St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
Proceedings Of The Board Of Education
Special Meeting.

transfer MISS ToZler from eighth grade
Van Buren, school to same grade Madison
| school.
Appoint Miss Mary J. Beach to eighth grade
| Van Buren, school,
Transfer Miss Mile Kmball from Adams
school to Franklin.
Appoint Miss Bessie Farr to second grade
Adams school.
Miss Florence A. Read and Miss S. H.
Peckham are released from their engage .
ments.
For evening schools the following teachers
are appointed:
| FRANKLIN.
S. S. Taylor, Principal.
Miss Jennie CHM.
| Miss G. W. A. Blackman.
Miss NJ. NJ. Martin. q
/ MADISON ri
Geo. c. Smith, Principal.
| A. Jurka.
| Miss Jennie Wallace. s.s
Miss Harriet Rudy.
HUMBoLbF.
Mr.. ]. c. Bryant, principal
Mrs. NJ. E. Kent.
The Committee is satisfied of the necessity
of erecting in (time for the opening of
|
buildings, viz:
! Arlington Hills, eight rooms.
Sixth Ward, eight rooms.
Summit Park, four rooms with provision
| for increase to eight.
Oakland, four rooms with provision for
increase to eight.
Washington, eight rooms.
For all of these buildings except the Oak
land the Board own suitable lots. The Com
mittee ask the Board to authorize the Com
mittee on Real Estate to have plans and
specifications prepared for all of those build
ings, and submitted for consideration. The
| Committee recommend that the position Of
| Superintendent of Music be abolished. Miss
Shanly having declined the position of Prin-
| cipal of the Lincoln school the Committee
appoint Miss Anna V. Wright to that posi-
| ton.
On motion of Inspector Berlandi the above
report of the Committee on Schools was re-
ceived and adopted, excepting that portion
referring to the abolition of the position of
Superintendent of Music, by unanimous vote
of the Board: Ayes-12.
motion of Inspector Officer, to also adopt
that portion of the above report referring to
| Superintendent of Music was lost by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Murphy, Officer, Gilbert,
and Mr.. PRESIDENT.
Nays-Inspectors Minor, Wampler, Willis.
Giesen, Athey, Berandi and Dreher-7.
The Committe on Real Estate reported pro-
gress on large amount of work entrusted
to its charge with power to act, all of which
was received and approved.
AS new business the same committee
recommended that the Secretary be directed
to advertise, under the rules of the Board for
proposals for the construction of coal vault
for the High School building according to
prepared plan and specifications.
They also recommend that they be author
lied to have the old Nel and Rice
school buildings made habitable, and sup
piled with necessary furniture, pending the
completion of the new buildings now in
course of erection.
| Each of the above recommendations was
adopted by unanimous vote of the Board.
Yeas-12.
The Committee on German made the fol-
lowing report
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. %, 1884.
To The Honorable the Board of Education,
| st. Paul. Mimi.
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Ger
man would respectfully report the following
appointments of teachers of German for the
ensuing year, and ask your confirmation of
such appointees, viz:
Mr.. Geo. Rink, superintendent of German
and teacher, Mr.. Anton Jurka, Mr.. F. Prop
ping, Miss Ella Scheffer and Miss Josie
Pfaender, teachers.
This fills all the required positions but one,
which vacancy we ask further time to report
the appointee of.
We also recommend and ask you to estab-
| lish and fix the schedule of salaries for above
named teachers as follows:
Mr.. Geo. Rink to receive 81, 200 for sch'l y'r
Mr.. Anton Jurka 6 LOCO " -
Mr.. f. Propping " $50 "
Miss Ella Scheffler " 700
Miss Josie Pfaender I" 700 " " "
The salary for the vacant position to be
fixed when filed. Respectfully submitted,
OTTO DREHER ~
JNo. W. WILLIS, Gom oi
p. j. GIEsEN. "eriiiah
On motion of Inspector Hamilton, the
foregoing report of the Committee on German
was received, adopted and confirmed by
unanimous vote of the Board Yeas, H.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on HIGH SCHOOL.
The Committee on High School respect
fully recommend the organization of n com
mercial department in the High School, with
such course of instruction, text books and
regulations as may be suggested by the Su-
! perintendent Of Schools and approved by the
| Board
They further recommend the appoint
ment Of w. s. Beardsley as instructor Of
said department, at salary of fifteen hun
dred dollars per annum.
HARVEY OFFICER, Chairman.
Approved and adopted by unanimous vote
of the Board Yeas, IL.
The same committee recommended the
| appointment of VIM. Stephens as Engineer
Of the High School for the ensuing year, at
the salary fixed for last year. 'nh ~
Report adopted and appointment unani-
mously confirmed. Yeas, II.
communication from the health officer
DIR. Hoyt, referring to privy vaults of Lin
coin school, was presented through Inspector
Gilbert and referred to the Attorney Of the
Board for opinion. -
BY Inspector Officer
Resol0ed, That special committee of three
inspectors be appointed by the President, TO
consider and recommend to the Board such
legislation as may be necessary TO perfect
existing laws relating to the Board Of Educa-
ton of the City Of st. Paul; that the Attorney
Of the Board be requested to act with and adj
wise such committee, and that the President
act as chairman of such committee.
The above resolution was unanimously
adopted, and Inspectors Officer, Willis and
Murphy were appointed by the President,
thus constituting President schifTman, In
spectors Officer, Willis and Murphy and At
torney Murray (as Counsellor and advisory,
as the full Special Committee on Legislation.
By Inspector Athey-
Resolsed, That the Committee on Real Es-
tate be and is hereby instructed TO cause the
! walk leading from the basement door of the
High School to the sidewalk on Tenth street
to be leveled so as to conform with the grade
Of said sidewalk on Tenth street.
Adnnted he unanimous vote of the BOARD