Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-14

~ AHooio 'tAAo Covers De provided Tor the
DOCKS In each school. and that cases be pro-
vided for the Franklin, Humboldt. Madi-
son; JeHerson, Webster and Monroe schools.
ana mat III the smaller schools shelves be
placed, that attention may be given to the
preservation OF these books.
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The Minnesota Educational association
Will meet in Market hall, Wednesday even
ing, Dec. q, and continue in session
Thursday and Friday. At tho meeting
Wednesday evening there viii be addresses
by Governor Hubbard, Governor Davis
General Slbley. Judge Wilson, of Winona.
and Rev G. ii. Hutchins. OF Minnsanoj;s
Thursday evening DR.. A. D. Mayo. Of
boston, will lecture upon National Aid to
Educatlcn:" At this meeting the Presi-
dent OF this Board viii preside. It is ex-
pected that there will be large attend
ance, and that ali the educational forces OF
the state will he represented. The local
committee has secured reduced rates at
the hotels and offered free entertainment
to all ladies who notify tho committee of
their intention TO be present before Dee
~; one feature OF this meeting will be an
exhibit of the work OF the schools Of the
citiss, OF pictures of school buildings, and
OF school turnltore end apparatus for all
graGes OF schools from the kindergarten
TO the university. Arrangements have
been made for an exhibit OF the st. Paul
schools. The active interest OF the mem
bere OF this Board in this educational Meet
Ing is solicited. There will be some ex-
Pense connected With the free entertain
nf 1a6i
the local committee has become RESPONSE
Die, and contributions of money or offers
OF free entertainment will be gladly re-
ceived.
The present term OF school will close
triaay, Zee. 90, 1882. I recommend a
vacation of one week, and that the next
tern commence Tuesday. Jan. 9, 1888
B. T. WE1GEr, Supt. of Schools.
Report accepted and Recommendations
adopted.
The report of the committee on schools
YVES submitted as follows:
The conIc ittee on schools respectfuIIy
| recommend the adoption of the following
rule, viz:
Upon the application to the superintend-
ent OF children unable through poverty to
purchase chool-books, they shall be sup
piled with the same, provided such sppii-
cation is In writing and certified by two
taxpayers living near to the applicant, and
also by the inspector of the ward.
Also the following:
RESOLVED, That the sum of fifty dollars
be placed in the hands of the superintend-
emit, to be by him expended in the purchase
of books, as specified in the above rule.
The superintendent to account to the
finance committee for the money so ex-
pended.
The committee also report that thew
have opened 81. additional room in the
Webster school third grade. and transferred
Miss Ford from the Neiil school to the
same.
In the change of boundary OF one block
in tue Jackson school district to the Neill
school the committee do not think any in
Justice has been done and recommend
that the change be ratified.
The report was adopted by the following
vote:
1eas-Inspectors Murphy, Athey, Gil
bert, Hamilton, Derlandi, Deanelly, Mr..
President.
From D. W. Willard. architect of the
High school, submitting estimated cost of
change in the roof and corn1ce of High
school from shingles to slate and from
wood to galvanized iron. Mr.. Scribner
offered to make the change for the sum of
T4.O4o. The change was ordered made
and the contract awarded to Mr.. Scribner
by the following vote:
Yeas-inaPectors Murphy, Athey, Gil
bert, hafaiiton, Berlandi, Do1nelly, Mr.
President.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Donneiiy-
Resc5cei. That all insurance now on
property belonging to the Board of Edu-
cation be and the same is hereby ordered
cancelled, and that all moneys derived
therefrom be paid over to the treasurer;
DE 1t further resolved, that no insurance
shall be hereafter effected on any OF the
property of the Board.
adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Athey, Gill
bert. Hamilton, Beriandi, Donnelly, Mr..
President.
Pay rolls for November were read as
follows:
Oiacers. .............. 1921 GA
hlg5 school. ................... 1,OO1 90
Washington school. 357 so
Jenerson school. Observation-Disclosures. 929 so
franklin school. .............. 1902 SO
Madison school. ...... ..... 1926 90
klce school. 269 so
webster school,. 80. ...... 566 SO
jackson school ............... 29O -
Neiil school. 1877 90
Monroe school. .. 427 90