Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
OFFICIAL.
'rOCGGdingS.Of the Board Of Education
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ST.. Paul, MINI, March %, 1880.

OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 22, 1880.
Board met at P. NJ.
Present-Inspectors j. G. Donnelly,
Alfred Dufrene, Abbot, G. E. Otis, Geo.
Benz, Z. Rice, Jr., @. H. Lienau, j. j. No
Cardy, Secretary, j. II. Murphy, President.
Absent-G. w. Turner, ]. h. Weed, Albert
Scheffer.
Minutes of last meeting read. corrected and
adopted. Superintendent Wright reported
having received notice of resignation of Miss
Lulu Lull. Upon motion the resignation
was accepted.
Committee on Property reported:
First-Recommending the purchase of
strip of property, north side of Franklin
property, for $1,250, and assessment for
sewerage.
Second That there be built in Third
precinct, Fourth ward, corner Ellen and
Mackubin streets, q school house similar to
the one to be erected on Vine street
property.
Third-Thatt there be brick building built
on Vine street property, and that the con-
tract be let to John Seeger.
Fourth-Reporting sale of old building on
Vine street property for $500.
lfth-Recommending the rejection of all
bids for purchase of property in Sixth ward,
and that no additional rooms be added to
he Riverside school this year.
Committee also reported the withdrawal
by Geo. Reese of his bid for building Vine
street building. Report accepted.
By Inspector McCardy-
Resoleed, That the committees recon-
mendation that a brick building be built on
Vine street propertv be adopted.
Resolution adopted.
BY Inspector Rice
Res0Iped, That ths contract for the Vine
street building be let to John Seeger; that
G. L. Otis be requested to draw up the con-
tract and bonds in the amount of 81, 200 be
required of the contractor and that the COM
mittee on property approve the bonds.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
ResolUed, That the proposed changes in
plan of said building, so far as relates to
placing two stairways in front end of said
building and the building of a principals
room at end of cross hall, second story, be
referred to Committee on Property.
Adopted.
By Inspector Oils
RESOLVED, That the Committees recon-
mendation that the Board purchase the
Franklin strip of property be adopted.
Motion adopted, all present voting aye.
By Inspector Otis
ResoIDed, Inat tbs Secretary be empower
ed to negotiate for the sale of the Tenth
street property, and to report such sale to
the Board for confirmation or rejection
Adopted.
By Inspector McCardy-
ResOlDed, That the matter of building a
school house in Third precinct, Fourth
ward, be referred to Committee on Property
for further consideration, until after the
meeting of said Committee and Committee
from City Council, respecting the sale of
Baldwin property to City of st. Paul.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
Re.oIped, That the Committee on Prop
erty take under consideration the subject OF
building High school.
Motion adopted.
On motion of Inspector Donnelly, In
spector Otis was added to above special COM
mittee.
By Inspector McCardy-
Res0lced, That the janitors be required to
open all windows in their school buildings for
not less than one half hour after school is
dismissed in the afternoon.
Adopted.
BY Inspector McCardy-
ResOIUed, That the Treasurer of the Board
of Education is hereby instructed to negoti'
ate loan for seven thousand ($7, 1000 dol
lars, bearing interest not to exceed eight per
cent. Der annum, for which the proper OFF,
GERS are hereby authorized and instructed to
issue a certificate of Indebtedness, for the
purpose of redeeming certificate of indebt-
edness of same amount maturing on the
sixth proximo, and due to the Farmers
Mechanics bank; also, q certificate of ln-
debtedness for the Baldwin school note at
per cent. for $4,000.
Adopted.
BY Inspector McCardy-
ResoEued, That the Secretary of the Board
of Education is hereby authorized and in
structed to issue warrant upon the treas
ury for the prompt payment of all interest
due, or to become due, upon any and all GER
tificates of Indebtedness, without any further
action of the Board of Education.
Yeas-Inspectors Donnelly, Dufrene, Alb
bolt, Otis, Benz, Rice, Lienau, McCardy,
Murphy.
The following bills we're allowed and or
dered paid; all present (9) voting aye:
Wilson & Rogers, 81. so; 81. P. Hall, 1886;
John King, rs cents; WIN. Lindeke, $lS3.9S;
Blodgett i Osgood, $1l.50; Hughson Il Hem
menway, $26.25; DeCoster & Clark, $3; VIM.
Golich, $40. So; also
Paw roll for March, viz:
Vine street 8 95 90 Rice. ....S Us 90
Jefferson. 720 90 Adams. 365 90
NeiIl. $40 90 Humboldt. 445 90
Madison... 675 90 Washington. 327 90
060 IN kiln 461 5O