Daily Republican., 1888-07-10

| MT Pyle moved that the Finance
uommittee examine the accounts of th.
treasurer for the past year, and publ st
their report ~ required by law, The
motion was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Pyle the proper
oftoers were authorized 10 draw upon
tbs Otty Treasurer for tho regular
monthly appropriation.
The Committee on Fuel reported that
they had received three bids for coal
and wood, the bids being those oi
Oharles Warner Co., Mills q Coon bs
Lumber and Coal Company aud James
Mills. They had after examining the
proposals awarded the contract for coal
TO the Charles Warner 90. They asked
to be continued on the question Of wood.
rneir request was granted.
The Committee on New School stated
that the hrst story Of the building was
up, aud asked that an order for 30, 900
DO drawn In favor Of j. q. d. Seeds &
Bon. Adopted.
The Committee on RsDairl, to whom
vas referred the matter OF cesspool OF
No. 10 school, reported that they had
looked into the matter and found the
cesSpool could not be removed, rs there
was no room nor any way by which 1t
could be drained. They would recon
mend that the COMMITTEES of the school
procure some kind OF q disinfeotart t.
They would also suggest thAt the
hydrant in front Of the scho II be taken
up and one placed on each side of the
school.
On the question Of kalsomiulnR tie
school the committee reoomm ended that
the WAlls be papered, rs they wers OF
the opinion that 1t would ba cheaper,
The first part Of the report was adopted
but that portion in references TO paper.
ing was, on motion Of DR.. shertlIdge,
referred back to the oommittse,in order
TO ascertain the cost of kAlsomioina,
WhiteWAshinR, painting and pADeIinR.
The committee on repairs were Au
thoElGed to ascertain what repAira were
needed at schools Nos. l2 and IS.
The committee OF No 16 were granted
$40 20 make repairs.
The committee on accounts reported
adversely on allowing T. j.. Graham,
ex-prinoipal Of the High School, full
salary. The report was adopted by
standing vote of 8 tot,
On motion Of DR.. 6hortlidge, TIE sec.
Rotary vas instructed TO ask the CLERK |
OF Council to furnish each member of |
the board with copy Of the oity ordi |
nanoes.
1he superintendent reported the
black boards of schools Nos. ], 2, 8, 4,B,
8, 10, 12, "a, 10 and 90 In good order
and WAS authorized TO have the others
repaired
The payroll Of Officers and janitorp,
to 1888 81, and the following
bills wers passed: W. Il. Lones, $40;
y H, Anderson, So "a; O. Il. Rudolph,
bs9b; Peter McCloskey 8 Bon, 81, 80;
James Bradford Company, SIG So; jas.
Mills, $3.50; A. b. White, S5 so; M,
negHry & Son, So; Capslle Hard ware
Company, 81 IS; Thomas ]. Webb, 50;
Every Evening Publishing Company,
1915; 8. II. Baynard, Sl.75; Whining
ION GOAL Gas Co., q 90; Rspu blIcSn
Printing Company, S2220; Mercantile
Printing Company, % %; james Ruott, |
y tOi g. L. StrAdley, So 30; Charles /
Warner, 6l6; q. James Belt, 81. .Os; james
Davis, S6,61; James o. Adams, Sol. 20;
ayers Brothers, 50 81; George Forthen.
'aksr, 1913; W. II. Robinson, 90 oents;
AyArs s. Son, 81 75; William q. Guthrie, '
z 05; Viuosnt WoodcoK, 81 %; Lender '
nan & Bro., 81 SO; George Il. Murphy, /
10; ID. w. Harlan, SIG 80; LENA Dlllln, a
O.3s; Kate Oorbit, 81 20; o. 4 Thomas I
Co., $40 3ii j. II. Forrest, SS6. I I