Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-12
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,

OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ST.. PAUL, April 80. 1880.
Board met ut 1880 P. M, Vice Presiden
Scheffer In the GUAR.
Present: Inspectors Turner, Donnelly
Dufrene, Abbot, Otis, Benz, Schetfer, LII
neau, McCardy.
Absent: Inspectors Weed, Rice, Murphy
Minutes of last meeting read, corrected
and adopted.
Sapt. Wright presented his monthly re-
port, which was accepted.
Committee on Schools reported
That Miss Lul had rendered her resigna.
ton, which they had accepted, and had sp-
pointed Mss Minnie Gibson to fill the
vacancy; also that they had appointed Miss
Davis as assistant to the primary principal
N Jefferson school.
Report accepted and appointments con-
frmed.
Committee on Property reported
That they had changed the plan of the
Vine street building, making two stairways
in front end of the building and building an
additional room in the second story; also
that they had ordered sewer built under
said building and the Board to pay for: also
that the following action had been taken
respecting the purchase OF the Franklin strip
of property.
That an agreement had been made to the
effect that J. B. and w. II. Sanborn should
make deed Of the property to the Board of
Education aud place said deed in the hands of
Mr.. G. Gotziau, receiving from him the sum of
twelve hundred aud fifty dollars in payment
for said deed; that on or before one year the
Board of Education should lift said deed
from said Gotzjsn's hands, paying him
the sum of 81, 250.00 and interest from
date of deed at 7 per cent. per an
nun, the Board to fence the lot, and remove
the old buiding from the Tenth street line;
also, that lots 10, II, y, Is, and IA, block
8, Bazilla Il Roberts addition to West st.
Paul, formerly the property of Board of Ed
ucation of School District No. l., West ST.
Paul, had never been entered on the books
of this Board, and recommending that it be
done.
Report accepted, and all its recommends
tions and actions, as stated, confirmed, and
Committee authorized to carry out the agree
ment made respecting Franklin property.
Committee on Music
Reported recommending the appointment
of teacher of vocal music, whereupon the
following was adopted:
ReS0yDed, That the Committee be in
structed to report to this Board the name
of a suitable person for the position above
named.
The Board of Public Works having con-
demned for street purposes portion of the
Madison school lot, the matter was referred
to Committee on Property, to protest against
it; also, to take any necessary steps in the
matter, and report to the Board.
By Mr.. Lineau-
That the Committee on Property be
authorized to purchase an organ for the
Humboldt, and one for the Washington
schools.
Adopted.
By the same
That there be added $500 per month to
the salary of the janitor of the Humboldt
school, owing to additional labor attending
the opening Of new room in Town hall.
Adopted.
Ayes-Turner, Dufrene, Benz, Scheffer,
Lineau, McCardy.
Nays-DonnelIy, Abbott, Rice.
By Inspector Leman-
That the Committee on Property be in
structed to report to this board the cost of a
two room addition to the River school.
Adopted.
By Inspector McCardy-
That the Committee on Property be in
structed to report plans and specifications for
six room buildingin the Third precinct,
Fourth ward.
Adopted.
Upon motion of Inspector Abbott the bid
received for the purchase of the Baldwin
property was opened, which being for the
sum of $500 was on motion rejected.
BY Inspector Benz
That the bill of P. A. Bergsma be referred
to the Committee on Property to settle the
same, aud the secretary be authorized to Or
der check for amount found due.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
That the secretary be instructed to engage
the Opera house for the High school closing
exercises.
Adopted.
The following bills were allowed and or
dered paid:
Jno. Cunningham, $1,000; j. B. Olivier,
$3.50; Kingsbury & Draper, 1886; M
Houghilan, So; II. M. Rice, $50; Meyers
Finch, $17.75; j. d. Mann, So; A. Poiner
80; Prince & Shadraw, $51: Rheaum & ST.
Pierre, $10.05: Milwaukee School Furniture
Co., $162. so; Taylor & Craig, $39.64 Book &
Stationery Co., 1888; P. Kiegher & Co., 80
cents; Rheaum & & st. Pierre, $11.50; M. J.
Aoer, Sl.0O; Dyer q Howard, So.5u; d. M.
Cooley, So; Dispatch Co., 1896; G.. Sober
SO; Smith & Lewis, $284.53; John King,
sG.75; j. Parker, sia.75 I. o. o. F. No. E.
$25; E. Mccoy, 81; j. Minea, $156; Fire
Marine Insurance Co., $42.5O; G. G. Miles
ST.; W. Lindeke, 1898, A. Decker, $40
]. LOOMS, 81.
And pay roll for April:
High School. $500 30 Vine. o5 OF
Madison...... CTS 90 Neill. .......... $40 OF
Special. ...... $50 90 Humboldt 800. 400 OF
Rice. IT'S 90 Mclean. ....... 140 OF
Washington. 327 80 Jefferson. ...... TAG 8!
Lincoln ...... $50 90 Adams. 365 OF
franklin. 80. 462 30 Officers ....... 20S 81