St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-09
RULE Al.

that Rule Al. for the government of the
schools, be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
RULE II.
During the first week in each term. and
on each Monday thereafter, pupils in all
respects qualified may enter the schools by
applying to the Principal at the school
building. A pupil applying for admission
for the first time must be accompanied by a
parent or guardian, who shall give salts
factory evidence that the child is years
old. No pupil shall be admitted to any of
the schools who shall not have been vac
cinated within seven years next preceding
the application for admission. The evil
dence of such vaccination to be presented
to the Principal of the school where appli-
cation for admission is made, shall be a
certificate signed by the Health Officer Or
any physician duly licensed by the State
Board of Examiners.
Respectfully submitted.
3. F. WRIGHT,
Superintendent of Schools.
The report having been read the Board
on motion of Inspector Williams went into
executive session to deliberate on the mat
ter of changing rule on vaccination. (See
Elk. Rec.)
Open session having been resumed, the
regular order was proceeded with.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
From Committee on Real Estate
On matters referred to it at last regular
meeting, viz:
First-That in compliance with authority
granted and in Difference to Council resolu-
ton the sale Ito Warren Carpenter) of the
old Neill School building was effected under
stipulations as follows: Mr.. Carpenter to pay
the sum of $500 and have the building re-
moved on or before Nov. l. "a discount of S25
to be made from this price, however, if the
removal was accomplished on or before the
18th of October last: that one half of the
building had been torn down and removed,
but that the purchaser had been prohibited
from carving out his full intention by the
refusal of permit by the Building Inspec-
tor and that he was compelled through no
fault of his own to ask for an extension of
time for complete removal.
Second-That all work ordered for the
Douglas School had been fully completed,
but that owing to springs under said school,
it was found impossible to grout the cellar be-
fore first draining the basement and con-
Meeting with outside drain and cesspool,
such extra draining and cesspool. also the
groutlng to be completed within two weeks.
Third-Instead of contracting for per
manent privies at the Irving School at
cost of about $500. the outhouses heretofore
used at the Webster School and there no
longer needed were caused to be removed
and permanently placed at the Irving
School at total cost of $3.50. including the
filling up of old vaults at the Webster.
Fourth-Final bids for the construction
of eistern at the River School are expected
within day or two when the work will be
let to the lowest responsible bidder with
the condition to have it completed by the
Goth inst.
Fifth-All work at New Territory Schools
either fully done or approaching compile
ton.
Sixth-The Board having fully complied
with the law regarding fre-escapes and
stand-pipes the committee deem it impolitic
and unnecessary to make any change as
asked for by Mr.. j. Jones. such change being
expensive and it would not serve the pur-
pose intended. The safe escape of pupils and
teachers in case of danger is otherwise pro-