The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-01-12


Co., repairs ........... 1874
Johnson & Sundberg, re-
pairs 10 w
American Exchange Bank,
interest on school orders 1891
White Sewing Machine Co.,
furniture for dom. SCI
ence dept. ............ $500
Alexander Reid & Co.,, sup
plies dom. science dept. 2.06
Woodruff Lumber Co., sup
plies, manual training
oept. .... ......' l|V.oo
The Macmillan Co., text
DOCKS l.zO
Lyon 4 Healy, text books. 1920
Laird 4 Lee. publishers,
text books 26.6v
The Carletonia, library. 800
Eddys Dray 4 Stage line,
fuel and drayage. ..... 277.64
Virginia Transfer & Fuel
Co., fuel and drayage. 554. ~
Eaton Dray Line, fuel and
drayage ............. 1856
P. Savolainen, repairs to
ClOckS 0.VV
Virginia Foundry & Machine
Co., repairs ........... 1895
Virginia Store Co.. supplies 2V.1S
Troy ST. am Laundry, school
laundry .............. 5.96
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., school supplies go. 80
Lafayette Bliss, freight ex-
press and other bills paid 32.08
Nestor Sanens, fuel for
Farmstead school ...... 1000
Hass~ ngers Dray line, dray-
age go
American LaFrance Fire
Engine Co., fire extinguish-
erS 4o.VV
Silver, Burdett & Co.. text
DOCKS 1S.o4
Gregg Publishing Co., text
DOCKS Wv
Virginia Hardware Co.,
schuul supplies ........ 1926
Joseph r. Rooney, grading
school grounds. ........ 687.3l
St. Paul BOOK Il Stationery
Co., library books ..... 47.OS
of pupils ............ 77.s4
Boylan & Co., repairs. 40
Virginia Electric Power &
water Co.. current. ..... 4l.O5
Chas. n. Shand, commission
Oh contract for Lincoln
SchOOl 45.OO
Emil Solve, painting interior
technical building ...... 46.75
c. hoskllly, PLUMBING re-
pairs Aol.OV
First National Bank, insur-
ance premiums .......... 426.47
Mattson-Thurston Agency,
insurance premiums go. 341.2o
Virginia Employment Co.,
insurance premiums go. 77.46
Gardner-MacDonald Agency,
insurance premiums ...... 635 80
Minnesota teal Estate & In
surance CO., insurance
premiums ............. 682.l2
McDonald-Gill Agency, in
surance prem1Qms ..... 754.93
Aggregate salaries for No.
Vemb~r. 1911 ......... $7O44.34
Moved Dy X. J. McGhee, seconded
by }. h. Fleming, that the above res
olutlon be adopted. Ayes: r. J.
McGhee, Mitchell Stewart, G. H.
Moore. Joseph Roskilly. J. H. Flem-
ing, Z. E. hendrick. Nayes: None.
Jacob DIANA, who appeared per-
sonally and requested that he be
allowed to transport the children in
lis immediate vicinity to the Home
stead school, stated that his children
.4ad to walk about three miles, and
that there were nine children who
lad considerable distance to go,
whom he could pick up on the way
60 school who would benefit by this
transportation. He presented a
sketch showing approximately the
distance and direction of the roads
which had to be travelled by these
children. lie wanted $500 month
20 transport these children.
This matter was discussed very
thoroughly, and during the discus
lion it was proposed that as many
.nembers of the board as could visit
these outlying schools and investi-
gate matters pertaining to them. The
following motion was then entertain
I'd by the chairman: Moved by R. ].
McGhee, seconded by Mitchell Stew
art. that Jacob DIANA be employed
at $45 90 per month for one month
10 transport the children from his
vicinity to the Homestead school, it
being understood that II everything
was satisfactory and the board so
desired that his services be contin-
ued. Carried.
Mr.. Sullivan, who transports pu-
pills from the Minnowas and Lilly
Mine locations, appeared and re
luested an increase in his salary. A.
Ter considerable discussion the fol-
lowing motion was entertained by
the chairman: Moved by G. H.
Moore, seconded by c. E. Hendrick,
that Mr.. Sullivan be allowed $500
per month for transporting pupils
from the Minnewas and Lilly Mine
locations to the schools. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the meet
ing adjourn. Carried.
Adopted January 10, 1912.
C. E. HENDIRCK.
Clerk.
Special Meeting of the Board of Ed