The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-14
Savoy school, and that the proper

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officers enter into contract with her
to that effect.
The committee on schools report
ed bid of Rand McNally & Co.,
for furnishing maps and globes to
Lincoln and White Iron schools,
which was referred back to the COM
mittee with power to act, and also
with authority to procure another
globe for the White Iron school
building, in connection with this
order.
An offer of the Iroquois Mfg. Co.
to furnish floor oils for school
buildings was read and ordered filed.
The buildings and grounds CON-
mittee submitted a blue print sent
by pt.-elect Barnes for a propos-
ed addition to White Iron school
building and the clerk was instruct
ed to send the same to the proper
state officers for their approval as to
construction.
The same committee was instruct
ed to make examination of the me.
tiers in Lincoln school building and
their connections to ascertain if the
same are in proper condition and
working order and report their ac-
ton at next meeting.
The clerk was instructed to have
the minutes of each meeting print
ed as soon after each meeting as
consistently could be without wait
ing for their approval at subse-
quent meeting.
The committee on schools report.
ed and recommended the following
named persons for appointment and
for the respective positions named
for next year to fill vacancies and
other assignments in the schools.
B1anch R. Nichols, Latin and
German, salary $4,000.
Frances Oliver, Asst Domestic
Science in High School and physi-
cal training for girls, salary 5000.
Maria Garnock, Stenographer &
Bookkeeper, from Aug. Is, 1909,
to June Is, 1910, salary $4,000.
Charlotte B. Crazy, Commercial
and Pennmanship branches, salary
$4,000.
Hattie Subra, Central, 9th grade,
salary $3.50.
Edna Graft, 5th grade, Pioneer,
salary $3.50.
Marie Schumacher, 4th grade,
Pioneer, salary $4,000.
Bertha Brubaker, Principal and
3rd grade, Pioneer, salary $500.
Nellie Sheldon, 1st grade, Lin
coin, salary $500.
Fred Mokros, Principal, White
Iron, salary $500.
Rena Schaefer, Primary, Savoy,
salary $4,000.
The report was approved and the
clerk instructed to enter into con-
tracts with the parties for the posi-
tions, and at the salaries stated.
The final certificates of Stack
Bros. and c. E. Wierschke for con-
tract on his Lincoln school build
ing, was referred to the finance
committee with claim of architect,
with instructions to examine the
same and when ready to report, to
request clerk to call special meeting
of the board.
The finance committee reported
the following accounts as audited
by them and recommended their
payment, which was approved and
the clerk instructed to draw war
rants for the respective amounts to
the persons named following:
Albert Kolstad, supplies.--.$ 2.25
R. S. Miller, supplies...-- 7.4O
Mrs. Lima, janitor work.. 1000
Mrs. Kantola, janitor work. 1000
Ed. Nixon, wood----.-.-- $500
Ely Finnish Stock Co., sup
| lies -------.-.-----.-.----. o.ol
E.. H. Holdren, boiler in
spector, High School Bdg. eco
| st. Croix Lbr. Co., lumber 17.49
Ely Hardware Co., hose and
nozzle 1850
Doris Knutson, teaching. 400
Berglund Bros, supplies. 42o3
IC. L. Newberry, cash paid
for supplies, express, etc. GA
Ore & Locket Hdw. Co.,
school supp1ies.-----....--.105. 80
Ely Miner, printing. 45.25
Eddie Takkunen, labor as
Jan1tOr---.--------.- Z.oO
Eddie Takkunen, work on
storm sash, etc.-----. $50
| John Johnson, janitor work 200
| John Johnson, work on storm
sash, c-----.-----.---.-..- $50
John Hario, labor $50
Emmett Coffey, labor---..--.- $40
A. K. Johnson, labor.-...--.. 400
First Nat. Bank, insurance $500
Geo. Brozich, insurance.----.103.OO
wv. 7. James, 10000
Albert Kolstad, work done at
request of Stack Bros, to
be deducted from contract
on Lincoln buildings 1880
D. & I. R. Ry. Co., te1e-
phone charge End quarter
1909 ---------.-.--.--...-.. 3e.ss
Matt Meittunen, cash paid
for supplies. --------------- .63
John Bedford, frt. and livery HOO
A. K. Johnson, labor on side
walk, Lincoln.-.---.-... 500
City of Ely, light for April 65.71