Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-13
Board of Education.

roll call the following members were
ipresent:
George G. Cooley, commissioner of the
1st ward; Albert Frattinger, commits
sioner of the End ward; James W. Moore,
commissioner OF the 3rd ward; Franklin
B. Weber, commissioner of the 9TH ward;
VIM. +. VOss, commissioner OF the 9th
ward; Chas. A. Vaughan, commissioner
of the 7th ward.
Absent, DR.. J. M. O'Malley, commits
sioner of the 18th ward.
On motion of Com Voss, Mr.. James
w. Moore was unanimously elected presi-
dent of the board.
On motion the rules of the preceding
board were adopted for the government
of the present board.
The president appointed the following
| standing COMMITTEES: Finance, VIM. f
Voss, Geo. G. Cooley, Albert Frat
finger; text books, Geo. G. Crowley, Chas.
A. Vaughan, VIM. F. Voss; buildings and
grounds, Frank B. Weber, Chas. A..
Vaughan, Albert Frattinger; supplies,
DIR. j. NJ. O'Malley, Frank B. Weber, Geo.
G. Cooley; teachers and instruction, Vim.
F. VOss, Chas. A. Vaughan, DIR. j. NJ.
lO'Malley.
Several accounts were presented and
referred to the finance committee.
| The finance committee reported in
favor of allowing the following accounts
which were allowed and ordered paid, all
voting in the affirmative:
Jas. W. Moore, for printing and
material. ........... .$ 3.6O
Achtenhagen & Borchart, Tor cheese
| cloth. 2.45
Schmutzler e Krier. 80
| WatertoWn Gas & Electric Co., for
| supplies for Lincoln School,. -. 1890
Wisconsin Telephone Co., for SER
| vice for Apr. and May. ........ 1900
Watertown Novelty Works, for 3
Dishes. I.OO
LOUIS Griep, for hauling ashes and
rubbish 1.5O
Cooley Grocery House, for supplies All
JOhu Schatz, for carpenter work. 1850
| John w. Burns, for coal and wood
g bills). 67.32
VIM. Schiebel, for labor and ma
| terlal. 9.3O
Watertown Weekly Leader, for
printing proceedings Mar. and
apr, eIc. 400
j. B. Murphy Co., for shades, mir
! rOr and curtain rods ........... $3.50
| Edward King, for drayage. ........ 10
w. P. ROseman. for money advanc
ed for expressage, etc. ........-. 1850
Parker Educational Co., for second
| Underwood duplicatOr ......... 1900
G. R. Field, for money advanced for
| gas, electric bills, exchange on
drafts. 49.|4
! Watertown Lumber & Coal Co., for
material. .66
| The following resolution by the COM
mittee on text books, marked Exh. A.,
was UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
| Resolved that the committee en- text
be and the same is hereby authorized
and directed to purchase a sufficient
number of Holden Patent Book Covers
| together with quantity Of binders and
repair material to properly cover and re-
pair our text books during the school
year l91C-1911.
On motion the committee on supplies
was authorized and directed to buy the
necessary garden hose for use in the
schools, all in the affirmative.
The following resolution by Com. Voss
was adopted, all voting in the afirma-
tive:
| Exh. B, May 4, 1910.
Resolved, that the annual picnic o. the
children of the public schools of this
city be held On the Thursday of the last
week of school ending the school year,
and further.
Resolved, that the commencement ex-
ercises of the grammar grade be held on
Tuesday and of the high school on We'd
nesday of said last week of school.
The clerk was instructed by rgsolu-
tiOn to notify all present teachers who
want to be reappointed for the ensuing
year to send in their applications for po-
sitions before the next regular meeting
in June.
: On motion the election of superin-
tendent of schools and principal of the
high school was laid over until May 10th.
The following resolution by Com. Voss
was unanimously adopted:
Exh. d.
Resolved, that the salary of the clerk
of the board Of education Of this city for
the ensuing yeaa be and the same is
hereby fixed in the sum of $4,000. said
salary to be paid monthly in the same
manner and at the same time as teach
ers wages are now paid.
On motion DR.. Carl r. Field was elect