Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-01
CTrxezDU0AT10xAz AFFAIRS.

1f.et,nS 81 tho Board of Eduoation-,rhe
Might Gchool- Teachers Alphabetically
Rolles
Aregular meeting of the board Of edu-
cation was held last night, President
Kerr in the chair. Present-Inspectors
Abbott, Athey, Donnelly, Oppenheim,
Gilbert, Hamilton, Lineau, Wllgus, Muir
ply, and Benz.
SUPERINTENDENT WRIGHT.
Superintendent Wright reported that
the Harrison school would be ready for
opening by next Monday, and that the
opening of the Webster school would. be
postponed another week. He also re-
ported that the evening school would
be opened next Monday evening;
that work ~ on the Franx Kiln
building was progressing slowly;
that the Humboldt school was greatly
overcrowded, and that supplementary
reading had been purchased for the first,
second and third, grades, consisting OF
readers and works on geography.
80 APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS.
Inspector Hamilton, from the commit
tee on schools, reported the following ap-
pointments of teachers: oT c
Miss Dennison, seventh grade Of the
Webster school; d. w. Slack, teacher Of
sciences in the High school, salary 81 300;
Miss Laura Hand, principal of the Hum
boldt school, salary $1,000; Miss D. j.
Gibson, principal of Neill school, salary
$3.50; Miss Emma Kelly, primary prin-
cipal Of the Jefferson school.
AS the school and, calendar months
were at variance the impression favored
the payment only for the actual number
of days or amount of services rendered
by the teachers up to date. fa :, f,e9f,
1t was decided that the pay rolls
should be so amended as to allow for the
actual number of days services rendered,
including the thirtieth of September. aea
/ In compliance with the law the tuition
4 for those over twenty one years of age at
| tending the night school, was fixed at the
nominal sum, of one dollar, per m onth.
| The pay roll was passed as amended. The
chair announced that in accordance with
, resolution passed at former meeting
\ of the board, requiring change in the
committees, he would appoint inspectors
Benz and Lineau on the committee on
property and Inspector Athey as a mem.
| Der of the committee on finance. Ad-
journed. Ht30 siafs ssh} 1itk
The committee also recommended the
opening of a school in the town hall
West St. Paul, with Miss Sarah Peabody
in charge of the same. The report wa!
adopted. 9''- ~ E.ftiiistf.
| Inspector Abbott, from the committe,
on property, submitted plan for
twelve-room building in the Sixth ward
being arranged so as to construct thu
building in sections; The plan is for {
stone building, cost $25, 900.
/ On motion the committee was author
liked to advertise for specifications for ,
four-rooome building; embracing the sew
eral descriptions Of stone, brick AMI
Eframe. 5i al aa etla4li- q.a lo
| bT. SALE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Mr.. Hamilton moved that the lot
owned by the board near the corner O
Tenth and st. Peter streets, be placed il
the hands Of a competent person and b.
sold at auction after thirty days notice
Mr.. Oppenheim amended by naming
Mr.. Kavanagh as the auctioneer.
Mr.. Lineau moved that the West st
Paul lots be included in the sale. TIL,
amendments were accepted and the mo
ton carried. 40 q d' ga
| The committee on claims reported tn,
usual number of bills. Approved.
The pay rells of the teachers for Sep,
TENDER, the school month ending Octobe
/ IL, were presented, and long and livel,
4 discussion took place as to the prophet,
Of allowing them.