St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04
REGULAR Meeting.

ST. PAUID Mlnn., June l, 1885.
The regular (annuaD meeting Ito be held
on the first Monday in June) took place OH
the above date. The members of the Board,
who had all previously qualified, were
called to order by the Secretary, who pro-
ceeded to call the roll, all of the members
of the Board being present, as follows:
First Ward-Inspector John Norman, In
spector Joseph NJ. Minor.
Second Ward--Inspector A. J. Wampler,
Inspector Karl Simmon.
Third Ward-Inspector Peter Joseph
Giesen, Inspector p. Z. Williams.
Fourth Ward-Inspector j. j. Ellis, In
spectOr L. A. Gilbert, Inspector Henry H.
Athey.
Fifth Ward-Inspecto Frederic A. Fogg,
Inspector Rudolph Schiffmann, Inspector
James NJ. Curtis.
Inspector Charles Haas.
Seventh Ward-InSpectOr Leonard Dob
ner-15.
| A temporary organization was effected by
| the election as President pro tenn. of In
spector Gilbert, who declared the first bust
ness in order to be the election of officers,
and called for nominations for the Office OF
President of the Board.
Inspector Frederic A. ..Fogg, and Inspector
Giesen nominated Inspector R. Schiffmann.
The President pro tenn. appointed In
spectors, Berlandi and Minor as tellers,
whereupon the Board, on motion, pro-
ceeded to an informal ballot for President,
resulting in eight (S) ballots being cast for
Inspector Schiffmann and seven (7) ballots
for Inspector FOgg. A formal ballot hav-
ing been ordered and taken, the same was
found to have resulted as follows: In
spector Fogg received nine (9) votes, and
Inspector Schiffmann received six CO. votes.
On motion of Inspector Schiffmann the
vote for Inspector Fogg was made unan-
imous and he was so declared elected ac-
cordingly, President FOgg at once assum-
ing the chair by invitation of the President
pro TEN. and returning thanks for the honor
conferred.
The President having called for nomina-
lions for the Office Of Vice President, In
spector Gilbert was nominated by Inspector
Berlandi, Inspector Gilbert nominating In
spector Berlandi.
Both DESTROYS Of declining, the President
ordered ballot to be taken, which resulted
in Inspector Berlandi receiving ten 10) and
Inspector Gilbert five 81 votes.
The vote was on motion OF Inspector Gill
bert made unanimous and Inspector Ber-
landi was declared elected as Vice Presi-
dent accordingly.
Nominations for the office of Secretary
being next in order, Inspector Athey NOM
mated Otto Dreher for this position.
No other nominations being made, the
President was authorized to cast the vote of
the Board, which was done, and Otto Dreher
declared unanimously elected accordingly.
The organization of the Board being thus
completed, the President was, on. motion of
Inspector Athey, authorized to appoint a
committee on rules, to consist OF five
members.
The Superintendent asked and obtained
leave to present the following report:
To the Board of Education of the City of
st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: The total enrolment of the
public schools for May, 1885, was 6,975
pupils, an increase of Cos upon the enroll
ment of May, 1854. The whole number adj
mitted to the schools since the commence
ment Of the present school year is 9, Alb.
The following table gives the total enroll
ment and average daily attendance of each