The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-09-07

be approved. Carried.
The following accounts were pre-
sented for approval:
Allen & Bacon, text books. $40
Chas. Scribners & Sons, text
ooohS oi.4'
The Sinaea Falls Mfg. Co. lathe 1890
American Seating Co., seats sc, 236.28
American Box Co., text books. 1882
The Mcmillan Co., text books 1.98
e. G.. Hillard. fire hose. ........ 7.50
The Ely Miner, printing. 77.70
Frank Veranth, hard coal .......... 367.63
st. Croix Lumber Co., lumber. 179.46
Woodruff Lumber Co., maple
flooring 4O.7O
r. S. Miller, salt. 20
w. A. McCurdy, setting grade
lor leuCe. .......................... o.Vo
Ely Hdw. Co., sun dry supplies 1922
Geo. M. Brace, oak benches. 1890
Joe Isaacson, teaming ................. 1000
Oliver Typewriter Co. machines 10000
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover,
text books 1870
CHM & Co., text books ...... 97.76
Silver Burdette & Co., text b'ks 62.83
Educational Co., text books. .. 51.03
D. c. Heath & Co., text books. 1918
G.. Wylie, manure and team lab. 1918
Karl Lindberg, janitors salary
LOT August observation-disclosures. 0o.UO
Victor Takkonen, janitors sal
airy for August .. $500
Frank Pertula, ianitors salary
for August. ............. $500
Fred Neff, engineers salary for
August ......................-...... oU.uu
Ely How're Co., steel ceiling,
mouldIngs, etc. 951.S1
Chas. Komonen, labor on
grounds, August. ........... $3.50
Gust Hill, labor on grounds Aug 1890
A. X. Jonson, labor on grounds
August .....................- ....-.--.... oI.ou
Jas. Moonan, Agt., freight......... 1923
Moved by Gleason supported by
Chinn the above accounts be allowed
and orders drawn for same. Motion
carried.
Application of Miss G. Esther Haw-
ley to fill vacancy at Wint6n school
was presented. Moved by Gleason
supported by Chinn that Miss Hawley
be hired to fill vacancy at a salary of
$3.50 per month. Motion carried.
Moved by .Gleason supported by
Chinn that balance due the Twin
City Scenic Co., of $4,000 be paid less
account of Thos. Jury, $3.50 for COM
pleting scenery. Motion carried.
On account of shortness of time to
advertise the members of. the board
canvassed the different contractors in
the city for bids to single the Pho
neer and Central school buildings.
The following bids were presented:
Bid No. 1.-Thos Jury:
To furnishing shingles, lab
or. etc. for Central school. .s264.50
New deck of tin on same
UulluluS ...--..-.......... ............. lSZ,Uu
Furnish shingles, labor, etc.
Pioneer building ......... $1,000. $500
Bid No. Ely Hardware Co.
To furnishing shingles, lab
or, ETC.. on Pioneer building 454.50
To furnishing shingles, lab
ETC., on Central building. $500
Bid No. 3--Chas. Pelto:
To furnish shingles. labor,
ETC., on Pioneer building. $4,000
To furnish shingles, labor.
ETC., on Central building. 405.50
Thos. Jury being the lowest bidder
was awarded the contract for the
Central school without deck for
S264.50 and Pioneer school for S335.5O.
Moved by Chinn supported by Glea-
son that the same Janitors and en-
gineer for city schools be retained for
next term with an increase of $500
per month for each person. Motion
carried.
Moved by Gleason supported by
Chinn that Mrs. Jas. Jerman be hired
for 'Janitor at Savoy school with
salary of $500 per month. Motion
carried.
Moved by Chinn supported by Glea-
son that Director McMahan be en-
powered to hire janitor for the Win
ton school for the coming term.
Motion carried.
Moved by Gleason supported by
Chinn that all supplies be purchased
by Board of Education, or an order
signed by one of the Board (mer-
chants take notice. Motion carried.
Moved by Chinn supported by Glea-
son that application and contract
blanks pertaining to teachers. be cor
rected to read, that all applicants to
be qualified to teach in Dist. IL
should be in possession Of Normal
certificate. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned by motion of
Gleason supported by Chinn.
HENRY CHINN, Clerk, Dist. IL.