor. Wamp-
Ter, SinmOn, Giesen, Williams, Ellis. Gil
bert. Athey, Curtis and Acting President
| Schiffmann-11.
| The Committee ON Real Estate recon-.
mending the adoption and introduction ir
| the High School OF the system of mechan.
ical ventilation of the Exhaust Ventilation
! Company of Chicago, the recommendation
was adopted and the matter placed in charg,
of said Committee by
NeaS-InSpectOrs Norman, Minor, VAN.
pier, Simmon, Giesen, Williams, Ellis Gil.
bert, Athey, Curtis and Acting president
Schiffmann-11.
| The Roor6 I'm motion, of ,,cDoc+O. A
went into executive session, after which, in
open session, the following further business
| was transacted
The purchase of tablet of stone stating
| Axe feet in size for Use in the room of the
Board was authorized and the kindly offer
of Inspector Minor to fix and frame the
same free OF charge, accepted by
| IeaS-InspectOrs Norman, Minor Wam-
| pier, SimmOn, Giesen, Williams. Gilbert,
Athey. Curtis and Acting President Schiff-
| mann-10.
| By Inspector Williams
| Resolved, That the Corporation Attorney
be and he is hereby authorized and requested
| to draw up, i'll duplicate, two contracts for
| furnishing and setting up for use the coal
| furnaces as respectively recommended by
| the Committee. and hereby awarded by the
| Board of Education to WOterstorff d Nor
itz and George Adams; that the phraSeolOgy
OF Salu contracts snail be III accordance
with the usage of the Board as to all condi-
tiOnS, terms, manner of payment, fulfill
ment of guarantee, ETC., and that the proper
officers of the Board are hereby authorized
| and directed to execute such contracts in
due form on behalf and for the Board of
Education of the City of st. Paul.
Unanimously adopted.
Inspector Curtis urging the necessity of
Immediately grading and providing for
proper drainage of the Sibley School
grounds, it was
Resolved, That the new janitor, Mr..
Johnson Chamberlin. be placed on duty,
commencing July 81, that ne perform all of
the abOve-named work and such other labor
as may be required and directed to be done
by Inspector Curtis, and that his name be
placed upon the pay roll from the time
herein specified and in the sum heretofore
fixed by schedule
Adopted by
Yeas-Inspectors Herman, Minor, Wam-
pier, Simmon, Giesen, Williams, Gilbert,
Athey, Curtis and Acting President Schiff-
mann-10.
Adjourned.
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