The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-03-24
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Oct. 80, 1903.

Regular meeting of the executive
board of school directors. Present,
/. L. A, SimonsoE, pres; J. A. Sher;-
dan, secretary; A. P. Melstrand,
: vice pres.
The following business transacted.
Bills Allowed.
Teachers and Janitors Salaries $1913 81
Hartford, Steam Boiler ms. Co. 80 OC
Morgan &Axelberg, ms. Houghton SO 0(
l.. n. Clausen 8 Benoit As 70
VIM. Olson, Freight & Drayage III
Arntsen & SimOnsOn, Mdse. for Schools 90
Frost Spies Supplies for labt. 3 9e
A. p. Melstrand R. R. fare & Postage s.
The Times, publ shing Proceedings Jan. 9th,
to Oct. 1st 26 70
Gee & Locket hardware Co. Instruments 3
Andrew Larson Mdse for school district 5,
Larsons 5 20
L. D. Denoyer B. B. SO4 at OK Teachers desks
D1O50 60 80
Bayfield, Co. Bank Interest on orders 81 80
f. E. Beecher hauling children to Cherryville
school 22 90
L. Bergman hardware to district 5. Ii IS
]. A. Sheridan Secretary for Ineidentals 20 90
On motion of Mr.. Melstrand the
secretary was instructed to adver-
tiSe for bids for the furnishing of
wood for the schools. bids to include
hardwood and hemlock 3 it. long
ard shorter wood for other schools.
On motion of Mr.. L. A. Simonson,
Mr.. Melstrand and Secretary Sheri-
dan, were constituted a committee
TO wait on the Mason school board.
to settle with said board for their
expense of a school at Benoit and
district 5, last year and this.
The matter of visiting Manual
training school at Superior was
brought before Inc board by Mr..
Simonson, and it was decided to
have Mr.. Simonson and Mr.. Gamer
on visit said school for the benefit of
our Manual training school. The
matter of having some member of
the board visit the N. W. T. Associa-
tion was also considered, no action
taken. There being nofurther bust
ness meeting adjourned.
J. A. Sheridan,
Secretary.
Nov. 3.
Special meeting. Present, L. A.
Simonson and J. A. Sheridan. Bills
allowed, viz:
w. II, vanKirs freigt and labor, dist. 90
Washburn, Plumbing and Heating Go. roof
on tower Pioneer School and radiators for
Walker School. 1873 35
Meeting adjourned.
James Sheridan,
Secretary.
Nov. 10, 1903.
Special meeting.
Bill Of Mrs. Anna Fitch. teacher two weeks,
allowed 25 90
Nov. 16, 1908.
d. e. Cameron, incidental expenses, stamps,
expenses. 10 OS
Special meeting on evening of
Nov. Is, 1903.
Present, L. A. Simonson and J.
A. Sheridan. The following bust
ness was transacted. 1st, examina-
tion of bids for the cutting of wood
for schools.
Bid of Andrew Brown, will furnish wood as
follows;-Hemlock, 3ft. length. per cord 2 25
Hardwood. 3ft length, per cord 90
Gilbert A. Brunnes. will furnish.
100 cords of hardwood 8 #. length rs
For Walker school and other schools the fol-
lowing; 10
Also 16 in. wood 50
Bid of Fred Wedmark, as follows;-
so cords dead hardwood IT. length 200
Bid, of Smith Go. as follows.
100 cords hardwood it. length, 800
100 cords hemlock tt. length, $50
80 cords 10 in. hardwood delivered at HOugh-
ton I76
Bid of Gust Nelson as follows;-
20 cords of hemlock #. length 200
50 " of Hardwood 1T. length 500
Is in hardwood $50
Bid of o. E. Olson. as follows
so eds hardwood 3 # length. 40
10 eds. dry baEalock, 225
or green hemiock it 200
Bid of Martin Anderson as follows;-
200 cords hardwood 1T length 295
Bid of Tom Tt ompson, Benoit 8.
Is cords G, hardwood It. length, ! rs
Fish Greek s. 10 eds. hardwood It. length
$50
The bid of Martin Anderson for
hardwood being the lowest, was &C.
copied. The price to be paid for
green hemlock was fixed at two dol
lars per cord.
On motion of L. A. Simonson, o.
W. Wescott, chief OF police was ap-
pointed truant officer. Meeting ad-
journed. ]. A. Sheridan,
Secretary.
Nov. 81, 1903. Present L. A.
Simonson aud J. A. Sheridan.
Rills allowed az follows @
Pete Kosbsrg. piastsrins in Lincoln school