Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-16
Board of Education

cation held Aug 9th, 1910.
Quorum present, President Moore in
the chair
Meeting was called for the purpose of
| making alterations in the Webster
school. Plans furnished by Otto c.
Riebe, architect, for alterations and ad
ditiOns to Webster school were on mo-
ton adopted, all voting in the affirma-
tive.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for sealed proposals for said work, to be
opened on or before Aug. 10th, 1910, at s
O'Clock p. ~. Adjourned.
C. R. Field, Clerk.
Aug. 18th, 1910.
Miss Anna Blackburn was appointed
teacher of Domestic Science, wages $1,000
per school month. All voting in the
affirmative.
Sealed proposals Tor alterations and
additions to Webster school were opened,
and the contract for such work was
awarded to VIM. Riebe, being the lowest
bidder, at $1,OS9.OO, all voting in the
affirmative Adjourned.
c.. R. Field, Clerk.
Aug. 31st, 1910.
Quorum present, President Moore in
the chair.
Meeting was called for considering the
request Of Miss Rachel Coss to be reIeas-
ed from her contract as teacher Of Eng
lish and History in the High school, and
to appoint teacher in her place.
Miss Rachel Coss vas on motion re-
leased from her contract as said teacher.
On motion, Miss Gertrude Evans was
appointed as teacher of English and His
tory in the High school, and her wages
were fixed at 5000 per school month,
all voting in the affirmative.
On motion the Second Grade certli-
Gates of Miss Rose Brasky and Emma
Wittchow were renewed for a period of
years, and the First Grade certificate
of Miss Mary Giblin was renewed for a
period of years, and the First Grade
certificate of Mary Weise was renewed
for a period of years, Oh account of
having attended summer school for two
weeks and three weeks respectively.
Adjournment.
c. r. Field, Clerk.
Of of q I'd of In
cation held September 7th, 1910. All
members present except CONS. Frattin-
ger and Vaughan; President Moore in
the chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Several accounts were presented and
referred to the Finance committee.
The Finance committee presented a
report in favor of the following accounts
which were, on motion, allowed and Or
dered paid, all voting in the Affirmative:
Wisconsin Telephone Co., for ser
vices. .......S IOO
Watertown Weekly Leader, for
publishing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1855
Watertown Gas & Electric Co.,
for gas and electric light. 800. 5.62
Jas. W. Moore, for printing and
publishing .....,:........... 70. IS
H. T. Eberle, for supplies. .... 1880
H. CRUDE & Co., for supplies 80. 1872
Chas. Fischer & Son Co., for rib
Don .........:: 6.22
VIM. Krebs, for supplies, soap
and matches. Observation-Disclosures. IS
R. H. Brennecke, for supplies. -. 1913
Weltberger Publ. Co., for pub
fishing. .................... 2.45
c. Bretan, for sharpening and
filing .................... 4.5O
VIM. c. Raue, for supplies. ...... 3.13
Grossert & Kuehn, for furnace
supplies and labor ........... 1880
H. H. West Company, for school
supplies. ,....:.. g. 50
A. R. Wiens Brush Co., for win
dow brush. ......... 40
The Holden Patent Book Cover
Co., for book covers ........ Ill 81
L. G.. Smith & Bros, for type
writer supplies ............... go
HOughton, Miffiin Company, for
library books. ............. 295
NJ. W. HOpsOn, for cleaning Chin
news and cutters. ........ 80. 1000
WaterLOWn IurnVoroln, Tor hall
rent. 1920. 3O.Oo
Andrew MatsOn, for Uniting
school house. northumberland. 1000
VIM. G.. Pritzlaff & Co., for work
and material 1928
Geo. P. Traemer & Son, for work
and material 496. so
F. B. Weber, for teaming and
roller at Lincoln school. 80. $50
Chas. Schumann, for labor, haul
ing rubbish $50
c. B0ldt, for labor, cleaning up.. 1.95
The Finance committee presented
report on estimate of school taxes neces-
sary to be levied by the city for the en-
suing school year, Exh. A, which was,
on motion, adopted and filed, and the
clerk was ordered to transmit a copy of
the same to the common council,
Resolution by the Committee on Text
Books authorizing and directing the
same to exchange 81 copies of Pitman-
n ho, % e.,