St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
g Frances G. Gage, first grade.
!" Frances 81. Johnson, FIRST grade.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Miss Jennie E. Rogers, principal.
4" May l.. Dana, fourth grade.
4" Ella Brown, third grade.
Agnes Gunnip, second grade.
Mrs. E. M. Lowry, first grade.
Miss Fannie NJ Williams, first grade.
GARFIELD SCHOOL.
Mr.. J. G. Bryant, principal
Miss Rose o. Mott, fourth grade.
:" Laura Gates, third grade.
M. J. Bryant, third grade.
g A. Woodbury., second grade.
Margaret NJ. King, second gIade.
&C Mary Stanley, first grade.
g Victoria La Croix, first grade
Mrs. Mrs. M. e. Kent, primary principal.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Hand, principal.
g NJ. E. Darrah, eighth grade.
Josephine Holden, seventh and sixth
grade.
Julia Palmer, fifth grade.
. Helena Dorm, fourth grade.
g Alice Mcclure, third grade.
Louise Meilike, second grade.
Ella Yeaton, second grade.
Fannie Chandler, first grade.
- Mary G. Rhoads, first grade.
1900 Ns' N"AAOhJij PAAh4olJ PAlHN4P~A'
RIVER SCHOOL.
Miss Mary Cummings, principal
. Ellen Cummings, second grade.
Lizzie Callahan, first grade.
:" l.. j. Barrett, first grade.
The foregoing report of the Committee on
Schools referring to appointment of teachers
was adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors O'Hage, Minor, Wamp-
Ter OpOau boip T.sI
bert, Hamilton, Berlandi, Dreher and Mr..
Presidential.
The Committee on High School reported
thro ugh its Chairman, Inspector Officer, fol
ensuing year, the following:
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS.
Principal, c. B. Gilbert.
Instructor in natural science, G.. Welt
brecht.
" Latin and Greek, c. A. Fiske.
History and English, Mrs. H. w.
Haynes.
Mathematics, Miss L. a. Wander
warker.
" Mathematics, Miss NJ. J. Newson.
" Drawing, Miss Julia Gauthier
1" General Assistant, Miss Ida Sto,
well.
" Reading and Elecution, Miss Leo
nora Austin.
German, Mrs. J. NJ. Farrar
Z" French, Mr.. F. c. Carel.
The foregoing report of the Committee on
High School was adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas-Inspectors O'Hage Minor, Wampler,
Oppenhelm, Giesen, Officer, Abbey, Gilbert,
Hamilton, Berlandi, Dreher and Mr.. Presi-
dent-12.
On motion of Inspector Hamilton, the
motion by which one thousand Q,000)copies
of the Superintendent annual report were
ordered printed was reconsidered.
On motion of the same Inspector it was
Resolved, That eight hundred $500 copies
of the annual report of the superintendent
of Schools be printed.
Inspector Oppenheim, after stating that he
was about to remove from the city, rendered
his resignation as member of the Board and
as School Inspector of the Second precinct of
the Second ward, warmly recommending the
election of Mr.. Edmund Rice, DR., as his sue
cessor.
On motion of Inspector Gilbert, the resig-
nation of Inspector Oppenheim was unani-
mously accepted.
On motion of Inspector Officer the Board
proceeded to elect a successor to Inspector
Oppenheim.
1hopCIIOI IldulllfDu HOlD 'hltu MI. ENl~
mund Rice, Jr., to fiji the IN red term of
Hon. Joseph Oppenheim, resi-
Inspector Athey nominated hu w.
Willis
The president appointed Inspe,
and Ohage as tellers.
The result of the ballot showed sevt
votes cast for Mr.. Rice, and five ~ votes for
Mr.. Willis.
1t being discovered that the Hon. Mr.. OPP
penheim had participated in the balloting for
his own successor the President decided the
ballot as illegal.
Inspector Officer appealed from the decis-
ion Of the Chair.
Vice President Berlandi ling the du-
ties of presiding officer a. 'he ques-
ton to be on sustaining Of the
chair, the chair was sut y the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Wampler, Giesen, Athey,
Gilbert, Berlandi and Dreher-6.
Nays-Inspectors Minor, officer and Ham.
ilton-3.
Mr.. Oppenheim's name having been
called by the secretary, that gentleman also
voted nay, asking to have the fact noted.
Not voting-Inspector Ohage and Mr..
President-2.
On motion of Inspector Officer, the vote by
WHICH inspector OppcnnellH ) TeSlBuhIlOn
was accepted, was reconsidered.
Mr.. Oppenheim again rendered his resig-
nation
Inspector Officer moved that the resigna-
ton of Inspector Oppenheim be accepted
after his successor is elected and qualified.
The chair (NIr. President SchifTman) ruled
the motion out Of order.
Inspector Officer appealing from the deci-
sion of the chair, and Vice President Der.
landi assuming the duties, the ruling Of the
chair was sustained by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspector Ohage, Minor, Wampler,
Giesen, Athey, Dreher and Schiffman-7.
Nays-Inspectors Officer, Gilbert, Hamil-
ton and Berlandi-4.
Mr.. Oppenheim also voted nay.
After an animated controversy regarding
Mr.. Oppenheim's right TO vote, the Board
adjourned. OTTo DREHER, Secretary.
DdIles Excursion.
TO the Editor OF the Globe
Several errors having appeared in the DIFF
ferent papers as to the excursion to the Dalles