Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-07-15
Board of Education

previous meeting.
Several accounts were presented and
referred to the finance Committee.
The Finance Committee reported in
favor of the following accounts, which
ware allowed and ordered paid, all vOt-
ing IN the affirmative:
The Holden Patent Book Cover
Co., for supplies. es............S 4 80
S. Y. Gillian & Co., for supplies -. 5 90
S. Y. Gillian & Co., for supplies. z 60
HoughtOn, Miffin Co., for reference
| library, q bills. s)............. 2 06
H. G. ellis, for Stating and labor. s DO
WatertOwn Daily Times Co., pub
fishing bids for coal. ... 1 90
WatertOWn Lumber & Coal Co.,
for manual training supplies 66
Watertown Novelty Works, for re-
| pairing table e.... so
| Otto Biefeld & Co., for work and
material Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
| W. P. ROseman, for money adv.
for express and kilograms ... 26
Wisconsin Telephone Co., for tele-
phone service. e.,......... ) 05
Jas. W. Moore, for printing and
publishing ...... ........... 19 50
| NOwach & KOhIs, for furniture. .. 90
WatertOWn Weekly Leader, for
publishing proceedings. etc.. 90
Yawkey-Crowley Lumber Co., for
lumber for manual training. . 10 73
D. q +. Kusol Co., for hardware
supplies. .................... 10
WatertoWn Gas & Electric Co., for
DOX taporS. III
McGolrick Fuel Co., for coal and
wood. 10 80 |
Edward King, for drayage ....... 25
+. W. Lehman, for lumber for
manual training. .......... 720
Fl. & o. Winkenwerder, for hard
ware supplies. .... '''''' ..... AZ
The Cooley Grocery House for sup.
pies OO
+. B. Weber, for lemons and sugar
for picnic Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
Z. B. Weber, for supplies, brooms,
oil, etc. 9 25
W. L. ROseman, for money adj
vance d for commencement
speaker ~ w |
On motion the Committee On Build
ings and Grounds and the Finance Com |
mlttee authorized and directed to call |
and advertise for sealed proposals for
building cement sidewalks at Lincoln |
school, according TO the plans and speci-
ficatiOns for the same, and the Commit |
tee on Buildings and Grounds and the |
Finance Committee were authorized to |
let the contract for building such side |
walks to the lowest responsible bidders, |
all voting in the affirmative.
On recommendation Of the Committee /
on Teachers and Instruction, Teachers |
Certificates were granted to the follow
ing persons: Miss Anna Holland, End. |
grade certificates; Misses Hilda Kruger, |
Helen Reilley rnd Elizabeth O'Brien, |
Sd. grade certificates. The End. grade |
certificates Of Lillian Habhegger and |
Leona Steinmann and the 3rd. grade GER
tificate of Mamie Stacy were extended |
for the period of one year, said teachers |
having attended the summer session Of |
the Whitewater Normal school during |
1909.
By resolution the Board was author
lied to purchase a Monarch typewriter
from J. W. Martindill for the sum of |
$3.50, all voting in the affirmative.
The following teachers were elected to
fill the existing vacancies in the high |
school: Thos. j. BertO, first assistant in
the high school at s115.0O per school
month; f. 0. Edwards, teacher Of man
ual training and drawing at $500 per
school month; Miss Rachel Cross. teach
er of English, physiology and botany, at
SO 90 per school month.
On motion the appointment of Miss
Myrtle Huber as teacher of the second |
grade in Webster school was recOnsid-
cred and she was appointed as teacher of
1st. grade in Webster school at wages of
$4,000 per school month, all voting in
the affirmative.
Miss Florence Piller was elected
teacher of the End. grade in Webster
school at wages of $4700 per school
month and Miss Helen Reilly was elect
ed teacher of the 3rd. grade in Webster
school at wages of S34.O0 per school
month, each receiving majority of the
votes cast.
Contracts for furnishing coal and
wood for the public schools for the ensu-
ing year were awarded to the lowest
bidders as follows: Soft coal, McGoIrick
Fuel Co. at $5.55 per ton; hard coal to
Watertown Lumber & Fuel Co. at $50 |
per ton, All to be weighed on the city
scales. Hard wood to be cut at $7.25 per
cord.
Or motion the R0ard adiOurned