The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-01-16
School Board Proceedings


Reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting which were approved. Ac-
counts were presented and referred to
the finance committee. The superin-
tendent presented his monthly report
which was accepted and placed on file.
The finance committee presented the
following report which was adopted,
and the accounts therein contained were
allowed and ordered paid, all voting in
the affirmative:
To the Hon., the Board of Education,
Gentlemen:
Your finance committee espectfully
reports that we have examined the fol-
lowing accounts and recommend their
allowance as follows:
Times Publishing Co. for print
ing .........,.......$ 1.5O
D. C F. Kusel Co. for repairs IS 125
Otto Jaedecke, for supplies do
meStic science) ............$ go
Bauman Dairy Co.. for supplies
domestic science) S 120
Otto w. Bayer, for supplies (do-
mestic science) .............$ 4.76
New Method Laundry, for laundry
domestic science) .... IS 258
VIM. G. Pritzlaff C Co.for supplies$ 26O
Thomas j. Berto, for express and
postage adv. .............$ 1877
Frank Vergenz, for freight and
w. Trautman, for teachers wages
might schooD ..........$ 1900
E. L. Grady, for teachers wages
might schooD D....I.......$ 1900
B. c. Trueblood, for teachers
wages might schooD .......$ 1900
Gladys E. Hilliker, for teachers
wages might schooD .....$ 800
Alb. Kruger, for janitor's wages
might school) ).......$ 4.50
Standard Brush Co. for brushes,
ETC.,. .................$ 565
Chas. Heismann, for material and
labor z bills) ).................$ 1928
Knaak Bros, for pencil sharpenerss 22.5o
Otto Biefeld C Co. for repairs and
labor e bills) ),............$ 1888
Wisconsin Telephone Co. for SER
wees. ..................$ 7.3O
Watertown Gas & Electric Co. for
services ......... y T.Zz
Watertown Gas 8: Electric Co. for
supplies ..-.-.....S 3.bl
The Atlas Mills, for supplies (pa-
per towels. ~ 34OU
Remington Typewriter Co. for
typewriter tables etc. g bills s 28.48
Holland Chemical Co. for disin-
Iectant. ................ ......-$ A.94
Clayton F. Sunny Co. for music$ 2.51
Gregg Publishing Co. for text
Allyn G Bacon, for library books$ 1.S3
Houghton Mifflin Co. for library
books. ...................S .53
Macmillan Co. for text books ...$ 16 40
w. M. Welch Mfg. Co. for labratory
supplies ........ .............$ 4.3i
Thomas Charles Co. for supplies
u DlllS). ........-.... ......'.@ c''4
Associated Manufacturers Co. for
supplies Soap ...............$ 23.l3
John Schatz, for carpenter works 27OO
Arthur c. Bursinger, for labor at
Lincoln School. l................$ 1880
Watertown Weekly Leader, for
printing proceedings .......$ 2.25
Kehr Brothers, for repairs and
material ....-.... ...-..$ %
Guetzlaff Brothers, for repairs
and material 5 77.68
Jas. W. Moore, for insurance. s 42.O0
Chas. j. Wenck, for insurance. 5 400
Chas. Schumann, hauling ashes 8 800
Respectfully submitted,
William H. Woodard,
John G. Conway,
John Chapman,
Committee on Finance.
The finance committee submitted its
quarterly account and report which was
adopted and placed on file.
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The committee on supplies presented
the following report and resolution
which was adopted, all voting in the
affirmative:
Your committee on supplies finds
that there is need of some class draw
ing instruments for the manual train
ing department, as recommended by
Prof. Crawshaw at his inspection of
that department last fall. The commit
tee therefore offers the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, that the committee on sup
plies be and the same is hereby author
lied and directed to purchase five sets
of dividers, pencils and pens at cost
of not more than $4,000.
Adjournment,
Carl r. Field. Clerk