Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-21
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of The Board Of Education.


The School Board met at 8 p. M, Vice
Presiden Abbott in the chair.
The following members were present :
Inspectors Murphy, Wilgus, Oppenheim,
Abbott, Athey, Gilbert, Hamilton, Schiff-
man, Lineau and Donnelly.
Absent: Inspector Benz and President
Kerr.
A communication from the Chamber of
Commerce was read and referred to the
Committee on Property.
A communication from J. G. Richard
son to Peter Berkey, relating to site for
the High School, was read and referred
to the Committee on Property.
The Committee on Schools made the
following report:
The Committee on Schools respectfully
recommend the following changes in
salaries:
Teachers in First, Second, Third and
Fourth grades to be advanced to $500 the
fourth year.
Principal of the Monroe School to re-
ceive 5000 a year.
Principals of the jackson and Mclean
Schools to receive $3.50 year.
Teacher of Natural Sciences to receive
81, 300 year.
Teacher of Latin and Greek to receive
81, 200 year.
Teacher of Penmanship and Drawing
to receive 81 ,45O a year.
Teacher of Mathematics, $500 year.
Teacher of Algebra, $500 a year.
Teacher of Elocution, $500 year.
Teacher OF English Literature and His
tory, $1,000 year.
Principal of Humboldt School, 81, $50 a
year.
Teacher of Music, 81, 300 a year.
superintendent, $4,000 year.
Secretary, $500 year.
Salary of the Principal Franklin School,
81 $50 year.
German Teachers increased $50 each a
year.
All other salaries to remain the same
as last year.
They recommend the introduction of
the "Walter Smith" system of drawing
books.
They also recommended that the schools
open on Monday September 18th, and
close on Friday June 30th, 1882.
They also submit for the approval of
the Board the following list of teachers
LUZ tuC CuouluS cCuooi yOoA.
HIGH SCHOOL.
C. S. Campbell, Principal; George
Weitbrecht, Samuel V. Cole, Mrs. B..
W. Haynes, Miss L. A. Vandcrworker,
Miss Nj. M. Davis; Mrs Caroline Nolte,
German, Mr. F. G. Carel, French.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
s. S. Taylor, Principal; Miss F. L. Mil
nor, Miss Emma Witt, Miss Sophia Witt,
Miss Matilda Dance, Miss Belle Menzies,
Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Emma L. Kelley,
Mrs. 81. E. Boutwell,, Miss Minnie Glib
son, Miss Eva Cameron, Mrs. E. M. Low
ery, Miss Dora j. Gibson. Primary Prin-
cipal.
MADISON SCHOOL.
George G. Smith, principal; Miss May
j. Nevson, Miss N. Dennison, Miss j.
Norwood, Mrs. T. M. Gerry. Miss Belle
T. Billson, Miss Mary E. Dougherty,
Miss Belle Hitchcock, Miss Mary G. Gull
len Miss G. Whitney Miss E. F. McGrorty;
Mrs. Julius Zahonyi, Primary Principal.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
II. S. Baker, Principals: Miss N F.
Cummings, Miss Ella Walker, Miss jose
phine Holden, Miss G.. F. Williams,
Miss G. W. Blackman, Miss E. Dunbar,
Miss Anna Banker, Miss Mary II. Dorsey,
Miss Florence P. Davis, Miss Nellie Van
natta;s Miss L. w. Hunt, Primary Prin-
cipal.
M'LEAN SCHOOL.
Miss Jennie Rogers, Principal; Miss N.
v. Hight, Miss Nora Gill, Miss M. Burke,
Miss Sarah E. Peabody.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
II. W. Slack, Principal; Miss M. E.
Tice, Miss j. CHM, Miss M. Gooden,
Miss Helen Whedon; Mrs M. E. Kent,
Primary Principal.
RIVER SCHOOL.
Miss M. Cummings, Miss M. Troy, Miss
Kate Smith, Miss L. j. Barrett.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Miss A. V. Wright, Principal; MisslA.
Patten, Miss Ella Brown, Miss Henrietta
Dawson, Miss Catherine Kenna, Miss w.
A Cummings, Primary Principal.
RICE SCHOOL.
John G. Donnelly, Principal, Miss Mar
garct Corcoran, Miss Mary McManus.
Miss Harriet Rudy.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Miss Emma G. Stanley, Principal; Miss
Mary King, Miss Fannie Pitts, Miss Mary
Smith, Miss A. McCammOn, Miss Eliza
beth Tinker, Miss j. Scheffer, Miss Ella.
Birmingham, Primary Principal.
JACKSON SCHOOL.
Mrs. Kate Deacon, principals: Miss A.