The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-04-21

have the requisite number of credits
at the close of the school year:
Henry Baribeau, Lembe Mem
omen, Ira Griffin, Joseph Prisk,
Esther Hario, Emma Sanger, How
ard Nicholas, Edwin Takkunen
and Richard Williams,
On motion duly carried the rec
ommendation was approved and
ordered filed.
Il The committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported that the gymna-
SUM classes in the Lincoln school
had been discontinued OIL April 1 i,
and recommended that the salary
of Elias LaBeau as ianitor of the
gymnasium be discontinued from
that date.
On motion duly carried the rec
ommendation was approved and
the report ordered filed.
The finance committee reported
that they had examined the follow
ing bills, found them correct and
recommended their payment:
Atlas School Supply Co, sup. $4S. 81
c H Barnes, express etc. 500
Brownell & Co, supplies ......~ 21.01
City of Ely, water and elec'y 1888
Carnegie Fuel Co, coal .,...,.-. 100. So
R ] Coffeen, livery 800. .....-... 1857
D & ! R Co, freight ......,- 2s.19
telephone $1,000. 1890
CHM & Co, music ...... SIS
Richard Hodge, repairs 100000. 1.5O
Johnson Service Co. repairs IS
Mrs. Kosk!, laundry 100000 -. - 1899
A Kolstad, repairs .... .,...,... 800
Scott Graft Lumber Co, lmbr $500
Herman Kandelin, repairs 200
Mrs. Laitala, janitor ..-- 500
Mrs. LUNA, janitor - .~ 500
Laing Hardware Co, suppl's 4.2O
Alice Meighen, supplies, - 200
R S Miller, supplies ............~ Ass
Gus Niemi, wood w 80. .......... 45.O0
Oliver Iron Mining Co, reps SOL
Herman Pete, wood . .....-- 127.74
John Rautio, janitor ..,.... 1.SO
Sartori Bros. supplies ,..........- $50
st Croix Lbr. Co. heating 1000
Scott Forsman, text books - 1.63
Ed Takkunen, janitor 80. .,..... 1.SO
Ula ] Wood, supplies -. ,... 800
Wells Music Co, music - 1.3O
Jno A Wilson, music ......... liza
On motion duly carried the re-
port was adopted, ordered filed and
the secretary instructed to issue
warrants for the different amounts.
The committee on schools rec
ammended that Wendall S. West
colt be engaged as teacher in the
Commercial Dept. at salary of
500. 90 per month and Ebba Sven
son be engaged as principal of the
Savoy school at $500 per month
for the school year of 1911 and
1912.
On motion duly carried the rec
concentrations were approved and
the proper officers instructed to
enter into contracts with these par
ties.
The same committee reported
that Mr.. Biddlecombe had filed the
inventory of the store room and
had been released on March 31st.
They also presented recommended
ton covering the manner in which
supplies be purchased and handled
in the future and defining the dut-
les of the bookkeeper and steno-
grapher in connection with attend
ing to personal correspondence for
the employees of the district and
the use of its stationery and also
recommended that the Supt. report
at the next regular meeting on all
furniture, etc., constructed or
in course of construction in the
manual training department, show
ing the disposition of articles made
and also the intended disposition
of the articles under course of con-
struction and that any amounts
collected be presented to the Board
for its acceptance or rejection and
that an inventory be taken of the
finished work in the cooking sec
tion of the domestic science de-
partment and presented at the next
regular meeting and that a report
be filed each month in future. show
ing the disposition of articles in
that department during the month.
After considerable discussion
and a few corrections being made
in the recommendations, it was
moved and duly carried that the