Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-25
EDUCATORS IN COUNCIL.
HOW A MULTITUDE OF PAINTERS DIFF
FER ON ESTIMATES.
A Gait Man Secures the Fuel Contract
Applicants for Teachers Posi-
tons-Other Matters.


tin and Tufts; NJ. R. Beard Secretary.
Director Chapman, for the Committee on
Furniture and Supplies, reported that the
flag poles had been erected at the various
school-houses, at a cost of about $40 each.
The Furniture and Supplies Committee
were instructed to report tonight regarding
the number and character of desks and
seats required.
The Chairman of the Library Committee
was instructed to purchase the Annals of
the American Encyclopedia, to bring the
same up to date, for the Capital and Sacra-
mento Grammar Schools.
Director Shelton, from the Committee on
repairs, reported that various repairs had
| been made to the school houses, trees
| trimmed, etc. He also reported that a new
fence was needed in front of the Seventh
| and G-street school.
Director Martin moved that one of the
theaters be engaged in which to hold the
| graduating exercises OF the High School,
the expense not TO exceed that of last year
Director Hopley thought these exhibit
| tons should be held in the schools There
are many pupils whose parents cannot
afford to dress them in the style required
| tor an exhibition in a theater, and such
! pupils were necessarily subjected to more
or less modification.
The motion was carried, all voting ave
except Director Hopley.
APPLICATIONS FOR POSITIONS.
Applications for positions as teachers
were received as follows: Lois L. Ross. Ida
NJ. Wolfe May Bell, Lima Hoppe, Georgia
NJ. Mitchell, Katie n. West, Louise Moran,
Mrs. Elizabeth McTernan made applica-
tionfor position as janitress.
| OTHER MATTERS.
The Board directed that Friday, July 9Th,
! be declared holiday for this year. So or
dered
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
to notify Superintendent Pond of the High
School and Mr.. Fiske, the electrician. 10
| be present at the special meeting This even
ing and explain demand for work done
| by Mr.. Fiske for the school.
An invitation was read from the Fourth
OF July Executive Committee inviting the
members of the Board to participate as a
body in the parade. The invitation was
accepted.
A communication was received from
Eugene Gregory, w. P. Coleman, c. T.
| Wheeler, Joseph Stetfens, Prentis Smith,
P. Z. Plat, G. H. Hubbard, Mrs. James
McClatchy, David Lubin, a. Abbott, Rob-
bert T. Devlin and J. O. Coleman, tender
| ing to the Board twelve American flags, to
be displayed in front of the various school
houses on all public occasions.
On motion of Director Martin, the gift
was accepted and the Secretary instructed
10 express to the donors the thanks of the
| Board.
The flags are u by feet, and of genu-
| inc bunting
The Principal of the night school re-
ported an average attendance of 81 pupils,
and 1t was ordered that the school be con-
tin ued in session until July LIST.
PATENT SIDEWALKS.
Bids were next opened for laying stone
sidewalks at Sixteenth and n streets, as
follows; Pacific Paving Company (bitu-
minous rock, $3.50; John G. Shearer Zee
ment stone), 1915; E. HAYES (artifcial
stone), S462; H. Coates wood, $780, r. w.
Meller (artificial stone) $3.50; James Woods
wood, S20S Is; Adolph Teichert (stone),
| $3.50.
Action on the bids was deferred until
| this evening.
THE WOOD CONTRACT.
Bids for wood were read as follows
James McCaw, black oak, 81 20 per cord
| lfour-fooD, and s. 40 for pine John F.
Slater, white oak, 81 rs per cord, pine, 81 :;
g.. Maxteld, white oak, 81 65 per cord,
cedar, 81; ]. H. Glide, oak, 81 20 per cord,
U,
for both OAK and pine.
STATIONERY.
The only bid for stationery received was
from z. s. Houghton, and the contract was
| awarded to him.
BIDS FOR PAINTING.
The following bids were read for paint
| ing the various school houses, fences. etc:
Smedburg & Mott-Twenty-seventh and
], SIG; o, Ninth and Tenth. ST.; Fourth
and Q, 1898; Tenth and @, S435; Twenty
fourth and n, 1882 Tenth and P, S52S;
Sixteenth and n, $267.
A. II. Anderson-Tenth and O, 81. 1926.
Thirteenth and G, 1915; Fourth and Q.
1925; Sixteenth and \, 1886: Twenty
fourth and n, $3.50; Tenth and P 1888;
Twenty seventh and j, Sl25; Ninth and
NJ, 1925: Seventh and G, $2S7.
z. Nash-Sixteenth and n, 5000: Fourth
| and Q, $500; Tenth and P. $500; Ninth and
NJ, S275; Tenth and Q. $3.50; Sixteenth and
J, 1925; Seventh and G, $140 O, Ninth and
Tenth, $50; Twenty fourth and n, 1925:
Twenty-seventh and j, S120; Thirteenth
and G, Sl45.
Deman & Green-Tenth and P, 1905;
Ninth and NJ $40 extra for roof S175; Six.
teenth and \, 1913.
Burdick & Bronson - Twenty seventh
$229 80. w
E. NJ. Quivers-Tenth and Q, 1925 rs.
NJ. !. Keegan & Co.-Fourth and O $3.50.
| o, Ninth and Tenth S72.
Iverson 81 kast-Sixteenth and J 1890:
two coats on fence, S120; Ninth and NJ,
1921; o, Ninth and Tenth, $S5; Tenth and
T, $3.50; Tenth and Q, S3O9; Sixteenth and
| \, 1921; Twenty-fourth and n, S211;
Twenty and J, $135.
Bean & isou-Twensy-seventh and
J, SlS5; Twenty-fourth and n, 1921.
| w. F. Bailey-Twenty-se and J.
$95; Twenty-fourth and \, Sl95; Ninth and
NJ, $2S5; Sixteenth and n, $3.50; Tenth and
| Q, 1907; Tenth and p, S479: 0, Ninth and
Tenth, $52 Fourth and O. 1918; Seventh
and G, S17S; Thirteenth and G, S1S3; Six
teenth and J, S5lS.
Austin Il Austin-Twentv-sev and
J, Sl79; Twenty fourth and n, $2S5.
| Z. II. Rott & Co.-Twenty- seventh and
j, S95; Twenty-fourth and \, $l54; Ninth
and NJ, $40: Tenth and fence entire
| block, $500; Tenth and Q, $471; Fourth and
Q, S477.
l.. P. Auderson-Seventh and G, $50;
Thirteenth and G, $500; Sixteenth and n,
$3.50; Ninth and NJ, $3.50; Tenth and Q,
1882; Fourth and @, 1927.
Fain d Fain-Ninth and NJ, $267; o,
Ninth and Tenth, SS4; Tenth and P 1870;
Tenth aud q, 1857; Fourth and Q, 1859:
| Seventh and q, 500 20; Thirteenth and G.
SIG go; Sixteenth and j, 1914; Twenty
seventh and J, STA so; Twenty-fourth and
| \, Sl97 so; Sixteenth and n, $3.50
c. II. Krebs & Co.--Twenry-s and
J, s104 Twenty-fourth and n, S156; Ninth
and NJ, S267; Sixteenth and n, 1928; Tenth
and Q fence, $72 SOY, 1928: Tenth and P
fence, S72 so, outhouses, 500. Si70 Fourth
and Q, 1923; Seventh and G, Sl96: Thir-
tenth and G, S2l4; Sixteenth and J, 1927.
w. n. Jennings-Twenty-se and J. ,
sl09; Twenty-fourth and n, $169; Ninth
and NJ, 1929; Sixteenth and \, sos; Tenth
and Q. 1857; Tenth and P, Sf74; o, Ninth
and Tenth, $50; Fourth and @, S299;
Seventh and G, S15s; Thirteenth and G,
Sis; Sixteenth and J. $3.50.
| W. \. Church-Twenty-s seventh and J
Sl2T; Twenty-fourth and 4 S225; Sixteenth
and \, 1921; Ninth aud NJ, $3.50; o, Ninth
and Tenth, S67; Tenth and @. S4l9; Tenth
and p, 1888; Fourth and Q, 1876: Seventh
and G, $3.50 Thirteen and G, Sl65; Six
teenth and J, 1927.
Director SHELTON moved that the award
ing of contracts be deferred for one day, in
order to give the Board time to consider the
bids. So ordered, Director Davis only vot-
ing no.
| BILLS ALLOWED.