St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-08
school, according to plans and specifca-
tiOns furnished by III. E. Hand, achitect;

NJ. P. Ryan for the sum of S37,5O0.
n. b. Rumble for the sum of $50, 900,
minus 81, 200 for the present Longfellow
building, or 500, net.
Romalne Sheire for the sum of S45, 900,
with deduction of $500 for building on
the lot, or S44, 400 net.
All of the bids were accompanied by
the required preliminary bonds, the eS-
sential character of which was duly
communicated by the President.
The bids having all been read and
submitted, they were, on motion of In
SpectOr Williams, referred to the Com
mlttee on Real Estate for tabulatiOn and
report during this session, pending
which reference the Board took a recess.
The session being reOpened, the COM
mittee presented its tabulated report by
name aud amount as previously COM
municated and hereinabOve noted, find
ing n. B. Rumble to be the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, and recommending
that his bid be accepted and the contract
to him awarded on the terms uamed IN
his bid.
On motion of Inspector Williams, the
report of the Committee on Real Estate
was accepted and adopted, and the
proper officers authorized and instructed
to prepare and execute on behalf of the
Board the necessary contract Tin dupll-
cate) to and with n. b. Rumble, as also
the required bond; this by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Konantz, Simmon,
Giesen, Williams, Ellis, Wright, Athey,
Schitfmann, Cook. Berlandi, Haas, Dob
ner, and Mr.. President-13.
Supplementary to the foregoing and
pertaining to the contract authorized to
be made with n. B. Rnndle the follow
in l,,fi
By Inspector Simmon-
Resolved, That the specifications
forming part of the contract for the new
LOngfellOw school be so changed that
the inside finish shall be of hard wood
ii. e., red oak instead of pine, in nat
ural finish, for all excepting the doors;
it being understood that this can be
furnished at the same price as specified
in original bid; also. if the Committee
on Real Estate deems it advisable, it is
hereby authorized to change the doors
in said building so as to have them
made and finished in red oak, instead
as specified, at an expense of not to ex-
ceed $500.
Adopted by
Yeas-Inspectors Konantz, Simmon,
Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Wright, Athey,
Schiffmann, Cook, Berlandi, Haas, Dob
ner and Mr.. PreSident-13.
Further supplementary to the new
LongfellOw school contract, the Ruttan
Warming and Ventilating company sub
mitted proposition for the Introduction
OF its system of heating, yentilating and
closets into said building, offering to do
all parts of such work under proper
guarantees and contract for the sum of
S2,5SS. (See fileS.)
On motion OF Inspector Schiffman the
proposition was accepted and the proper
officers were authorized to prepare and
execute the necessary contract to and
with said Ruttan Warming and Ventil-
ating company, in accordance with the
terms contained i'll its proposition. This
by
Yeas-InspectorS Konantz, Simmon,
Giesen, Ellis, Wright, Athey, Schiff-
mann, Cook. Berlandi, Haas, Dobner
and Mr.. President-12.
Nays-InspectOr Williams.
The time for the completion of the
LOngfellow School contract was, with
the advice and consent of Contractor
Rundle, who was present. fixed at Nov.
l, 1888, and so ordered to be inserted in
the contract.
The testimony given in the investiga-
ton of the matter of the Humboldt
school site was referred to as unfinished
business still on the table.
Inspector Berlandi stated that he
desired the matter disposed of; he
had awaited a report of the COM
mittee in charge in order to
defend and clear himself of any
wrOng-dOing as he had been .impliedly
charged with in this transaction, but in
the absence of any such report, and there
being only one member on the board
who had acted on the original commit
tee on investigation, he asked for the
appointment of a new committee In-
spector Williams to be includeD to sub
nit report based on the evidence.
Inspector Williams, the surviving
member of the original committee on
investigation. after explaining that he
was not the chairman of said committee,
and hence blameleSs for the absence of
any written report, then submitted as
such report the evidence now before the
Board without comment, which was, on
motion of Inspector Haas, accepted.
A motion by Inspector Schiffmann
that when the Board adjournS it do so
until Tuesday evening, the 5th inst.
(that date being the statutory limit to
the official term of this Board, as de-
fined by the Corporation Attorney, was
adopted.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
The following bills, all in due form
and approved by the proper committees,
No. In Whose Favor. Amount.
I'LL Ayerill, Carpenter q Co.. :. q. S13S 50
1712 Bucklund. John. ......... 3 90
his Contingent Fund (Otto
Dreher, Secretary. . 146 70
17l4 Corlies, Chapman & Drake. 20
1715 DE Bruyn, Ii. J............ 120 90
17l6 De GTaw, j. & Sons ........ 5S So
1717 DeSparOlS, A. G........... ,136 90
IT'S DOwlan. John IL Sons. 49,. 600 so
1719 Doyle, Andrew. ............. 125 co
1720 DreiS, p. j. Observation-Disclosures. % SO
1721 Engel, Frank. k............. Is 90
1722 Engel, Observation-Disclosures. 6 SIS
1923 Erickson, L. .A......... 4 50
1124 Fallon, John. ...... ........ ITO 90
1725 FOwble q FItZ.. Is 90
1726 Gauthier, Julia C........ 935
1927 Globe Pub. Co. 515 O4
172S Horst, c. L............ 16 So
1929 Kehoe, p. W............. Is OS
1880 Keller, G. E. & Co......... 1O4 or
1871 Kellogg. E. l.. d Co. 6 80
1882 Larsen, M......-........... 81 90
1888 LeaSk, X. f. & Co.. 3 45
1874 Miller Lock Co. .........,... IL 20
1855 Moshofsky Bros ..... q 25
1T36 Noyes Bros. & Cutler. 800 42 63
1887 Pound. Geo. C.......... las 90
1873 Same. -.................... III 90
1879 Ramaley, ID. & Son.. 70 90
1740 Refs, Geo. (City TreaSurer). S15 Is
1741 Robinson 81 Cary. 65 90
1742 Rodger, Wm., d Co. .... Is
1743 Ryan Drug Co. 3 90
1744 Ryan, NJ. p. P............ 125 90
1745 Stanley, Emma C.......... Is 90
1746 Smith, Geo. .C............. Is 90
1747 Stanley, ID S............... rs
174S st. Paul Brass Works. ..... 5 80
1749 Strickland, w. G......... 81 80
1850 Wallingford, G. A. A...... 125 90
ISL Water Commissioners Bird
Of. ................ LOG GA
1r52 Armit T. n & Co nSti