Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
No. of
Total. 4.455 3,5

Evening school. 1853 $50 TO
Total. Ass s,5s7 sss
| The report was adopted.
| Mr.. Gillian was allowed to address the
board on the transfer of his child frem
the Washington to the Franklin school.
The board took no action on the matter
| The committee on schools made the fol-
lowing report:
Miss Sewall having resigned her posi-
ton in Webster school the committee
have secured the services of Miss Joseph
inc Mann, an experienced teacher, and
| ask her confirmation.
The report was adopted and the ap-
pointment confirmed.
| President Abbott called Inspector OPP
penheim to the chair.
Inspector Abbott, from Committee on
Property, submitted the following report:
| The Committee on Property have
received a communication from II. II.
Timme, offering to sell his property on
| Rice street to the Board, for High school
purposes, for the sum of $4,000. The
Committee recommend that the offer be
not accepted.
A communication has also been re-
| ceived from Wilkin & Roemer, which is
presented to the Board without recon-
| mendation.
| Proposals have been received for re-
| moving the Adams school, as advertised,
and the Committee advise that the bid of
| P. Butler, for 1888, be accepted, as it is
| the highest.
The Committee ask the Board to recon-
| slider its action in regard to the purchase
| of Mrs. Roberts property on Tenth street.
The report was accepted.
The recommendations of the commit
| tee were adopted. That part of the re-
port relating to the communication from
| Wilkins & Roemer was referred back to
| the committee to report at the nex'
| meeting.
The Adams school was sold to P. Butler
| for 1888, he being the highest bidder.
President Abbott resumed the chair.
On motion the committee on property
was instructed to purchase Mrs. Roberts
property on Tenth street for s., 500 by the
| following vote:
Yeas-Inspector Murphy, Wilgus, OPP
penheim, Abbott. Benz, Gilbert, Hamll-
| ton, Schiffmann, Donnelly.
Inspector Gilbert from the Committee
on Finance, reported a balance ON hand
| on Jan. 81, 1882, $2,534.90, all of which
balance will be necessary to use in settle
| ment of interest now coming due.
The amount of money coming due from
the personal property tax, and which will
| be available about March l, will be from
| $40 900 to $25, 900.
The report was adopted.
Inspector Murphy, from the special
committee on the Northwestern Fuel
Company bill, made verbal report.
On molten of Inspector Donnelly the
matter was referred back to the COM
mittee.
The Judgment of P. O'Brien against
| the Board was ordered paid by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Wilgus, Alb
bolt, Gilbert, Benz, Hamilton. Schlffmann,
Donnelly.
Nays-Oppenheim, Berlandi.
The Committee on Finance are to have
the contract drawn with Grimshaw &
Co., for construction of Sixth ward school
as per contract awarded.
The Secretary was instructed to address
communication to the City Council, to
get the City Engineer to survey lots in
Sixth ward for the new school.
The following resolutions were passed:
BY Inspector Oppenheim-
Resolved. That the proper officers of
the Board be, and are hereby authorized
| to negotiate temporary loan of nine
thousand 10000 dollars, for the purpose
of paying salaries of teachers and en-
ployes of the Board, at the lowest posi-
BILE rate of interest and not to exceed
eight per cent, and the said officers are
hereby empowered and instructed to issue
certificate of Indebtedness for the same
as provided by law.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Wilgus,
| Oppenhelm, Abbott, Benz, Gilbert,
Hamilton, Schiffmann, Berlandi, Don
nelly-10.
By Inspector Hamilton
Resolved, That the sum of twenty five
dollars be appropriated for the purchase of
| additional reading matter for the Frank
lin school to be expended under the direc-
| ton of the superintendent.
Adopted.
| BY Inspector Gilbert
Resolved, That the committee on prop
erty are hereby instructed to draw con-
tract with the Northwestern Fuel Co. in
| accordance with the agreement made
with them and to insert therein, that
interest at the rate of per cent. be allow
ed on all bills after being audited by the
board until payment shall be made.
| Adopted.
Pay rolls for January were read as fol-
| lows.
Franklin. 81 ,045 90
HUMBOLDT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 52S OO
klce: ............... 700 OO
Washington. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 371 rs
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