Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-15


al certificates of qualification, signed by the
proper officers, be issued to them.
The Superintendent made the following
recommendations for the appointment of
teachers to fill vacancies, to Wit:
Miss Nellie Ford, Fourth Grade, Humboldt
school.
Mics Mary McManus, Second Grade, Hum
boldt school.
Miss Eugenia McGorty. Third Grade. Rice
school.
Miss Hattie Rudy, Second Grade, Rice
school.
On motion of Mr.. Lienau, seconded by
Mr.. DonueIIy, the recommendations were
adopted, and the appointments made accord
ingly, by unanimous vote.
The Superintendent submitted the follow
ing recommendations for instructors in Ger
man, to-wit:
High school-Mrs. Caroline Nolte.
For other schools and to be hereafter as
signed by TIE superintendent: Mr.. Autho-
ny Jurka, MIR. Edmund Schiiles, Mrs. Msu-
rice Farrar.
On motion of Mr.. Donnelly, seconded by
Mr.. Lienau, the recommendations were
adopted and appointments made accordingly,
by unanimous vote.
The Superintendent recommended Mr..
James DuShane SIS principal of the Frank
lin school, and on motion of Mr.. Donnelly,
seconded by Mr.. Otis, the same was adopted
and appointment made accordingly, Mr..
Turner voting in the negative.
It was decided to recommend TO the Board
that salaries of teaahers, Superintendent
and Secretary remain the same as last year
except as follows:
That in the first, second, third and fourth
grades the salaries be as follows: First year
$3.50, second year 800, third year $3.50.
Previous successful teaching in other schools
to count the same as in our own schools.
On motion OF Mr.. Hamilton, seconded by
Mr.. Donnelly, the salaries of the principals
of NeiH and Lincoln schools was fixed ct
1900 per year, Mr.. OTIS voting in the
negative.
On motion of Mr. Otis the salary of
teacher of elocution in High school, Miss
Davis, was fixed at 1925, and of instructor
in Latin and Greek, MIR. SanborD, was fixed
at 81 $50.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, seconded by
Mr.. Athey, the salary of principal of Rice
school was fixed at $1,000.
On notion of Mr.. Donnelly, seconded by
Mr.. Otis, the salaries of principal of High
school was fixed at 81, 800 and of jefferson
and Madison schools was fixed at $1,450.
The salary of the principal of franklin
school was fixed at 81, 200, and of the Vine
street school at $500.
Ayes-All.
GA. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
ResoEoed, That the salary of tbs principal
of the Humboldt school be fixed at 81 800
per annup1.
Adopted.
BY Inspector Otis
Res0gged, By the board of education of the
city of st. Paul, that there be SIT apart in the
treasury out of any moneys paid IN, or that
may be hereafter paid in, and applicable to
the general fund, and not otherwise appro-
priate6-an amount sufficient for the pur-
pose of paying the John Seeger contract,
dated March 81, 1880, for the construction of
the Vine street school building. Also for
the full completion of said building ready for
school purposes.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
ResolUed. By the board of education Of the
city of st. Paul, that negotiations be made
for seven per cent. Lam of thirteen thou
sand five hundred ($13, 10000 dollars, for
which the proper officers are hereby author
lied and instructed to issue one or more GER
tifcates of indebtedness. The said loan be-
ing for the redemption of certificate of in
debtedness No. 1, of the same amount, due
on the first proximo, at The Merchants Ma
tional Bank of St. Paul.
Adopted.
By Inspector Otis
Resol0ed. By the board of education of
the city OF st. Paul. that the seven thousand
five hundred dollars, when II allied and paid
into the treasury, from the sale of the pro-
perty known as the Baldwin School,, shall
be placed to the credit OF the general fluid.
Adopted.
On motion, Shpt. Wright was granted
leave Of absence for six weeks.
The petition from citizsue, residents Of
the First ward, asking for tie retention of
Mrs. Travis as principal of ths franklin
school wss referred to COMMITTEES on
schools.
Adjourned.
EDMUND RICE, JR., Secretary.