St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-10
/" $. E. Chandler,
e" A. Mcclure,

" C. j. Mathews.
That Miss Bessie Barr, of the Adams
school, and Miss Helena Dorr, of the Hum
boldt school, be granted another term Of pro-
baton in the same schools.
Mr.. s. s. Taylor having declined the
position of principal Of the Franklin evening
school Miss G. W. Blackman has been placed
in charge of the same.
GEO. A. HAMILTON, Chairman
Report adopted and appointments and
tran sfers confirmed by the following vote:
Yeas In spectors Minor, Willis, Giesen,
Gilbert, Athey, Hamilton, Dreher and Mr..
Presidents.
Nays-0.
After verbal report of Chairman Gilbert, of
the Committee on Real Estate, as to compile
ton OF fire escapes and stand pipes on school
houses, and on his motion committee con-
sisting of Inspectors Willis, Minor and Gil
bert was appointed TO witness the test Of said
stand pipes to take place under the super
vision of Mr.. Fire Chief Black, said commit
tee to report its finding to the Board.
The Committee on Real Estate was in
structed to protect the main hall of the Madi-
son school building against excessive cold,
by the following vote;
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Willis, Giesen,
Gilbert, Athey, Hamilton, Dreher and Mr..
Presidents.
Nays-0.
Inspector Gilbert, having first called atten-
ton to the large amount of window glass re-
qulred for tine various school buildings,
mostly on account of malicious and willful
breakage, and after submitting a compare
tive list of prices, submitted the following
resolution
By Inspector Gilbert
The principals of the several schools, in
Guiding the High school, are hereby instructed
to Keep an accurate account of all glass
broken in their several buildings, and as far
as possible the names of the pupils or per-
sons doing the breaking and to report the
same to the Secretary of the Board at the
close OF each month, who shall see that Rule
90 is enforced. They shall also take such
measures to prevent the breaking of glass in
the school buildings as shall seem best to
them and shall require the utmost care and
watchfulness on the part of the janitors to
secure the same end. All glass needed for
repairs shall be purchased only by the Com
mittee on Real Estate, and no glazing shall
be done except by their written order.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
The specifications for the new Washington
school building, prepared and submitted by
Mr.. d. w. Willard, were on motion of In
spector Hamilton, referred to Inspector Minor
for examination and report.
The President announced the following
change in committees:
Inspector Hamilton to be on Special Com
mittee on Legislation, in place of Inspector
Officer, resigned.
Inspector Willis to be member of the
Committee on High School and Inspector
Giesen advanced to the Craftsmanship of the
same committee, on account of the vacancy
created by above named resignation.
By Inspector Hamilton
Resolved, BY the Board of Education of the
city of st. Paul, that the proper officers are
hereby instructed to negotiate a loan OF
fifteen thousand (S15,000) dollars, for which
certificate of indebtedness is hereby author
lied to be issued, maturing June %, 1885,
and bearing interest from its date at the rate
of eight per cent. per annum until paid, for
the purpose of redeeming certificate of in
debtedness No. 4S, of the same amount.
Also, that another loan of fifteen thousand
(Sl5, 000) dollars is hereby authorized to be
made, for which the proper officers are in
structed and authorized to issue certificate
of Indebtedness, maturing June 25, 1885,
and bearing interest from its date at the rate
of eight per cent. per annum until paid, for
a temporary loan for the salary fund in adj
vance of the collection of taxes levied for
such purpose.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Willis, Giesen,
Gilbert, Athey, Hamilton, Dreher and Mr..
Presidents.
Nays-0.
A number of bills of the Board of Water
Commissioners for advance charges were, on
motion of Inspector Willis, disalowed and
the Committee on Real Estate instructed to
have meters placed wherever needed.
The proposed amendment TO, and Of Rule
No. II, relating TO music, was, on motion,
referred to Committee on Schools for DELHI
Grafton and report.
The following bills, all properly approved
and verified Gncluding old claim of A. j.
Dcsparvs), were presented and read:
Asker Bassford, Sl95; Bennett d Kings
bury, $33. 20; c. A. Biegler. $3.50; w. E.
Coles d. Sons, 1855; same, $500; John
Colander, S207.15; J. DeGraw 81 Sons,
$34 81; j. II. Demarest, $l3.S0; A. j. Dcs-
parvis, $500; John Dowlan, 81 ,646.27; s. S..
Eaton, SO. 40; St. Paul Gas Light company,
$40; same, $50 80; A. F. CANCER, 81 ,296.Sl /;
GLOBE Printing company, s21.s6; same,
SOL SO; Haas ~ Fowler. Sl35; Joseph Haag,
So; same, 81; Hanley Bros, s12.72; o. N.
Heath, $50; John Heir, 81; G. E Herzog,
$40; c. Herrmeyer, So; Hughsou
e. Hemenway, s73 25; Kiesler & WarfeId,
1925; P. Leo, $50; II. II. Lynch 81 Bro,
sl26; Mervin Bros, $50; Chas. Matheis,
1850; Merell Ryder, S1.40; Molard,
Ulrici 81 Eltzuer, $4,000; A. n. Nelson,
SOL; Ole H. Oace, $6.72; Paine & Wigus,
$50; Prendergast Bros, s29.33; Prince 81
Shandrew, S156.40; Carl Rodmann, 1915;
Sanders d Mathews. $3.50; James Smith,
Sl4.5G; st. Paul Fire d Marine Insurance
company, S9l.50; Same, s19; J. e. Stout ~
Co, S75; Union Iron IL Steel Works, 81. SO !;
Moritz Walter, Sl.90; Warwick 81 CASTILLO,
Sc; j. J. Watson q Bro, $3.50; Board Of
Water Commissioners, s.; same, S4l.05.
Allowed by the following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Willis, Giesen,
Gilbert, Athey, Hamilton, Dreher and Mr.
Presidents.
Nays-0.
Adjourned. oTTo DREHER, Secretary.