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

ventilate the entire High School building;
also, to vaeate the rooms now and hereto
lore occupied as the dwelling of the Engin-
eer for other purposes; and also. to make
provision in new engine house for the school
workshop, and for storage of all explosives,
acids, or other dangerous compounds and
chemicals necessary for use in chemical lab
oratory, thereby reducing all posi-
bnities of danger to life OF limb
from explosion or combustion to a
minimum and decidedly leSSening
the present high rate of premiums on the
insurance policies carried by the Board.
To bore an arteSian well for six or
eight-ineh pipe, and supply ample water
Tor all uses. this being emphatlcally in the
interest of economy Tor the future and feaSl-
BILE, as shown by accompanying letter and
figures. made part of this report. (See files. }
$50 supply chemical laboratory with
chest of drawers and duplicate keys, and to
connect Chemical Lecture Room No. by
hood direct.
$40 make two closets of the one in
Room No. S, and small closet to recess, to
preserve drawing material. Locker to be
removed TO clothes room, next to boys stair
way. and duplicate keys for locker. Raise
hooks in Dressing Room No. about eighteen
inches. Gymnasium hall to be lined with
builders paper and ceiled with fencing.
and supply the same with two, as also
Drawing Room No. with one wash basin.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
10-Roof to be repaired in a workman
like manner and general repairs as per
schedule.
RICE SCHOOL.
room with basement, to be shortened. Door
in vestibule to be supplied with bronze
knobs. Privy vault (where not covered by
Out-hOuSe) to be covered with heavy plank
ing, and Out-hOuSeS supplied with iron
latches and locks. General repairs as per
schedule.
MADISON SCHOOL.
12-Recommehd connection with city
water system.
Terrace lot on Park avenue to sidewalk.
reset and extend iron rail fence along said
street to north line of lot.
A three-stOry brick addition, to contain
full basement and six rooms, to be built adj
joining rear of present building, in same
manner as addition TO Monroe School, this
being necessary to accommodate the school
population of the district, most of the lower
grades being now taught on the halliday
plan.
Cement outside main doorway.
Grain fly doors, also bookcase in Room
No. l.
Lay new floor over old one in hall and
rooms of first floor throughout.
Slight repairs on roof to be made by
janitOr.
General repairs as per schedule.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Grounds to be graded and sloped down to
sidewalk on View and Armstrong streets,
and two-gas-rail fence on same sides with
stone steps formerly used at High SchOOD
for front approach.
Wire fence (Of Jefferson SCHOOL, to be set
on south and west sides.
Privy vault to be reconstructed, and out
house placed in proper manner.
Repair cementing of basement in new
part.
Windows in old part TO be supplied with
heavier weights, pulleys and fasteners.
Bolt for front door.
General repairs per schedule.
MONROE SCHOOL.
14-Grounds TO be covered with soil and
prepared for grass seeding.
Remove old privieS. ill up the vaults and
excavate new vaults on east side of lots.
streets; place new out-houSes thereon suffi-
Gently large, screen with high lattice work
in front and use old fence now on Banfil
street front for dividing fence between
privies.
Wire fence on Western avenue to be
Strengthened and repaired, also extend wire
fencing along Banfil street front.
Basement in old part to be bricked, gut
tered and connected with sewer.
Front door to have new humboldt.
Quarter-moulding at base of wainScotting
in old part.
Roof and comice of old building to be
repaired.
Front and side steps and landings and
storm doors to be repaired and painted by
janitOr.
Chimney openings and thimbles to be re-
paired and capped in rooms of old part.
Electric apparatus in entire building.
Ele~en (11) book shelves for principals
and teachers rooms.
General repairs per schedule.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
15-Slope of earth sodded from line of
sidewalk on Sherman street and Pleasant
avenue 10 level of lots, to be surmOunted with
two-gaS-rail fence.
Close board fencing to be Strengthened and
repaired. also all plank or board walks 10y
janitOr).
Whitewash all close-board fencing and
basement (by janitOrl.
Prevent freezing of water pipes and con-
meet basement with sewer.
Bring water connection to first floor and
place sink and waste pipe for same.
Repair caves, spOutS and line trOughs in
BOYS closet with zinc.
Top moulding for all blackboardS where
needed. Regain outside main doors and
paint teachers platforms, ETC., to match
oak.
General repairs as per schedule.
NELL SCHOOL.
16-Privy vaults and closets to be built
outside of building; water and sewer con-
nectiOn with building and closets.
Chimney-hOleS in all rooms to be re-
paired and supplied with tin caps.
New rocker crate in one furnace and adj
ditiOnal necessary furnace tools.
Repair sidewalk on Harrington and Laurel
avenues, and set up a twO-gas-rail fence
along same streets when old building shall
have been removed.
General repairs as per schedule.
WEBSTER SCHOOL.
17-COnnect with city water and sewer
systems.
Build new water-closets in yard and con-
meet likewise.
Front steps to be repaired and painted by
janitOr.
Basement to have plank walk-ways, four
feet wide, to be made by janitOr.
Bolts for outer doors.
Two (2) new furnaces in place of ''Mas-
tOdOns," worn out.
General repairs as per schedule.
JACKSON SCHOOL.