St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09

issue certificates or Indebtedness Tor the
same, bearing date January 90, 1856,
and mature June 90, 1856, as pro-
vided By law.
Yeas-InspectOrs Minor, Wampler, Sim
mon. Williams. Ellis. Gilbert. Athey.
Sehiffmann. Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and
Mr.. PreSident-12; nays, o.
By Inspector Norman
Resolved. That the Committee on Real
Estate. with the Architect, examine the
Franklin School and report to the Board
what alterations and repairs ought to be
made and their probable cost; also, the
cost of heating said building by steam or by
the Ruttan system.
Adopted.
BY Inspector Simmon-
Resolved. That the Superintendent be
and hereby is directed to instruct the prin-
cipals of the various school buildings 10
prepare catalogues of tine Libraries in their
respective schools and deposit the same
with the Secretary on or before Feb. l.
Resolved further. That the Secretary be
and hereby is directed TO have printed suit
able labels for the books in the school Libraries
and furnish the same TO the Principals who
shall cause the same 10 be placed in the
books.
Resolved further, That all books found
in the various school Libraries after Feb. l,
labeled. shall be considered the property of
those libraries, and all persons claiming
books now in the Libraries shall forthwith
receive them, after presenting proper evil
dence of ownership.
Adopted
By Inspector Athey-
Resolved, That the Committee on Real
Estate be and is hereby authorized 10 adj
for ff1a of ~
addition TO the Jackson School, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications pre-
pared by a. +. Gauger, architect.
Laid over.
By Inspector Minor
Resolved, That the Committee on Real
Estate direct the architect to draw plans and
Specifications for a four-room addition TO
the Rice School.
Adopted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The question being on awarding the con-
tract for hOt-air furnaces for the addition 10
the Madison School on the bids presented,
Inspector Williams moved that the "CalOr-
tic" woodworking furnace be adopted for
use at that school, and that the bid of
PrendergaSt Bros, in the sum of S674, be
accepted and the contract 10 them awarded.
Inspector Minor moved as an amendment
that the Fuller q Warren furnace be adopted
for use, and that the bid of WalterstOrff *
MOritz be accepted.
The question being called on the amend
ment the same was lost by
Yeas-lnspeetOrs Minor, Schiffmann and
Curtis-3.
Nays-Inspectors Wampler. Simmon,
Williams, Ellis. Gilbert, Athey, Berlandi.
Haas and Mr.. PTesident-9.
The question recurring on the motion of
Inspector Williams, the same was also
lost by
Neutrality-suspicious. Wampler, SimmOn,
Williams, Ellis, Gilbert. Athey, Berlandi,
Haas and Mr.. President-9.
Nays-lnSpectOrS Minor, Schiffmann and
Curtis-3.
Inspector SimmOn having made motion
that the palace King furnace be adopted
and the contract awarded to George Adams
as the lowest responsible bidder, withdrew
the same after debate and by request,
whereupOn the vote by which Inspector
Williams motion was lost was reconsld-
cred.
On renewal of the motion. the bid of
PrendergaSt Bros. to furnish two (2) BOyn-
tons "CalOritc" wood burning furnaces
complete. in the sum of SG74, was ae-
cepted, the contract to them awarded
and the proper officers instructed to have
contract and bond properly drawn and exc
cuted, by
Neas-InspectOrs Minor. Wampler, Sim
mon, Williams, Ellis. Gilbert Athey, Ber-
landi, Haas and Mr.. Presidential.
Nays-InSpectOrs Schiffmann and Curtis
..
y motion by Inspector Gilbert to recon-
slider the vote by which Nh. A. +. Gauger
was elected Architect of the Board at the
last regular meeting was lost.
The Secretary was authorized to return
to that firm plan for a school building sub
mitted BY MeSsrs. IIOdgsOn, Wallmgford *
Stein.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS
The claim of George Adams for $500. Is.
being the contract price for two (2) Pal
ace King" furnaces for the Douglas school.
was ordered paid in twO-thTds of said
amount, i. e., S333 AZ. the balance to be re-
tanned until further report by Committee on
Purchases and Supplies by
Yeas: Inspectors Minor, Wampler. Will
Jams, Ellis, Gilbert Athey. Schifmam.
Curtis, Berlandi. Haas and Mr.. President
IL; nays, 0.
The following bills i'm regular form and
duly approved were then presented and
read, viz:
No. Name Amount
80 Adams, George. .............. 1888 ~
S3l Averill, Carpenter & Co.... so
d. Borgeson. neutrality-suspicious.. 197 %