St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-22

Fix all necessary fencing and put up
high lattice work in front OF closets.
Pump for drive-well to be taken up and
fix drive-well in front yard
Calclmine Rooms Nos. 8 and 4.
Rub and brush Nos. l and (by janitor. J
General repairs as per schedule.
HUMBOLDT SCHOOL.
23-Build retaining walls on west side,
from northwest corner south to end OF
privy closets.
Paint all iron-rail fencing.
Repair wooden fencing where needed,
also down pipes.
Fasten ornamental top of stair post in
new part.
Repair windows where necessary.
Repair and paint front steps (by janitor)
General repairs as per schedule.
GARFIELD SCHOOL.
24-ROof to be painted.
Attach stone slate blackboard on north
side of office.
Two fOot-scrapers, one at each main en-
trance. (Janitor).
Repair lattice work in front of privies.
(JanitOr).
WOrkroom and tool bench for janitor in
basement to be made, as also wooden water
troughs to be fixed by janitor; general re-
pairs as per schedule.
ESQ accept the proposition of George
Adams to furnish and put into the Cleve-
land school building, according to plans and
specifications, hOHair pipes in walls to heat
the eight school rooms and the principals
room in said building for the sum of sos.
26-TO have the basement of the Doug
las building grOuted and cemented instead
OF bricked. and
2T-TO have the Douglas and German
buildings rooted with slate instead of shin
giles, each at an additional cost of $3.50,
such work to be done by the contractors,
Trick q Geib.
The report having been first read at
length, was, on motion of In
SpectOr Athey, taken up by detailed
general and special recommendations and
successfully approved and adopted, pro-
vided, that the matter of purchasing the lot
on Ellen street, adjoining Jackson School,
be referred to Committee on Real Estate to
inquire and report to the Board, and that
plans and specifications for contemplated
engine house and addition to Madison
School be also first procured by the same
committee and submitted for the approval
of the Board, the adoption and approval of
the report as above being by vote on each
item numbered as follows:
Yeas-InSpectors Norman, Minor, Wam-
pier, SimmOn, GieSen, Williams, Ellis,
Gilbert, Athey. Schiffmann, Curtis, Dobner
and Mr.. Vice President-13.
From the Committee on Finance
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 13, 1885.
To the Honorable the President and Board
of Education, st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on FL
nance respectfully report that in accordance
with a resolution of this Board adopted
July 6, 1885, they have sold to Messrs
Newport ~ Peet the issue of bonds therein
referred to, being for fifty thousand dollars
$50, 000), bearing interest at the rate of
five (5) per centum per annum, payable i'll
thirty years from the I'd day of May, A. d.
1885, for seven per centum premium, this
being the best offer Obtainable. The pro-
ceedS, amounting to S53, 5O2.5 so, have been
paid to the Treasurer of the Board of Edu-
cation to the credit of the Board of Educa-
ton, and the bonds delivered to the pur-
chaSeTS- j. j. ELLIS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Received and action of Committee unani-
mOuSly approved.
Also,
ST. PAUL. MIMI, July 20, 1885.
To the Honorable the President and Board
of Education, st. Paul, Mimi:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on FL
nance respectfully report that pursuant to a
resolution of this Board adopted July 6,
1885, they have sold to Mr. II. 2. Upham
certificates of Indebtedness to the amount
of fOrty-seven thousand dollars (S47, OO0),
bearing interest at the rate of six (6) per
centum per annum. the proceeds to be APP
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tificates then outstanding, bearing eight (S)
per cent. interest. j. J. ELLIS,
Chairman of Committee on Finance.
Received and action of Committee unani-
mOuSly approved.
From Committee on Fuel and JanitOrs-
Requesting that so much of their annual
report as refers to an appointment of a
janitOr for the Rice School, action on which
matter was postponed, be taken up, and
asking that their appointment of J. c.
Schnacke be confirmed.
The request was granted, and the ap-
pOintment of J. G. Schnacke as janitor of
Rice School (hiS term to commence Aug. 1
prOX.) confirmed by
YeaS-InspectOrS Norman, Minor, Wamp-
Ter, SimmOn. GieSen, Williams, Ellis. Gil
bert, Athey, Schiffmann. Curtis, Dobner
and Mr.. Vice PreSident-13.
The Vice President being called away
for urgent reasons, called Inspector Schiff-
mann to the chair, and was excused from
further attendance.
Inspector Gilbert desired to have the ap-
pOintment of Joseph Lewis, as janitor of
the Neil School, also confirmed. but after
some discussion the matter was, by con-
sent, postponed to the next regular meet
ing.
From the Committee on Music
Your Committee on Music would re-
Spectfully report that in view of the in
creased number of school buildings the
coming year it will be impossible to
have music taught satisfactorily if but one
instructor is employed, as heretofore, and
would therefore recommend the employ
ment of two inStructorS-One as Superin-
tendent of Music, the other as his assistant;
the whole time of each, however, to be EN-
ployed in the schools during school hours.
We recommend the names of Prof. Will
lam M9nner as Superintendent. at salary
of 81, 200 per annum, and the name of
Prof. George G. Raymond as assistant, at
salary of $500 per annum. Respectfully,
JAMES A. CURTIS,
JOSEPH p. GIESEN,
a. j. WAAIPLER, Chairman,
Committee on Music.
Received and referred to next executive
session.
From the Committee on Purchases and
SuurIiac-