Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF IN
DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
(Offcial)
Little Falls. Minn... D

r1ed, the following bills were allowed:
Beckley Cardy Co., books ....4 .d5
The Personal Record Press,
The Macmillan Co., books. 10: 90
Silver, Burdett & Co., books. 1891
St. Paul Book & Stationery
Co., books ............... 1877
G.. G. Birchard & Co., books. 4.52
Mcknight & Mcknight, books 20
CHM & Co., books ...... H. 50
Little Falls Cornice b Roof
ing Co., toilet ventilation. $500
A. w. Anderson, work on farm l.5O
T. J. Mathieson, care Of horse 26. 90
Miss Fanny Jodoin, expense to
Herald Printing Co., pr printing '''
and publishing proceedings. 800
F. w. Dobbyn, postage, ex-
press, kilograms, etc. ..... SO
r. M. Leblanc, washing towels. 5.9l
Mrs. D. Malburn, work as tru- al.
ant officer ............... 1875
J.. s. Fearis & Bro, musie...f 40
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
messages ............ 1.3e
Thomas Charles Co., supplies ISL
McClaiR & Hedman Co., sup
plies ............ ........ 17.55
Northwestern School Supply
Co., supplies ..::.......... 800
p. W. Blake, supplies ....... 1.9o
The Golden Rule, supplies. -. $50
United Chemical Co., supplies 4.5o
Morrison County Lumber Co,
wood ........> ........... 1OS 30
Adams Hardware Co., hard
ware ........... ......... 1881
W. n. RYAN. coal and hard
ware m =. :..:..:..... ' . . -. 2o7 as
N. w. Telephone Exchange Co,
tolls ............ ........ IL ~
The governing body Of the Inde-
pendent school district Of Little Falls
in the county of Morrison and state
of Minnesota, being in session duly as
sembled, quorum, consisting Of 2 ma.
jority of ell the members thereof, be-
ing present and acting, Mrs. L. D.
Brown, member thereof offered the
following resolution and moved its
adoption: IS :55:57s rs Z. .,5
Whereas, In the year 1907 said In
dependent school district being there
to duly authorized did duly make, ex-
ecute and deliver its certai. bonds
for the purpose of refunding bonds in
the aggregate sum Of 10000, dated
the twenty-third day of May, 1907,
bearing interest at the rate Of per
centum per annum, and thereafter
duly sold and disposed of the same to
State Of Minnesota for value receiv-
ed and the same are now outstanding
and unpaid and constitute valid and
existing Indebtedness of and against
the said Independent school district
and the same will be due July /, 1917,
nd IN $h0 ne
body, it is for the welfare OF said In
dependent school district that the said
bonds be refunded. Now, Therefore,
be it ~
Resolved, BY the Board of Eduea-
trict Of Little Falls, Mimi, that it is
necessary for it to issue and negotiate
! under and by virtue of Chapter 10 Of
revised laws Of 1905, it's refunding
bonds in the aggregate sum Of $10,-
900, to be dated or the day the same
are issued, bearing interest at the
rate Of four per centum Yer annum,
to mature and to be Of the respective
! numbers and amounts as hereinafter
set forth: ..
One bond for the sum of $4,000,
!! payable July 1, 1887, and. that the
proceeds arising from the sale thereof
be used for the purpose of refunding
the said bonds issued as aforesaid and
not otherwise; that the treasurer of
,, said Independent school district be
and he is hereby authorized and di-
rected to make application to the
state of Minnesota and 1.-The State
Board Of Investment fora loan there
on in accordance Herewith, that tho
president Of Board of Education and
clerk Of said Independent school dis.
trict be and they are hereby author?
lied and directed to sign, execute and
deliver such bonds, when counter
signed by the treasurer, issued under
and by virtue hereof, upon the pay
ment to said treasurer of the princi-
pal sum thereof, and that said officers
and all others are hereby authorized
and directed to make, execute and de-
liver all necessary papers and fur
nish all necessary information in con-
nection with the issuance Of the fore.
going bonds and the application b
said state of Minnesota to purchase
the same, as required by said state
board of investment, which motion
being duly seconded BY Stephen g.
i Vasaly, member thereof, was put to
! vote and 1T appearing that q ma
jority Of the quorum present had vot-
ed in favor thereof, it was carried
! and Sd declared. =. =. s
Those voting were: =
Carl Bolander; aye. .
8. G. vasaly, aye.
Mrs. L. D. Brown, aye.
L. r. Richard, aye. ..5.s.ss...
On motion. duly seconded and car
| ried, the petition from the teachers in
our public schools, asking the board
to allow them full pay for 10 days
during the year in case of sickness,
was laid over till next meeting. !.
Board adjourned. .ss :.sZ ss
- q III Bolaader,
Il. Presiideat pro- -
-. E. Richard, =.s,sSs !
esleoasy