Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04
Mr.. GAYS BILL FOR EXTRAS
1t Caused Considerable Discussion in
the School Board Meeting
Last Evening.
PuDils Must Be Vaccinated-COal Con-
tracts Awarded-Other Busi-
ness Transacted.

Lie 5CuOol DOdIu uclu special Seq |
sion Saturday night all members being
present with the exception of Trustee
Hanks. The reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting was dispensed
with.
Supt. Largent stated that he had
found it necessary to place Miss Con-
ner's room in the Whittier building on
half day sessions on account of the lack
of room. The superintendent desired to
know if the schools were to close for
half day during the fair. Accord
ing to rule adopted by the board 98
per cent of the pupils were entitled to a
half-holiday. He was anxious that the
new school building in the Boston &
Montana smeter district be made ready
for occupancy.
1t was decided that the scholars be
given alfholday and that those
rooms entitled to it be given whole day
during the progress of the county fair.
The superintendent will use his dis
cretion as to the day the schools will be
closed.
The clerk was instructed to see to it
that the smeter district school building
be put in shape TO occupy Immediately
Contractor Gays bills for extras on
the Boston and Montana and the Chi
chester school buildings caused great
deal of discussion. The bill for extras
on the smelter school amounts to SAB,
Trustee Cooper wanted to know by
whose authority the extra work was
done.
Contractor Gay replied that Architect
White authorized the work.
Architect White denied the allegation.
Mr.. Gay stated that he could explain
in detail his bill for extras. The roof on
the building had to be rebuilt, as the
plans were defective. The building could
not be built without changing the root
and the change was made on the
authority of Architect White.
A motion was carried to allow the bill
for extras on the Chichester school build
ing, amounting to $40, and that the
amount due on the original contract be
paid.
The final estimate on the Boston 4
Montana school building, amounting u
$3.50, WAS allowed.
The bill for extras on the building was
referred to the building committee tt
investigate with Instructions to report a
the next meeting.
The following, which was regarded II
the form of "a resolution by the board
was read nv the clark
at appearing to this board that Bes
sic and Frank German are attending th'
public schools of district No. |, Cascade
county, Montana: and that said Bessl
and Frank German have not and reluS
to present to the proper authority ier
tificate of vaccination issued by som
reputable physician. 1t is hereby ORDERED
that the said Bessie and Frank GerIual
be and they are hereby dismissed f'On
the public schools of said school dlstr'c
until they present to the proper author
ity the said certificate OF vaccination
The superintendent Of schools is heieb
Instructed to enforce this ordcr and tn
clerk TO personally serve n wnttcn n"tic
of the action taken by the board IA TN
matter upon the parents OF the sald ijrs
sic and Frank German.
The resolution was adopted.
Inc bullttlhS colhmillee WIS II
structcd to inquire OF the ccontr&ciot "
the central h'gh school buii"lhS Iur Z,
Visibility Of using stucco plaster or ~
SUM IN The building and to lind on til
cost oT the same.
Bids Tor furnishing the coal t'r IN
ensuing year were, awarded as i"5lo"'
Graham " toWell, '1ethi'F'i-e I,,,ni
Si.5i per tom -. 9he'heF";;, =, '""" "'''
lee lump, $40 per ton; roc y h'Hl
Sand Couiec nut, 32.lp per '"9. j,
The clerk notified thm boa'V {"al III
assessor report "r?.o me t9'aI "FS',S'
ment ii school 0lStiict 40. l. ""'o".'''
to 5S'SHG'o2' lilo mus J. 5, taA -;;, ''' ''1
sum @a|' 10 INC 'o'Fu @i' !'o'yh. ..,,,,
j. 5. Davidson "as appointed leaehe
for the month CT October IN inc ""''o
school, ..,.
A resolution was adopted hotityih
the county clerk ana RECORDER ma. ~ ~
board had determined the rate OK TAX
ti0n fD be levied upon all taxable pIOl