Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-11
was declared duly elected.

clerks resignation: s. M. Pye
rendered to the board his resignation
to take effect August 1, 1904, and on
motion Mr.. Larson, seconded by Mr..
Will, same was accepted.
Election of Clerk: The election of
new clerk to fill vacancy caused by
the resignation of S. M. Pye was taken
up and Mr.. Wolbert placed in nomina-
ton the name of Richard Penwarden
at same salary as heretofore, he to
furnish office and vault for records,
Louis Larson seconded nomination.
There being no further nominations,
Mr. Penwarden was declared duly
elected, to take effect August 1, 1904.
: There being no further business,
board adjourned to Tuesday evening,
July IL, 1904, p. m. Adjourned.
Minutes approved.
w. F. Cochrane,
Correct attest: President.
s. M. Pye, clerk
Adjourned Meeting Board of Education
July II, 1904.
Roll call: Present, Messrs. w. F.
Cochrane, o. H. Will. L. Larson, G. w.
Wolbert; absent, Henry Newton.
Committees: The president an
nounced committees for ensuing year
as follows:
Finance-G. w. Wolbert, o. H. Will,
Henry Newton.
Text Books-O. H. Will, Henry New.
ton, Louis Larson.
Buildings and Grounds-Louis Lar
son, G. w. Wolbert, o. H. Will.
Teachers Henry Newton, O. H.
Will, G. w. Wolbert.
Levy: Mr.. Will offered the follow
ing resolution and moved it's adoption:
Resolved, That tax for the support
of the public schools of the city Of
Bismarck to include interest on bonds.
and all other expenses allowed by law
for the fiscal year next ensuing,
amounting to Twelve Thousand Dol
lars ($12,OOO) and that One Thousand
Dollars Isl ,000O for sinking fund,
making total of Thirteen Thousand
Dollars (s13,O0O), be levied on all real,
personal and mixed property, within
the district which is taxable according
to the laws of the state Of North Da-
kota, and the clerk of this board is
hereby instructed to certify the same
to the county auditor.
Resolution was unanimously adopt.
ed.
Treasurer and Clerks Report.
Mr.. Wolbert moved and Mr.. Larson
seconded, that treasurer and clerk re.
ports be received and referred to
Finance committee.
Publication: On motion by Mr.. Lar.
son, seconded by Mr. Will and carried
clerk was instructed to publish treas
urer's and clerks reports.
Repairs: Thereupon Mr.. Wolbert
moved, that committee on building and
grounds be authorized to see what re-
pairs are necessary, get specifications
for same and advertise according to
law and have work completed as soon
as possible
Outstanding Indebtedness: Moved
Nv NV, Nv
Larson, that finance committee be in
structed to look up matter of refund
ing outstanding Indebtedness and re-
port for consideration July 18th.
Painting: On motion by Mr.. VOL
bert seconded by Mr.. Will, John
Maasen bill of $4,000 for painting was
referred to committee on buildings and
grounds.
Adjournment: Motion to adjourn
was then put and carried until Mon
day, July 18th, p. m.
W. FCochrane,
Correct attest: President
S. M. Pye, clerk
Adjourned Meeting Board Of Education.
July 10, 1904.
Roll call: Present, W. F. Cochrane,
O. H. Will, G. w. Wolbert, L. Larson;
absent, Henry Newton.
Treasures report was discussed
and examined, the same was o. KID.
by Mr.. Wolbert and signed by the
president. The finance committee re-
ported on treasurer's annual state
ment and stated same was found cor
rect Thereupon Mr.. Larson moved
that report of finance committee be
adopted, seconded by Mr.. Will. Car
ried.
Committee having reported favor
ably, Mr.. Wolbert moved and Mr.. Lar
son seconded that Mr. Maassen's bill
Of $4,000 be ordered paid. Carried.
Meeting adjourned until Monday,
July 25th, p. m.
w. F.Cochrane,