St. Paul daily globe., 1886-03-15

The bids having been read. were, to-
gether with the bonds accompanying the
same, on motion of Inspector Schiffmann,
referred to the Committee on Real Estate,
associated with the Attorney and Architect,
for immediate examination, tabulatiOn and
report, pending which recess was taken.
Regular session having hrst been re-
sumed. the Committee reported as follows;
First-TLat Trick & Co. are found to be
the lowest responsible bidders for the erec-
ton of the addition to the Rice" and
jackson" buildings in the respective SUMS
of IS, 500 and Sl1, 900.
Second-That Il. Reardon Is found to be
the lowest responsible bidder for the erec-
ton of the addition to the webster"
building in the sum of S10.S00.
Third-George II. Fletcher is found to be
the lowest responsible bidder for the erec-
ton of the proposed new building in Brown
& JacksOn's Addition on any or either or
the three separate proposals submitted for
this building.
The Committee recommends that the con-
tracts be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidders as named, and that in the case of
the new building the contract be awarded
on the bid of George II. Fletcher. couched
in his following language: ''* Second
The whole building built, but (5) five rooms
and halls finished, leaving (4) four rooms
unfinished, for the sum of nineteen thousand
one hundred and seventeen dollars (S19, 117).
~ Provided, however, that the Com
mittee on Real Estate and Architect be
empowered to modify the plans and spcifi-
cations of the new building, with a
view of introducing the Ruttan sys-
tenn of heating, ventilation and dry
closets, instead of the means provided,
this to be done before the contract is drawn.
All bonds accompanying the above named
| lowest bids were reported to be in proper
legal form and satisfactory.
The report having been received and de-
bated the following resolution was offered:
BY Inspector Berlandi-
Resolved, That the Ruttan system of
heating. ventilation and dry closets be in
trOduced in the new building to be erected
in Brown IL Jackson's addition.
Unanimously adopted.
By Inspector Berlandi-
Resolved, That the report Of the Com
mlttee on TabulatiOn be accepted and
adopted. that the contracts be and they are
hereby awarded in accordance with such re-
ports. and that the proper officers are hereby
authorized and directed to draw and prop
erly execute lin duplicate) the contracts
with Trick & Co., Il. ReardOn and George
II. IlClcHSis Oh lhO Oluo oPOSAhSu III ooAu AO-
port.
Adopted by
Yeas-Inspectors Norman, Minor, Sim
mon. Giesen, Ellis, Athey. Schiffm ann,
Curtis, Haas, Dobner and Mr.. President.
Ill.
Nays, 0.
On motion of Inspector Dobner the Com
mittee on Real Estate was authorized to
have necessary Improvements made at the
Longfellow School grounds and building at
a cost limited by Rule 81.
Inspector Schiffmann called for the read
ing of the proposition of the Ruttan Manu-
featuring company, submitted and filed at
the last regular meeting, for the intrOduc-
ton of its various systems in the Van Bu-
ren School.
Said proposition having been read. Rule
34 was, oil motion of Inspector Schiffmann,
suspended (by vote the same as last above
given, yeas III and on motion of the same
Inspector it was
Resolved. That the proposition of the
Ruttan Manufacturing Company. to intro
duce its systems of heating, ventilating and
dry closets i'm the Van Buren, building be
and the same is herewith accepted, and the
proper officers are hereby authorized to en-
ter into contract with said company in ac-
cordance with the terms of said PROPOSE
ton.
Adopted. by
Yeas-Inspectors Norman, Minor. Sim
mon, Giesen, Ellis. Athey, Schiffmann,
Haas, Dobner and Mr.. Presidential.
Nays, o.
Adjourned.
OTTo DREHER, Secretary.