Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-30

ana Lnat the term begin en- the 9th day of
January, 1880.
The report was adopted and the recon-
mendatlOns were allowed.
TEACHERS RESERVATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
The committee on schools recommended
the acceptance of Miss Davison's resigna-
ton and that her place in the Adams school
be supplied by Mrs. Deacon. Miss Da-
vison's resignation was caused by ill health,
and her name was recommended to be con-
tinued on the list without pay.
In reference to uniting with the Harvester
works in building school house in Terrys
addition, the committee recommend the
erection of such building as soon as it was
financially practicable. Referring to the
NELL school the report confirmed the GLOBES
report of the overcrowded condition of that
school, and recommended that suitable
room be hired as soon as possible for the
overflow. The report was adopted.
TIE VINE STREET SCHOOL.
Inspector Weed, from the committee on
property, submitted plans for new school
house on the present site of the Vine street
school. The building to consist of eight
rooms, the material of brick. at cost of
$4,000, but the committee urged that.
oAA-AoOnA OAAAOAAS NO oIoCtoOs
Recommended that the janitor's salary of
the Neill school be increased SIS. Adopted.
In considering the matter of the new Vine
street school house, Inspector Otis thought
the new building should be located further
from the Jefferson school. he also thought
six rooms sufficient.
Inspector Benz advocated the present site
and eight rooms for the building. The
school was located among Bohemian,
German and Irish people, who
unlike Americans contributed to the popula-
ton. There were many children in the dis
trict, and if the population increased an
other school building could be located fur
Their out.
Inspector Otis thought large school best,
as it was cheaper to run one large building
than running two or three small ones. To
further such project he thought site
we'll out, distant from the Jefferson school,
should be selected and thereon erect large
and suitable building.
Inspector Otis moved to amend the re-
port and instruct them to see to selecting
site we'll out towards Stahlman's brewery
for an eight-room grammar school.
Inspector Donnelly favored q six-room
building on the site of the Vine street
school.
Inspector Otis motion was put and car
ried.
INTEREST ON THE BOARDS FUNDS.
Inspector Otis stated that he offered tho
following resolution at the suggestion of
Treasurer REM:
RESOLVED, That the treasurer of this board is
hereby authorized, directed and required to
provide for the payment of interest on the out
standing bonds of the board, as such interest
shall from time to time become DUE
Adopted.
By the samoa resolution to provide for
the payment of $54O for assessment for
grading Park avenue, due on Madison
school property. Adopted.
By Inspector Lienau-A resolution to buy
q tower bell for the Humboldt school.
Adopted.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Inspector Donnelly brought up the matter
of closing the schools on Wednesday, the
oath. He thought that too late. He be-
lieved IN closing the Saturday of the pre-
ceding week. He thought some time for the
purchase of Christmas gifts should be given,
and he therefore moved that the schools be
closed on Tuesday, the 23d. Carried. g..
SCHOOL SITE IN TKRRY's ADDITION.
Inspector McCardy moved that the COM
mittee on property be instructed to see after
purchasing site for school building near
the pillow works. Carried.
The teachers officers and janitors' pay
rolls for November, in amount SIS, $685.
we're submitted and allowed. Sundry bills
were submitted, but not having been signed
by all the committees, they were deferred to
be taken up at an adjourned meeting of the
board, to be held Saturday evening, two
weeks from date. Adjourned.