Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-02-25
VOLUME XXXXX
Proceedings Of the Board OF
Education
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

The following accounts were allowed
and ordered paid, all voting in the af
frmative:
Wisconsin Telephone Co., for ser
wees. y. ~
J. w. Moore, for printing 13 81
Clarence Schmidt, for work .... 24s
B. +. Mccormick, for teaching
night school, 9 evenings ...... IL. 81
j. +. Stuckert, for teaching night
school, 9 evenings ....... IL. u
j. w. Martindill, for teaching
night school. 9 evenings ...... 13. 5C
Philip Muegge, for paper basket. SOC
Schempf Bros. Co., for supplies. 81
Chas. Cruel, for money advanced
for freight, carriage, etc. 11l.6t
w. p. RUseman, for money ad-
yanced for expressage, etc. -. Ace
Western Union Telegraph Co., for
services 81
Cooley Grocery House, for toilet
paper. soap. oil, ETC.. ... %. 4;
II. TetZlaff, for wood ..... 9 81
ii. TetzIaff, for ceal ........-.. 1877 .Ot
Schmutzer &c Heismann, for sup
plies and labor, High School >. go
Schmutzler & Heismann, for sup
plies and labor, School No. g.. 93S
Schmutzler q Heismann, for sup
plies and labor, School No. A.. So
VIM. Reibe, for carpenter work
and supplies 20. Z;
John T. Ryan, for supplies, cray
ons, erdsers and stationery, etc. 81 2!
VIM. Schiebel, plumbers supplies 90 81
WatertOwn Lumber q Coal Co.,
for lumber Emanuel training)
and repairs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a. "
j. B. Murphy Co., for supplies,
charcoal, etc .... 81 Is
VIM. &. Pritzlaff & Co., for hard
ware supplies. ................. 81 2
c. R. Field, for money advanced
for gas and electric bills, mos,
exchange on drafts, ETC.. ....... 81 %
Claude & Stark, for architects
services on Lincoln school. -. 200. 0C
A. r. Veins Brush Co., brushes b. %
H0ughton, Miffiin Co., text books. II sc
Industrial Education Pub. Co.,
for sewing tablets ...... 45C
R. r. Johnson, for shade, cord
ana postage observation-disclosures .Sa
The Charities Publication Co., for
reference book. ............e... sc
Geo. Brunnder, for text books -. 1.9(
Automatic Pencil Sharpener Co.,
repairs ...... ................ An
&C. Pollworth Co., manuel train
ing supplies. INSTRUMENTATION. sc
Eleanor Miller School Books, for
reference library ........ 3.4C
American Seating Co., for setting
up desks 45. .0(
|. G. Heath q Co., for text books. 4 SS
Educational Publishing Co., for
text books Observation-Disclosures. AT
A. Flanagan Co., for school sup
pies .......... D. 8.
Newson Il Co., chart and stand =. Ga
III. I'll. West Co., for school sup
pies .. At
S. j. Gillian q Co., for six class
records NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15C
I'll. Niedukm Co., NebSter's Inter
national Dictionaries . 80. 26 At
d. & f. Kusel Co.. for hardware
supplies, bolts. screws, etc. - 7.2T
Sheblak & Herzog, for kalsomin-
ing l.Ul
ID. q +. Kusel Co., for one snow
SnOVel, iron Observation-Disclosures. i. III
ID. & +. KuSel Co, for hardware
supplies. 4. 81
G.. +. Frey, for money advanced
for telegraph message. 81
On motion, the wages of the janitor OF
Lincoln school was increased to $50. O(
per school month, beginning Feb. lst
1910, all voting in the affirmative.
The contract for printing the proceed
ings of the Board of Education was lei
to the Watertown Daily Times, being
the only bidder. at 80 cents per folio, all
voting in the affirmative.
On motion, the members of the Com.
mon Council, city officials and citizens
in general were invited to inspect Lin,
coin School on Feb. II, 1910.
On motion the board adjourned
CARL R. FIELD, Clerk.
Special meeting of the Beard of Edu
cation held February 14th, 1910.
Quorum present and President Moore
in the chair.
Whereas, bid of P. HI. Swift, of the
Watertown Weekly Leader, had been
mislaid at the regular meeting, by which
said P. H. Swift agreed to publish the
proceedings of the Board Of Education
at the rate of 20 cents per folio. his be
ing the lowest bid, the action by which
the printing of such proceedings was
given to the Watertown Daily Times
was, on motion, reconsidered, and the
contract was awarded to P. FL. Swift
Watertown Weekly Leader. at 20 cents
per folio, all voting in the affirmative.
On recommendation of the committee
on Buildings and Grounds and the Fl
nance committee, it was ordered that al
order be drawn in favor of Wagner &