The Ely miner., 1930-05-23

CX fJOOllIlR 70.
If outside system is used for
the disposal of shavings add $4,000
The Day Company, 49,. .$2,55600
Moved by Lambert, supported by
Mantel that the Board go into execu-
tive session to consider the various
bids. Motion carried unanimously.
Moved by Veranth, supported by
Lambert that the bids be laid on the
table for further consideration. Motion
carried unanimously.
Moved by Lambert, supported by
Jones that the clerk be authorized to
communicate with Mr.. Charles Foster
relative to engaging his services as
consulting engineer in connection with
the installation of dust collection
system in the Industrial Building.
Motion carried unanimously.
Communication from the First State
Bank OF Ely advising credit of $409,
interest for the month of April was
read and filed.
The report of the boiler inspector
on boiler No. 8 located in the heating
plant was read and filed.
Communication from j. H Santo
relative to attending meeting of the
Junior Colleges of the State and sub
mitting bill of expense in the amount
OF $29.50 was read.
Moved by Lambert, supported by
Anderson that the bill of j. H. Santo
in the amount of $2950 be approved
and the proper officers be authorized
to issue voucher in that amount
Motion carried unanimously
Application from Mrs Louis Slab
odnik for the position of laundress for
the last half of the school year 1880
and 1881 was read and filed.
Communication from Mrs Nellie
Martin accepting the offer of the
school District to purchase Lot Seven
CD, Block 26, Whiteside's Addition to
Ely Tor the sum OF Two thousand dol
lars was read.
Moved by Mantel, supported by
Lambert that the communication from
MRS Nellie Martin be accepted, and
that A. w. Nelson be retained as at
torney Tor the district to prepare and
examine the necessary papers in con-
nectlon with the purchase of Lot z,
BLOCK 70, Whiteside's Addition to Ely.
Motion carried unanimously.
Petition from Math Kapsch for an
increase IN salary was read and Or
dered filed.
L CnaC
the following teachers had accepted
| positions in the schools for the en-
| suing year:
T. John Alton, zella S. Austin. Urs-
ula L. Baden, Ernest A. Bailey Ber-
tina Bjorkman, Edward T. Buckley.
LaVeryne Burley, Agnes C. Carlson,
Marguerite Carney, Gertrude CLANCY
| Margaret E. Holmberg, E. Luella Holt
Marion Jensen, Ann johnson, Thekla
| p. Johnson, Loras M Johnston, Eugene
j. JoncaS, Maryen B. Jones. Julia A
keefe, Marie Rose Kelly, Mary M.
Quinlan, Minimize Ratzlaff, Mvrie M
Rauch, zella Richter, Margaret Roe
mer, B. w. Rorabeck, Adella G. Rudow
j. H. Santo, Inez E. Saxine, Helen H
e. Saylo, Kathleen Coffey, Providence
Colletti, Katherine Collins. Estelle
Dahl, George w. Edwards. Elaine
Fenske, Joseph Fleming, Mama 7,
FORBES, Imogene Foster, Alice ]. Fow
Ter, Joanna Gohla, Clara j. Hand
berg, Alice I. Harri, Florence M. HeaIv
sylvia Heikkila, Carol M Herrick. G.
3. Hilliard, Frances Hilligan, Agnes A
Hodapp, Lillian E. Koivisto, Helia S.
koSN, Albena A. Kotchevar. Edith
Lampi, Gerda G. Lindberg, Jessie B
livingston, Maronette Ann Lockhart.
kathleen A. Mcclure, Clara McIver,
GLADYS Merrill, Austre Mikkelsen
irene M1kkelson, Marion w. Mitchell
Ihos. j. Murn, Vera M Nelson, Ber-
niece Nicholas, Sigurd Olson, Cum
MID Paulson, Elma S. Pekkala. Rose
M schmidt, Margaret j. Schwarz-
oauer, Verna S. Senstad, Ruth N.
Sietten, Emily Stember, Morris Stern
perg, Frances L. Stokes, Audrey Ire
pllcock, Mildred E Tripp, Alma T..
Iuruia, Justine Vessel, Vera M. Won.
Faltn walsh, Rose G. Weber, Alice
Ilegler, Frank v. DiNino, May Meena-
nan, Joseph Rolando, Vida Thomas.
Inc Superintendent recommended
tne election of the following teachers
!or the ensuing year at the salaries
Indicated:
Catherine Catherwood, High School
$1,000 per month for 91k months,
Myrtle Boyum, Physical Education
$4,000 per month for 91k months,
Elsie Rogstad, Grades. $4,000 per
month for 91k months.
Moved by Veranth, supported by
Jones tnat the recommendations of the
SUPERINTENDENT be approved and the
proper ofncers be authorized to enter
mug contracts with those accepting
positions. Motion carried unanim-
ously.
Moved by Veranth, supported by
LAMBERT, that the following Junior
coliege instructors be given increases
IN salary for the ensuing year and
the proper officers be authorized to
enter into contract with those ac-
Sepeing positions at the salaries in
| =. II. Santo, .$275.00 per month
Mary H. Kraft, -. 250.O0 per month
Lulu E. Cummins, ;. $4,000 per month
Slgurd +. Olson, 245.00 per month.
Morris Sernberg, :. $1,000 per month.
! Motlon carried unanimously.
| moved by Lambert, supported bv
Mantel that the report of H. A. Berg
| WIN cash in the sum of S574.18 re-
| ceived from various sources be ac-
cepted and the money turned over to
tne treasurer. Motion carried unanf-
| mously.
The Committee on Finance reported
.nat they had checked the following
Dins ana pay rolls and recommended
their payment:
City of Ely, Water and Elec-
i uiClIy, ..............S 76o %
flrSt & American National
| Bank, Bond Premium and
pa11n interest. .;;........... 45,sss.75
keily-How-Thomson Co.,
Supplies, 6671
Lowe & Campbell Co., Sup
/ PieS, .................. 123 az
Mine Safety Appliances Co.
New New Equipment. .:..... s4.so
| Freight, Express, etc., ..... 6322
James Moonan, Agent.
Freight, Express, etc., % 90
| Plant Co., Supplies, ... 725
| Sims Song Slide Corporation,
| New Equipment, .... 3O32
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