Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-26

Rowland, Babcock, Paulus, Horton,
Hatch. and Natwick, t1O), Absent:
commissioners Reeves. Raglan, Bein,
Nash. Johnson, and Meilicke, C6).
The minutes of the last regular
meeting held May Il, 1913, and the
special meetings held on May 10,
1913, and May q, 1913, were then
read and approved.
The contract for the construction. OF
the steel roof rtuss work in the Lin
coin school submitted to the North
western Bridge and Iron Company Of
Milwaukee, and signed by them, was
then read It was moved and carried
unanimously that the President and
Clerk be authorized to sign the con
tract in behalf Of the Board of Edu-
cation upon receipt of acceptable sur
ETY. bond from insurance company.
Bids for the hauling and storing of
coal in the schools We're then con-
sidered from Bossert Coal Co., E. C.
Ketchum, and F. E. Kellner.
It was moved and carried unani-
mousIy that the contract for the haulE
ing and storing of the coal shipped
to the Board of Education be given
to Bossert Coal Co., they being the
lowest bidders.
It was further moved and carried
that all cars Of coal be weighed on
railroad scales ON this end of the line
before delivery.
The following bills We're then, on
motion, allowed and ordered paid:
Green bay & Western R. R.
Co., freight on coal ......$ 327 90
Taylor & Scott, treasurer's
bond 49,. ..... 800. 20 90
Homer Ghoca, cleaning chin
news $500. -. 800. II 90
E. c. Ketchum, hauling coal 1O2 AZ
The c. Reiss Coal Co., coal 465 81
Johnson & Hill Co. suppIise 80 IS
Wells Fargo & Co. Express,
express ...-.- 30
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., balance due ..- 138 10
F. S. Gill, glass ..... -. 5 80
Remington Typewriter Co., re-
pairs III
Wood Co. Tel Co. rental and
Tony Edwards, Domestic Sci
ence supplies 49,. 49,. 3 Is
Wood County Reporter,
supplies 1890. O5
John E. Daily, Daily Drug &
JeWelry Co., supplies and re-
pairs ...... ...... ..... 20 70
Mrs. Jas. Corcoraan, milk :. 2 30
H. A Reneau, engraving di-
plomas 1890. ...... 10 70
Keuffel & Esger Co. supplies 1 80
Electric & Water Co., lights
and power, May ...... 80 81
Nash Grocery Co. supplies 81 %
D. L. Ellis, 8 orchestra rehear-
sails $500. $3.50. H..... 20 90
Am. Express Co. express :. 1 %
Mrs. T. P. Daily, rental of pi-
ano ...... ..... ...... 25 90
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds then reported on the repair
work on the schools for the summer
vacation. 1t was moved and CARR
ed that the report be accepted.
1t was moved and carried that
the insurance on the Lincoln Build
ing, due on July 1, 1913, be distribut
ed as follows:
F. G. Gilkey 49,. IS 100000
c. E. Boles .. -. 100000
FTitzsinger ms. Agency =. 100000
| Taylor & Scott 80. -. 100000
Commi ssioner Hill reported that
the Board of Education has no claim
against the railroad company fol-
%bunching' of cars. 1t was shown
that there was ample time to unload
cars between shipments
1t was moved and carried unani.
mously that the Janitor of the Elmer
son school be granted monthly
increase of five dollars in sal
airy, beginning with June, 1913.
Upon motion duly carried, the sure
ty bond Of w. H. Reeves, Treasurer,
| for Ten Thousand dollars by the Ma
tional Surety Company of New York,
was accepted
Motion was made and carried that
bids be called for from the different
banks to act as depository for the
school fund for the ensuing year.
Motion made and carried that the
Board of Education adjourned subjec
to call.
c. W. Schwede,
Clerk Of Board of Education.
(Signed) l. P. Witter,
President of Board Of Education