Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-13
GIBBONS
Wins For Bartlett
People.
Firm VIII Receive Good
Orders.
School Board Offered
Some Property.
Large Pay Roll Passed-Mr.
Endres Home From California.

Henry and Crosby school buildings
with the Bartlett system of water clos
cts, and to equip the new Miller build
ing with the Mott system. This in
wolves an expense exceeding $500.
The closets will each cost $1s.7o.
Col. Gibbons will no doubt feel
good over the fact that the Bartlett
Co, of Cleveland, will receive orders
for the equipment for four buildings.
For some time past the Colonel ilas been
side-tracked when he presented his rec
ommendati ton to the Board in favor of
the Bartlett people, but he met with
little opposition Tuesday night, and
won in nearly all his points. He rec
commended giving the Bartlett people
orders to equip the new buildings, but
this was not done. On motion of Mr..
Frese. the Mott system will be placed
in one of ,he new buildings--the Mil
Ter. DR.. Reed favored taking no ac-
ton in the matter, leaving it for the
new Board to handle. He voted
against the recommendations of both
Messrs. Gibbons and Frese. Only
! eight members of the Board We're
present, and the vote on the recon-
mendation of the Bartlett system was:
Ayes-S -Sla baugh, Otis, HartzelI, Frese,
Endres. Talcott. Gibbons. Nay-Reed.
| On Mr.. Frese's recommendation the
vote was: Ayes -Slabaugh, Otis,
Frese, Hartzell. Endres, Talcott, Glib
bons. Nay-Reed.
OFFERED SOME PROPERTY.
In communication from Mr. John
r. Howes, the Board was offered a
strip of land on West Hill, between
Market st. and Portage Path, for ST.,
SEQ He believes the property is val
liable as a site for school buildings. ms
desire to sell the strip is for the reason
that after he has run IA street through
piece of land he has plated, there
will not be enough land west of the
proposed street for two tiers of lots.
The strip has frontage of 264 feet
on Market street. No action was
taken on the matter.
WANT RIGHT OF WAY.
Citizens on Sumner ST. want the
Board to sign a petition TO Council for
right of way in front of the Leggett
building for the proposed Canton-Ak-
ron Electric Railway Company's road.
The petition will he signed.
CLAIMS ORDERED PAID.
The following claims were ordered
paid:
Main st. NJ. f. church, furnish
ing heat ...................S $50
Pouchot, Hunsicker & Co., re.
pairs .............. 2o.Sl
WebsterS Camp & Lane, labor 1.25
Geo. G. Jackson, boxes. ...... I.25
Frain & Manbeck, supplies... $40
Kasch Roofing Co., slate. ..... 32.40
Harter & Milar hardware. -. 17,49
Morgan & Bunnell Co., hard
ware ...................... 1880
C. II. Loomis, items ......... 1.59
Akron Printing Co., printing
and supplies ...... ........ 1850
Prang Educa tional Co., colored
envelopes ................ o4,o3
B. L. Dodge, furniture ...... So,7S
Frank, Laubach & Clemmer,
clocks and repairs ......,.. 14,40
Eugene Dietzgen Co, drawing
tools ................,.... $3.50
Summit Lumber Co.. lumber. 1912
u. G. Frederick, lumber. -. 1,50
j. Lamparter & Co., supplies. 100
Dague Bros. & Co. flags. ..,.. 900
L. A. Barmore, furniture, 80. 31,75
W. II. Eyster, groceries. ..... 13.4S
H. W. Harold. keys. ...,... 2.40
f. A. Wolf, meat .......... 455
f. A. Hershey, court costs.... 1920
VIM. Gayer, rent ...,....... 1900
Silver, Burdett & Co.. books. 417oS