Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-16
Proceedings Of Board Of Education,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,

The committee on property submitted
the following report:
Your committee on property would
recommend as follows:
That the bill of Messrs, BaziIle & Part
ridge for $61S.18 for granting the Webster,
Monroe and jackson schools, be accepted
as correct, the work having been done to
the satisfaction of your committee.
That the following appointments as jan
ators 10 I'LL vacancies have been made sub
ject TO your approval.
To the High SCHOOL,. Holtzheimer.
Van Buren-M. Ulausy.
Jefferson-A. Mcintyre.
Also, that the Office of Superintendent of
Buildings and Repairs, be abolished from
and after October 1st next.
A. B. WnGUs,
Chairman Of Committee on Properly.
1.-the reporS vas adopted and appoint
ments confirmed.
The committee On schools made The fol-
lowing report:
The committee On schools respectfully
submit the following report:
Miss j. Holden, sixth grade, Franklin
school, transferred TO the same grade Hum
bolt, ard Miss Jennie CHM OF the Humbolt
transferred TO the Franklin.
Miss Anna Banker transferred from the
sixth grade franklin to I'll vacancy exist
ing in eighth grade Madison.
Miss w. A. Cummings transferred from
Washington and made primary principal
at Madison.
Miss Fanny ". Williams appointed
teacher of the first grade Washington.
Miss Celia Gibson of Monroe transferred
to the third GRADE Jefferson
Mrs. Allen Whitman appointed teacher of
thiW grade Monroe.
Mrs. 7. ~. Gerry transferred from Mad
lson 20 the seventh grade Van Buren,.
Miss Mary Dougherty, Miss Belle Hitch
cock, Miss Helen Dewey, Miss Sarah Pat
ten, Madison school, promoted each one
grade.
Miss May Blodgett transferred from
second grade Jackson TO second grade
Madison.
Miss Jennie CHM, Miss G. W. Williams,
Miss A. Patten and Miss c. ". Blackman,
promoted each one grade, and Mrs. "a. N.
Martin appointed to the fifth grade Frank
lin.
Miss Nellie henson appointed to second
grade jackson.
Miss M1cManus transferred from Jack
son to Franklin.
Miss B. Walsh appointed 10 second
grade Jackson.
Miss Clara Wilson appointed to second
grade Garfield.
TIE committee recommend the opening
of three evening schools, viz: One at JEFF
ferson, one at Franklin and one at Hum
bolt, and tho appointment of the follow
ing teachers:
For Jefferson SmIff, and Yarko
For Franklin, Taylor, Donnelly and
DoUgherty.
For Humbolt, Charles McGee,
And that principals be paid two dollars
a night and assistants one and three QUAR-
Ter dollars night;
That ianitors be paid fifty cents night
for one room and twenty five centslfor each
additional room-that the schools open
Monday. October I'd, and close Friday,
March %.
The committee also recommend that a
circular be prepared by the secretary and
mailed to business houses and manufac-
daring firms in the city, setting forth the
advantages of these schools.
GEO. a. HAMILTON, Chairman.
The report was adopted by the following
vote: Yeas, Inspectors WiIgus, Kerker,
Benz, Athey, Hamilton, Schiffmann, Ber-
land, 'Dcnnelly, Mr. President.
The committee on German made the fol-
lowing report:
ST. PAUL, Sept, 5th, 1852.
To the President and Members of the
Board OF Education,
GENT1EMEN: Your Committee on German
held q meeting September 4th. The fol-
lowing were the recommendations made:
Mrs. J. M Farrar, to hold the position
as teacher in German in the High school
Mr.. A. Yerka, for the jefferson and
Webster
e. Achijlas, for the Madison and Lin
coin.
6. Willericb, for The Franklin and Hum
bolt.
Miss Ella SchefeT, TO take the position
as teacher IN the German language of the
Van BOren school, and receive a salary of
$50 per month.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE BENZ, Chairman,
j. r. KERKER,
RUDOLPH ScH1FEMA1N
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-lnspectors Wilgus, Kerker, Benz,
Athey, Hamilton, Schifman, Berlandi. Don
nelly, Mr.. President
AAe cCEAlD1bbeS on InuS1C made the fol
diving report:
81. PAUL, Sept. 5th, 1882
To The President and Members of the
Board Of Education of the City of st.
Paul: Your committee on music held a
meeting on the fifth day of September.
The programme for the instruction Of
music as prepared by Prof. PREM was ex-
amined and approved.
Your committee recommends the intro
auction of collection of songs published
by Prof. PREM to be used occasionally.
The same to be optional. As your committee
is not able at present to fully Judge about
the propriety of the present system of
teaching music IN our schools, the same
will be continued until examined BY the
committee. Respectfully,
j. Z. KERKEB, Chairman.
GEO. BENZ,
II. Il. ATRKy.
TherEeport WAS adopted.
The committee on High school reported
In favor of Miss julia Codding as teacher
of industrial drawing and reading in the
High school, at salary of $500 per year.
The report was adopted.
Inspector Donnelly nominated Hon. VIM.
p. Murray for Attorney of the Board.