The herald., 1894-08-14
$35,221.00
$35,221.o0
-. $12,422.5O

$ll,s36.2O
Expenditures. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,S22.7e
$6,O13.51
The report was placed on file, and the
| customary demands were approved. Mr..
Trask then submitted list showing the
assignment of teachers for the coming
school year.
DR.. Wills objected to the substitution
of A. w. Plummer for Mrs. Dubois in
the CASTELAR, street school. 81 did not
know anything with regard to these as
signments. said the gentleman, land
while it may do no good, 1 want to reg
lister my kick"
Tho report was then adopted, together
with motion that no ubstitItes should
be elected until the next meeting of the
board. A report was submitted by Mrs.
Hughes with reference to the appoint
ment of the janitors as follows:
Arroyo street, Mrs. Libbie Smith,
Swain street, Mre. Hannah Wilson;
Chestnut street, Mrs. M. p. Fallin He'll
man street, Mrs. Theron Small; Gates
street, Mrs. A. Aisenpreis; Griffin av-
enue, Mrs. G. Dillingham;; Hayes street,
Mrs. G. Petrie; CASTELAR, street. Miss
Ina Tapia; Sand street, Mrs. Amelia
Plat; Alpine street. Mr.. J. @. Glidden
Temple street, Mira. E. Sherman
Grafton street. Mrs. X. Smaller
Caeco street, Mrs. Y. r. Sawyer; Union
avenue, Mrs. Ida Shubsrt; Fremont
avenue, Mrs. S. Mieler; Spring street,
G. II. Thomas; Eighth street, Mrs.
Mary Elliott; Tenth street, Mrs. Carl
son; Sixteenth street, f. Epson; Seven
tenth street. t. H. Cotton; Thirtieth
street, Mrs. A. Barthel San Pedro
street. A. Spangler; Staunton avenue,
M-s. S. A. Simonds; Santa Fe avenue,
8. Nelson: Seventh street, Mrs. A. Pick
ard; Ninth atreet. j. d. Mckinley
Hewitt street, Mrs. A. McGilvary J;
Amelia street, Mrs. L. McPhsrson; Ann
street, Mis-. E. j. Kelly Macy street,
Misc A. A.zaga; Cornwell street, N.
Ayila street, Mrs. @. Lyons; assistant in
Mrs. G. Lingenieider: First street, Mrs.
M. D. Linn; high school, W. H. Nor
ris.
DR.. Wells-I wish to offer 1.-THE name
| of Mrs, Estsbrook for the Alpine street
school and Mrs. Gray for the Hays
street school. l have moi been con-
suited regarding these matters, AID it
seems strange that the member for the
largest ward in the city ia ignored in
these matters.
~ want to protest on the appoint
ment of the Railroad street school jani-
tor. | was not notified to be present at
the meeting" said Mr.. Buehler.
Mr.. Stern-lf the gentlemen took
sufficient interest in this matter they
would have been present at the meeting
without talking to the grand stand and
| to the galleries.
President Pepper stated that he had
approved the bond OF Savage & Stewart
for S35, 900, and Mr.. Stern then handed
in q Communication from Mr.. Simon
, Maier Withdrawing from his share OF
the bond.
Mr.. Traak.-I do not think Mr., Maier
can withdraw from the bond after it's
approval. The matter should 60 to the
city attorney.
Mr.. Stein-We have delayed long
enough, and / am in favor of settling
this matter tonight. Let us take the
! next bidder.
Maj. w. Q. Furrey-I want to say
| word as bidder and citizen in protest
against awarding this contract to these
| bidders, because their bid is ambigu-
GUS and not made in conformity with
| the epeci fcations. No style of boiler is
mentioned, and l certainly object to
any increase in the amount OF payment
for a boiler. Farther, will say that
Mr.. Maier verbally notified City Attor-
ney Dunn that he wanted to get off the
| bond.
Deputy City Attorney Dunn-That is
not correct, sir. You were not present
at any interview which took place today
of that kind. The bond was complete
until this afternoon, when Major W. @.
Furrey came in and said he had inhu-
enced Mr.. Maier to get off the bond. as
the contractors would lose money. The
notification from Mr.. Maier came when
We were closing up our office, when of
course the contractor could not go out
and complete his bond at that hour. /
have not turned over the bond and con.
tract to the board, and it is virtually not
before the board.
Mr., Cridlan, representing Architect
Wyman, stated that no kind of boiler
bad been named or other parts of ma
chinery and the specifications in no
manner demand that they should be
mentioned.
Mr.. Trssk wanted to know what
amount Mr.. Maier had signed for on the
bond. To this MIR. Dunn stated that
Mr.. Maier had signed for $4,000 out OF
$50, 900 and had been informed that Mr..
Maier had reconaidered and was willing
to remain on the bond.
Mr.. Patty moved that the time for
completing the bond be extended until
August 18th. Mrs. Hughes wanted to
give the parties q years time to COM
plete the bond. The motion OF Mr..
Patty was adopted.
Major W. G. Furrey,-As a citizen l