The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-11-14
Board of Education.

mace MS monthly report Oh SCuOoi
affairs.
The Finance committee presented the
following report which was adopted, and
the accounts therein were allowed. all
voting in the affirmative.
Watertown, Wis: Nov. 9Th, 1918
To the Hon; the Board of Education,
Gentlemen,
Your Finance committee respectfully
reports that we have examined the fol-
lowing accounts and recommend their
allowance as follows:
Jos. Wright & Son, for insurance 21.O0
O. G.. Hahn, for insurance .......S 42.00
VIM. II. Rohr & Son, for assurances 5000
jacob & Blumenfeld, for insur-
ance. ................. -. $l2o.OJ
7. J. Berto, for expenses to Super
intendents meeting .........:$ 6.95
Frank VergenZ, for freight and
drayage.. .................$ AZ
Watertown Weekly Leader, for
printing proceedings. .........$ $50
Arthur Bursinger, for labor, ma
terial and money advanced for
freight and drayage e biIls).. S AZ. rs
]. B. Murphy Co., for material. IS 10
Baumann Dairy Co., for supplies
domestic SCIENCE ............$ 2.4O
M. e HI. Iffiand, for supplies do
nestle sclence) ................$ o.bb
Ed. Carey, for hauling garbage. $ 800
Watert0Wn Coal and Lumber Co.,
for wood. ......$ 4.2o
Hurold Kunert, for money refund
ed for tuition advanced. ......$ 6.75
VIM. Welk, for janitor service at
night school. ................. $3.50
F. A. Noyak, for typewriter car
UDu. LOU
II. I. Eberle, for supplies. .......$ 4.39
Cooley Grocery House. Tor supplies$ 400
D. & F. Kusel Co., for supplies. S 5.58
Standard Brush Co., for broom. IS $50
Schlueter & Kiefer, for material
ana LABOR ..... I.........: ...$ 800
Louis G. Schlueter, for material
and labor. $50
II. Tetzlaff, for coal. 1855. ~
Dornfeld, Kunert Co., for furnace
materials, etc.,. $1,000
Otto Biefeld & Co., for material
and labor e bills. =. ........$ 5136
Diamond Ink Co., for ink. .......$ 1928
A. ]. Nystrom & Co., for globes
. &. LIZ
WatertOwn Gas & Electric Co.,
for service and supplies .... S 1896
Remington Typewriter Co., for
typewriter supplies e bills) IS 42.15
Chas. Scribner's Sons, for library
DOCKS. ......... l.34
D. c. Heath & Co., for library
books. ............S Ill
Henry Holt & Co., for text books$ 1853
The Macmillan Co., for reference
BOOKS. 3.41
Educational Publishing Co., for
supplies $50
Baker Paper Co., for supplies. IS 1856
Thomas Charles Co., for supplies 8 &c. AZ
J. W. Moore, agt., for insurance. s p 90
Watertown Gas & Electric Co.,
Respectfully submitted,
William H. Woodland,
John G. Conway,
Committee on Finance.
The following resolution by the COM
mittee on text books was adopted, all
voting in the Affirmative:
Resolved, that the committee on text
books be and the same is hereby author
lied and directed to purchase Bacon's
German Composition, published by Allyn
q Bacon. The cost per copy is 800
net. Twenty-four copies will be needed.
The Committee on supplies presented
the following recommendation, which
was adopted, all voting in the afr
native;
Your Committee on supplies hereby
recommend that an organ be purchased
for Lincoln school at price not IL ex-
coed $4,000.
The following resolution by Mr.. Con-
way was adopted:
Resolved, that committee of five con-
sisting OF the President of the Board and
four members to be appointed by him to
examine into the question Of adopting
the school, provision of the General City
Charter Law to supercede the special
school law now in force and governing
the common schools of this city and re-
port as soon as convenient.
The president appointed the following
members on the committee: Conway,
Gle, Woodard, Richards.
The following resolution, by Mr..
Conway was adopted and referred to