Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-15
Board OF Education
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

IecS uidl ueotiHS VI tHe Dual u VI Euu-
cation held April 9th, 1910. All mem
bers present except CONS. O'Malley and
Vaughan. Pres. Moore in the chair.
Reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting; monthly report of the superin-
tendent; several accounts were presented
and referred to the Finance committee.
On recommendation of the Finance
committee the following accounts were
allowed and ordered paid, all voting in
the Affirmative:
Jacob & Blumenfeld, for insur-
ance on steam boiler $45 90
c. E. Emmerling, for insurance
on Lincoln school building . 13. 90
G. Buchheit, for insurance on fur
niture in Lincoln school. 80. $40
James W. Moore, for insurance on
Lincoln school building ..... &c. 90
H. I. Eberle, for supplies ...... 2.25
WatertOwn Daily Times, for pub
fishing .35
Chas A. Gamm, for supplies. 80. 3.5S
A. r. Wiens Brush Co., for brushes
(2bills). $50
6. B. Lewis Co.. for shavings. ..... 1.35
DOrnfeld-Kunert Co., for work on
No. 4 iron doors ............... 4 35
D. & F. KuseI Co., for hardware
supplies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 3S
VIM. Gorder Co., for c. Il, on ac-
count OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bUO. w
j. W. Martindill, for teaching
night school. ........... 600
j. +. Stuckert, for teaching night
school. 800
B. E. Mccormick, for teaching
night school 49,. 900
". O'Brien, for washing windows 100
j. W. Martindill, for money ad
vanced for typewriter supplies. 1.9O
Yawkey-Crowley Lumber Co., for
manual training supplies ...... $50
II. CRUDE & Co., supplies, soap,
matches, etc .................. Is. IL
WatertOwn Gas & Electric Co., for
supplies and labor and meter
rent. ................... IL 81
W. 2. ROseman, for money ad-
yanced for eXpTeSSage. e......... 3. IS
VIM. Welk, for washing towels
and night school work ........ 81. 81
A. Flanagan Co., for text books . 8. 26
Chas. Scribner's Sons, for supple
mentary reading q bilIs). go. S13
American Book Co.. for text books 147 35
American Book Co, for High
School dictionary. ary. 780
Underwood Typewriter Co., for
supplies q bills ..... -. 5.65
lIer-Bryant-P Pierce Co., for prac-
tlce ribbons ................... 30
W. NJ. " elch Manufacturing Co.,
for paper. 800
II. Fl. est Co.. for school supplies
q bilIs) 8.85
Wagner & Bauman, for extras on
Lincoln school 49,. . 800. IS "a
Mic. 0'COnDeII. refund for water. 2 80
The committee on Buildings and
Grounds and the Superintendent were
directed TO look in5e the matter of build
ing cement walks at Lincoln school and
to engage the City Engineer to draw
plans and specifications for the same, to
be submitted to the Board at the next
regular meeting. All voting in the af
frmative.
The following resolution by Commits
sioner Voss was unanimously adopted:
EXH. A. APRIL 6. 1910.
Resolved, That the President of the
Board of Education be and he is hereby
ut..Orized and directed, in case Of any
burglary of school buildings, or any
destruction of school property, to offer
suitable reward, with the consent of the
Committee on Finance, for any infOr-
nation that will lead to the detection
and punishment of the criminals.
The following resolution was unani-
mOusly adopted:
Resolved, That the Board sincerely re-
grets to lose one of its most faithful
members in the person of Mr.. Chas. E.
Frey, who declined to stand for re elec-
tiOn.
On motion, GIady Schmidt and Ray
mond schmidt, nonresident pupils stay
ing at the home Of Mrs. Borkenhagen,
were admitted to the schools at One-half
tuition; and Harry Redford, staving at
the home of R. E. SchOOlcraft, and Ray
mond Sullivan, staying at the home Of
Miss Tessie Byrne, were admitted to the
schools free Of tuition, all voting in the
affirmative.
On motion the Board ordered the pur
chase of an Underwood Duplicator at the
price of $1,000; al voting in the affirma-
tive. Adjournment.
CARL R. FIELD, Clerk.