Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01


Plans Adopted.
A regular meeting of the board of education
was held last evening, President Abbott in the
chair.
| Inspector Hamilton, from the committee on
schools, submitted the following list of nomi-
nations for teachers in the several schools:
| HIGH SCHOOL.
| C.S Campbell, principals; George Welt
brecht, Mrs. H. w. Haynes, Samuel v. Cole,
Miss L. A. Vanderwerker, Miss M. NJ. Davis;
Mrs Caroline Nolte, German; and Mr.. F. G.
Carel, French.
| JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
s. s. Taylor, principal; Miss f. L. Minor,
Emma Witt, Sophia Witt, Matilda Davis, Belle
Menzlus, Mary O'Brlen, Emma L. Kelly,
| Minnie Gibson, Eva Cameron, Dora j. Gibson,
| Mrs. H. E. Boutwell,, and Mrs. E. M. Lowry.
MADISON SCHOOL.
George G. Smith, principal; Miss Mary j.
Newson, Miss n. Dennison, Miss j. Worm
wood, Mrs. T. M. Gerry, Belle T. Billson, Mary
| E. Daugherty, Belle Hitchcock, Mary c. Gull
| len, C. Whitney, Miss McGrorty. Mrs. Julius
Zahonyi, primary principal.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
II. s. Baker, principal; Miss N. T. Cummings,
Ella Walker, Josephine Holden, c. F. Will
liams, Miss C. W. Blackman, Miss E. Dunbar,
Anna Banker. Mary H. Dorsey, Florence P.
Davis, Nellie Vannata; L. W. Hunt, primary
principal.
MLEAN SCHOOL.
Miss Jennie Rogers, principal; N. V. Hight,
Nora Gill, NJ Burke, Sarah E. Peabody.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
81. w. Slack, principal; Miss M. E. Tice, j.
| Guerin, M. Gooden, Fl. Whedon; Mrs. NJ. E.
Kent, primary principal.
RIVER SCHOOL.
Miss M. Cummings, NJ. Tray, Kate Smith,
P.J. Barrett.
MONROE SCHOOL.
Miss Lizzie Wright, principal; G. Gibson,
p H. Peckham, L. Mcguire, E. Haggerty.
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
j. D. Bond, penmanship and drawing; F. w.
Fl. Priem, music; Anthony Jurka, J.. Achilles
and Mrs. J. M. Farrar, German.
RICE SCHOOL.
John G. Donnelly, Miss Margaret Corcoran,
Miss McManus, Harriet Rudy.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Miss A. V. Wright, principal; A. Patten,
Ellen Brown, Henrietta Dawson, Catherine
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Miss Emma C. Stanley, principal; Mary
King. Fannie Ritts, Mary Smith, A. McCach-
mon, Elizabeth Tinker, J. Sohaffer, Ella Biz
mingham, primary principal;
JACKSON SCHOOL.
Mrs. Kate Deacon, principals Miss A.
Dougherty, M. Blodgett. NJ. Maddigan.
NEW SCHOOL, LAUREL AND MCKUBBIN STREETS.
Miss Lucia M. Miller, principal; M. o.
Mckinney, Emma Gray, Anna Baker, Harriet
Newson.
NEIL SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Hand, principal; N. W. Ford,
Helen Boyden, c. W. Sewall, Mary Maddigan,
scHooB IN TERRY's ADDITION.
Miss F. Mayhem.
The report was accepted.
HIGH SCHOOL.
A communication was received from J. c.
Richardson offering to sell lot for the High
school building at the head of Wabashaw street
for $780, Referred.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
A report from the committee on the Adams
school was presented containing opinions that
the building was substantial and suitable for
l SCHOOL PURPOSES. 1tclclICu W tuC COuMittCC
| on property.
INCREASE OF SALARIES.
| The subject of salaries was taken up, and the
| following increased salaries were allowed:
| Teachers in the first, second, third and
| fourth grades, who have been teaching for
four years, from 800 to $500.
| The principal of Monroe school, from $500
to 5000.
| The principals of the jackson and Mclean
schools, from 5000 to $3.50.
| The teacher of natueal sciences, from 81 200
to ST. 800.
| Teacher of Latin and Greek, from S1,1sO to
$1,000.
Teacher of penmanshlp and dr. awning, from
| 81 $50 to 81 400.
Teacher of mathematics, from $3.50 to $500.
| Teacher of English literature, from 5000 to
| s., ZOO.
Principal of Humboldt school, from s1,3OO
| to ST., $50.
Teacher of music, from 81 200 to $1,000.
| Superlntendea at of public schools, $1,000
| same as last year.
Secretary, $500-same as last year.
| Principal of Franklin school, 81 ,450.
| Teachers of German, an increase of $50 per
annum.
The committee on schools recommended the
| adoption of the Walter Smith system of draw
ing books. Adopted.
| 1t was resolved to open the schools on
| Sept 10, 1881, and close on the 30th of June,
| 1882.
| The board then went into executive session
on the nominations of teachers.
| The report of the committee on teachers
| was adopted in secret session with the except
ton of the principals of the Franklin and
Jefferson schools, which nominations were
| referred back to the committee.
! The committee on property reported IN favor
of thesremoval of the Mclean &C! (Which was
postponed, after considerable discussion.
| The superintendent of schools was given
| leave of absence for four weeks.
| Inspector Abbott submitted plans for the
high school building on the two story plan,
and moved the adoption of the plan. 1t was
| adopted with the reservation that the cost
| shall not exceed the appropriation.
| The proposition of the architect was opened,
| and found to be from G.. P. Randall, of Chica-
go, and offering to superlntend the work for
| per cent. of the cost
| On motion of Inspector Abbott the COM
mittee on property was instructed to construct
| cistern atthe Monroe Dayton's Bluff and St.
Anthony Hill Schools.
Inspector Abbott made statement as to the
conference between the chamber of commerce
| and the committee on property relative to the
Adams school building, stating that no sub.
| stantial results had been arrived at.