Evening journal., 1907-07-23
MANY BIDS
WERE OPENED
Board Of Education Making
Preparations to Repaint
AID Repair Schools

Bids were opened by the Board Of
Education last night for painting end
other repairs to the various schools in
the city. The majority OF the bids were
for painting. The following is the list
Bids For Painting.
Robert L. Vghaley-Hlgh School,
S410; No. /, s175; No. 2, S165; No. 3,
27O; No. 4. 725; No. 8, S175; No C, $500;
No. Z, $685. No. 8, $3.50; No. 3. st70;
No 10, $3.50: No. II, $50; No. IA. $50;
No 16. $500; No. is, Si40; No. 20. $40,
No. p, 1885, No. "a, $685.; No. 20,
sass; No. "a. S155.
Frank w. Whitcraft-School so. ,.
S67 No. 9. SIPS; No. IL, s3S; NO. 49,
S22S; No 9. $50; No. "a, $50.
Richard e. Pietsch-School No. 6.
sS4O; No Z. SOS; No 10. S272.40.
Clyde II. Horner-IIigh School, s224;
No. 2. s5s
Bamberger and Robbins-High
School, $3.50; Howard School. S2ss; No.
?, s11O; No. 8. 1854; No. 8, sS62; No.
9, s9s.5O; No. 21. S92; No. "a, s14s.
James Cassidy-School No, 8, s91;
No. is, sos; No. 20. 500; No. &c, S149
william II Jones-High School,
S2SS; No. 3, S207; No. 6, 1857.
Elmer Laws-school No. 6, $3.50; No.
IS, $50
James II. Brenneisen & son-school
No. S, $119; No. 90, SOS.
James NJ, Bryan-High School, $685.;
No 1, 1885, No. 2. SS5; No. 3, sell;
No. 4, seas; No. 8, $3.50; No 6. S2si;
No. T. $3.50; No. 8, S215; No. ., SIP; No.
10, S2O6; No IL, $40; No. IA, $40;
No 16. s11s; No. 49, s1oS; No. 20, 500;
No p, s149; No. "a, S102; No. 26, $3.50;
No 27. $50.
william e. Linton--High School,
s8lO; No. /, S1S7; No. 2. SEQ; No. a.
s421; No. 8, 5000; No 8. $3.50; No. q
$50; No. 20, $50; No. "a, SOS; No. 26
s275; No. q, S1Os.
Remley and Miller-High School
sS4O; No 1, $3.50; No 2. sss;
No. 9, si05; No 16, S132; No. "a, S106.
James keenan, & Brother-School
No. 1, S172; No. 2, s6S; No. 3, 1925 No
5, $3.50; No. z, s1S5; No. 8. S275; No
9, s125; No. IL, SEQ; No. IA, S179; No
| ie. s224; No. Is. s1O4; No. 20. s124;
No. 21, S1s5; No. "a, s120; No. 26, S275;
No. q. $50.
W. X. Grant-School No. 2, $6S; No
3, S261; No. 9, sos.
w. L. Spence-High School, s296i
No. 2, s24s; No. 3. S122i No. 6, 147
No. 9, S9s.
John W. Howett-Sohool No. 2, s65
No. 4, 1865; No. 5. 1855; No. 6, S224.5o
No IL, S23; No. 21, 500.
Warwick and Hines-No. 2, SIS; No
9, s11O.
Andrew f. Cole-School No. IA, s152
One Bid For Glazing.
I Only one bid was received for glaz
/ ing. IL was from James M. Bryan.
7 Bid For Metal Ceilings.
The Wilmington Cornice Works wa
the only bidder for metal ceilings. Tn
concern submitted the following: Cell
ings for No school, S210.33; No.
S1774S; No 10. S65.34; No. "a, s2S7
No 26. s79.56.
Grading and Paving.
The following bids we're receives
for grading and paving school yards
A. p. Berg, No II school, 5000; Nc
1S, s2O1 and No. 10. s213. John NJ. Stan
nard. No. 13 school, 1925; No. II, S17
and No. 10. $50.
The bids were all referred to tn
repair committee.
Will Do Own Repairing.
Because of the superiority of tn
floor work done under the supervision
of Supervisor Croney over the floor
relaid by contract, the board decided Z
purchase its own lumber hire the nee
essary help. and hereafter allow MI
Croney TO do this work. By this ar
rangement, the board expects to saw
considerable money.