The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-03
SAFETY BOARD

Takes Notice of Trouble
With Bad BOYS of
High School.
ASK FOR INSTRUCTIONS
The trouble the school board is
experiencing with the High school
boys got into the board OF public
safety meeting last night when the
chief OF police asked for instructions
as to how far he could 20 in fur.
nishing police protection. The school
board asked that an officer be sta.
toned In the building as they are
expecting further outbreaks among
the pupils and Chief Smith asked
for full instructions as to what his
authority on the matter was.
The board decided that they could
not appoint a man for regular duty
at the school any more than they
could furnish an officer for any bus
mess plant. They instructed the
chief to give them all the protection
he could with the present force and
to instruct the officer ON the beat
TO pay particular attention TO the.
school building.
The committee appointed 10 have a
consulting room partitioned of in
police headquarters reported that the
only estimate they had received was
so far in excess TO what the board
intended using for that purpose that
they took no further action. On mo
tlon the report was accepted and
the committee continued.
Applications we're received from ].
A. Brown. S. A. Lengel and Ross
Maple for positions on the police
force and from Arthur Conold and
John II. Fethers for the fire depart.
ment. The examination will be held
on Saturday. May II.
Chief Mesnar called attention of
the board TO the new hose house
roofs which have not been completed
and the buildings are in danger OF
damage from rain. Blake made a
motion that-the chief be authorized
to make arrangements for their i'm.
mediate completion. He will take
the matter up with the contractor and |
Il not attended to al once the board |
viii take n into their own hands.
The heating systems In these
are not giving satisfaction
as was reported several weeks ago.
A motion was made that the clerk
notify Fife Brothers TO put the sys.
tenn in proper working order and
limit OF ten days was given.
In the inspection trip made a week
ago repairs we're found necessary
)n all the hmouses but the board has
not the funds at hand to do the
work. Some of the repairs are ur-
gent and a motion was made that the
chairman and Member Fielding call
he councils attention 20 their needs
md ask for an appropriation.
The following bills were allowed
DR., AT. Bowman, medical services,
'atrol horses. s2G: Chapman Plumb.
ng Co. plumbing patrol house, 1851;
,anton Hardware Co., one galvanized
'ucket, SOC; Canton Hardware Co.,
s4,95; Dannemiller Grocery
o., supplies, sll.50; A. Kincaid,
'illing female dog. 50; e. b. Bour,
,illing female dog. 50; Joseph Reig.
er, sustenance. $40; III. A. Smith.
Iorseshoeing, $3.50; 3S policemen. sal.
ry last half OF April. sl17I7I; 4S Il
Iremen, salary last half of April,
1882; Canton Mattress Co, 10 mat.
resses, $3.50; Arctic Machine Co,
ne tongue, s1.25; w. ID. Caldwell,
ne rug and IA pairs curtains. 1885;
Jenny Bros, supplies for new hose u
ouses. s230.05; Gutta rerca Co, I
uction hose. $50; Miller, 22OO
's. hay, $3.50; Standard OIL Co., {
rease and oil, s5.75; Geo. Meister,
orseshoeing, s2.sQ: Canton Hard. c
are Co., hardware supplies, sl6.77, I
Ohm Wilmer. salary last half of
pril, $2250; o. w. Schnearer, horse. ,
1oeing. ss.25; William Barber q Son, 7
'sO lbs. straw. s5.45; Jacob Motter c
Son, horseshoeing. $3.50: Diebold s
are and Lock Co.. IS barrels saw G
ist' slS; Jacob Gottshali. house l
atcb No. 8, 81; George Meister.
orseshoemg, $l.20; l.. A. Baer, of.
ee supplies, 25c.; Canton Hardware Z
o., lot copper ribbon. 1926; ]. A. b
eingartner. painting police head. c
larters. slS2.5O, Canton light. Heas 4
id Power CO.. lamps for, No. Z
'se house, s72o; Canton Light, Heat
ID Power Co., lights for patrol
'uoe. 1912.