Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-25
QUE SCHOOLS.

OOh oChONLos
Roster of Teachers Appointed by the Board
Salaries, Etc.
special meeting of the board of education
was held at o'clock last evening, the object
being to consider the recommended ons for
teachers for the ensuing year.
The report of the commiete being called for,
Inspector Hamilton stated that at q secret seq
sion on Wednesday afternoon, the committee
had considered the recommendations of Supt.
Wright, and had decided upon the following
appointments:
HIGH SCHOOL.
@. 8. Campbell, Principal.
George Weitbrecht Instructor Natural Sci
ences; Edwin w. Sanborn, Latin and Greek;
Mrs. II. W. Haynes, History and English Miss
Mary e. Beales and Miss Lydia A. Wander
VORTEX Mathematics; Miss Myrta Nj. Davis,
ElocutiOn.
NELL SCHOOL.
Miss Lucia NJ. Miller, Principal.
Kiss III. l.. Otis, Sixth and Seventh Grades;
Miss Emma A. Gray, Fourth and Fifth Grades;
Miss Anna Baker, Third Grade; Miss Hattie
Newson, Third Grade; Miss Helen Boyden,
Second Grade; Miss Mary Madigan, First
Grade.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
| 8. s. Taylor Principal.
Miss NJ. Olive Mckinney Eight Grade; Miss
Franc l.. Minor Seventh Grade; Miss Emma
Wilt, Sixth .Grade; Miss Sophia Wilt, Sixth
| Grade; Miss Tillie Dance, Fifth Grade; Miss
Belle Merzies, Fourth Grade; Miss Mary
O'Brien, Third Grade; Miss Emma Kelley,
Third Glade; Mrs. Il. E. Boutwell,, Second
Grade; Miss Susan II. Peckham, Second Grade;
Miss Josephine McKenty, First Grade; Hiss
Minnie Gibson, First Grade; Misc Dora j. Glib
son, Primary Principal.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Miss Emma @. Stanley, Principal
Miss Mary King, seventh grade; Miss Carrie
E. civilians, fifth and sixth grades; Miss Fannie
Pitts, third and fourth grades; Miss Elizabeth
Ticker, second grade; Miss Mary Smith, second
grade; Miss Johanna Scheffer, second grade {;
Miss Ella Birmingham, primary principal.
M'LEAN SCHOOL.
Miss Jennie Rogers, Principal.
| Miss Fannie Mayhew, second grade; Miss
Nora Gill, first grade.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
! Miss Anna V. Wright, Principal,
| Miss Kate j. Dana, third grade; Miss Flora
Davis second grade Miss Nettie DAWSON, sec
ond grade; Miss Catherine Kenna, frs grade;
Miss Lou Hunt, primary principal.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Hand, Principal.
Miss Alicia Patten, fifth grade; Mrs. Deacon,
fourth grade; Miss Lille ]. Taylor, third grade;
Miss Mary Dorsey, second grade; Miss Agnez
Gunnip, first grade; Miss Winnifred Gum
mings, primary principal.
VINE STREET SCHOOL.
Miss Lizzie Wrigkt-Principal
Miss Cecilia Gibson, Miss Emily Haggerty.
Miss Eva Cameron, Miss Lille Mcguire.
RICE SCHOOL.
John G. Donnelly-Principal.
Miss Margaret Corcoran, Third Grade.
| MADISON School.
George @. Smith-Principal.
Miss MAY J. Newson, Eighth Grade; Miss
Nettie Dennison, Seventh Grade; Miss Jennie
Norwood, Sixth Grade; Mrs. T. M. Gerry.
Fifth Grade; Miss Belle T. BillsOn, Fourth
Grade; Miss Mary DOugherty, Third Grade
Miss Belle Hitchcock, Third Grade; Miss Ma
ry @. Cullen, Second Grade; Miss Carrie Whit
ney, Second Grade; Miss Belle Holmes. First
Grades Miss Rachel Brown, Primary Principal.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
II. W. Slack-Princlpal.
Miss NJ. A. lice. Fifth and Sixth Grades:
Miss Jennie CHM, Fourth Grade; Miss III. Cum
mings, Third Grade; Mrs. q. Kent, Primary
| Principal.
The position of principal of the Franklin
school was left open, and the remaining POSI-
lions filled as follows:
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Miss Nellie f. Cummings, eighth grade.
Miss Ella Walker, seventh grade.
Miss Josephine Holden, sixth grade.
Mrs. q. A. Fish. sixth grade.
Miss N. V. Hight, fifth grade
Miss @. w. A. Blackman, fifth grade.
Mrs. E. G. Hagg, fourth grade.
RIVER SCHOOL.
Miss M. Troy, second grade
Miss A: E. j. Barrett, first grade.
On motion the recommendations were adopt
ed and the appointments made by a unani-
[ nous vote.
The recommendation of Superintendent
| Wright for the appointment of j. ID. Bond as
| superintendent of penmanship, was adopted,
| and the appointment made by unanimous vote.
| The committee referred to tho appointment
| of Prof. Priem, as superintendent of music,
ratified at previous meeting of the board.
| The superintendent was directed to hold an
| examination at the high school on the 18th
inst, of all applicants for positions as teachers
who have not heretofore passed an examlna-
| ton and that the remaining vacancies be filled
! after such examination from those holding
| certificates from the board. As regards the
position of principal at the Franklin school,
and instructions in French and German, the
superintendent was directed to inform him
self as to the best qualified and most available
candidates.
| SALARIES.
Final consideration of salaries was post
poned to another meeting. and the superinten-
dent was instructed to ascertain the amount
required, as at present fixed, and the amount
of the appropriations asked for in the annual
estimate sent to the council. The meeting
then adjourned.
BOGUS BONDS