Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-12

the finance committee and on motion
they were accepted and ordered paid:
Standard Oil Co., car road oil. ........ S 159 80
Eastman Lumber Co., sundries. 50 Y
M. P. Concrete Cons. Co., crushed stone 13l 30
w. H. Bohan, II days street foreman. 60 Is
Christopher Ching, 231a days labor. AZ 90
Edward Meighan, 20 9-1U 8 IL SO
James Harker, % 1-20 AZ 10
Edward Millard 4 7-2O .... 8 70l
Frank Burns, 23 OO
Peter Seiger, ~ 10
Peter Riser, IL 10
Ralph Fitzsimons, II $50 &c &C 49,. 81 80
City Dray & Fuel Co., IA 1l.2O days team. IS As
Penberthy Livery, 10A As 80
| M. P. Draw & Coal Co.. 1O1-5 45 80
Theodore Frieden, day team and helper so
j. P Harris Co., 10 11-20 days team and
carriage S213 40 81
Charles Noble, TO days with team. q 10
Thomas Collins, ~ days engine roller
1925, 26 hrs. at $500 with engine S52 81 25
Joseph L. jackson, cement work . los 80
w. w. Williams one month salary - 30 81
r. M Pries1ley g 6 .. 20 90
H. G. jackson, 6 .. % 90
w. V. Parkinson, i" 800. Ii 66
Roy Thrasher, 6 : ... 81 60
William Horn g 49,. so 90
| James Brewer Co.. merchandise -. 80
j. Gorgen & Sons ...... 81
GRADER & Thies, ........ 50
Board of Review including typewriter
copies assessment roll and lncldentals 2O9 70
M. P. Public Service Co.. st. lights $287.50
auditorium S40l, city hall $685. libra
ry$718 pumping $50, II post lights $3.50 1Oll Il
The Tribune, printing and publishing. Il ~
Crawford Bros, s. 50
Theodore Wagner, burying dog. 80
Imperial Brush Co., supplies ............ 10 90
Robert M. Crawford and Frank Mar
tin appeared before the council on be-
half of the Board of Commerce with
suggestion that the city make provision
for more farmers hitching posts.
Above question was referred to street
committee for consideration.
Moved by Alderman Meserole that the
city purchase $50 gallon melting ket-
tie for street repair work.
Carried by all Aldermen present vot-
ing aye on roll CALL
The council decided it was necessary
to install a new boiler and remodel the
heating system of the high school, and
the following specifications were pre-
sented by Alderman Jeuck, chairman
of buildings committee, and adopted by
all Aldermen present voting aye on
roll call:
Specifications for New Boiler and Re-
modelling Steam Heating System in
High School, Mineral Point, Wis.
The heating contractor is to furnish
and install all necessary material and
labor to complete the work as follows:
BOILER
Place in the hallway of the basement,
near the smoke fue, one No. Is Ke-
vance firebox steam heating boiler, 60
inches in diameter, Is feet, 6 inches
long, rated at 1900 square feet capacity.
The boiler is to be equipped with the
trimmings as designated in the Kewanee
Boiler Co. catalogue and to have clean
ing tools and extended smoke box, with
connection to smoke f1ue, using a por-
ton of the "a inch smoke pipe now in
use. The smoke box is to be provided
with large cleanout doors and to make
it more accessible for repairs. The boil
er is to be set on suitable foundation
and piers, with ash pit 2 feet deeper
than usual and set below present floor
at least 2 feet, or where directed by
building committee.
BOILER CONNECTIONS
Change the present main and return
pipes on the cast iron boilers, to the
new boiler. Provide new pop, blow
off and water supply valves.
COVERING
Cover the boiler with plastic asbestos
cement, IA inches thick, reinforced
with wire netting, then cover on the
outside with canvas and paint it. Re-
cover the pipes that are changed and
cover the smoke pipe with asbestos to
make it as safe as possible.
RADIATION
Place in the Manual Training room
23O lineal feet of II inch black wrought
iron pipe coil, or it's equivalent in ~
inch black wrought iron pipe, or cast
iron Rocco radiation.
Place in the Domestic Science and
Girls Training room the same amount
as stated above. This may be made in
one or two coils, as is found desirable.
Add to the radiation now in the 9Th
Grade room, first floor, IS feet of cast
! iron Rocco radiation.