St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Education.
SpeciaI Meeting.

Present: Inspectors Minor, Simmon, Gle
gen. Williams, Ellis. Gilbert Athey, Postle
shwaite. Berlandi. Haas. pobner and Mr..
PreSident-I2.
Absent: Inspectors Schumacher, (present
for duty later on during session. Wampier
and CurtiS-3.
On motion the minutes of the last meet
ing were approved as printed and published.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Swank & Hollinshead--
Stating under date of July 1, that they
had finished grading at the Longfellow
school in Merriam Park. and asking to
have the work examined and accepted.
Referred to Committee OH Real Estate.
REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Fuel and JAM
tors
ST. PAUL. July 10, 1886.
To the Board of Education
Your Committee on Fuel and Janitors beg
to report the following list of appointments
of engineers, janitors and firemen for the
ensuing year, as also their schedule OF sal
aries stated for each position. viz:
List of janitors, engineers, etc, and
salaries from August l, 1886. to July 81. 1881
Monthly
Eppointee and Position Salary
eWm Stephens, engineer, High school. .S15
james Gear, janitor, High school. ........ 70
s..
j. C. Schnacke, janitor, Rice school. 80. GU
Mich Stadtfeldt, janitor, Madison school. 10
Herman Weber, janitOr, Adams school,. 50
Fred Heymel, janitor, Monroe school. 49,. 90
Michael Finn, ianitor. Jefferson school,. 6O
janitOr Neiil school. ........ Oh
Justus Falk, janitor, Webster schoo...... ~
Edwin Ducknell, iuuitor, Irving SCHOOL,. so
janitor jackson schoOl...... 50
John Yandel, janitor German school,.... 80
Joseph Egan, janitor and engineer, Wash
John Lichtscheite ianitor. Lincoln school. 60
August Refill, janitor, Van Buren, school,. TO
Sol Quick janitOr, Cleveland school ....... SO
johnson Chamberlin, janitor, sibley
school. -. oo
E j. Hetield, janitor, Harvester Works
school. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Edward Pernquin, jauitor, Lafayette
EchOOl. 80
Anton Nothkelfer, janitor, Humboldt
school ;...'''' e eo
Frank Coos janitOr, Hendricks school. -. 90
VIM Schmotter, ianitor, Garfield school,. 80
P w. Kehoe, ianitor, Douglas school,. 30
ThOs H. Prince janitOr, LOngfe low school 20
w. q. Folensbee. janitor, Hancock school 20
John Hanrahau, janitor, Baker school. 10
Evening School JanitorS, % cents per
room per evening.
%The Engineer at the High School is en-
titled to the use of the dwelling rooms set
apart in said building and to his necessary
fuel. but must furnish light at his own eX-
penSe.
Above schedule of salaries to 60 into eff
feet on Sept. 1, provided that where build
ings are not fully occupied the salaries of
janitors shall be scaled down to proper pro-
portion. at the discretion of this committee.
The present incumbents to hold over I'M
til the 31st day of July, unless sooner re-
moved for cause.
Ali appointments as herein made to be-
gin on the 1st day of August next. except
that CT Frank Coos of the Hendricks
School, whose term is to begin from the
day when assigned TO duty by direction OF
this committee.
The Engineers at the High School and
Washington buildings may be allowed
helpers or assistants during three of the
winter months. each of them at monthly
salary Of S35, these appointments to be dis
cretionary with this committee, together
with the Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee. and shall not exceed three helpers al
the High and two helpers at the Washing
ton School.
Your committee is of the opinion that al
the employees herein named should live in
close proximity to the school buildings they
are made the guardians of by virtue O
their appointments, and we consider this tt
be an imperative and necessary rule. Per
sstent disregard OF this rule should wori
the discharge of all who are unwilling tC
comply herewith, regardless of person.
- All of which is respectfully submitted
subject to approval, adoption and contirma
ton by the Board.
E. T. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES HAAS,
HUB. c.. SCHURMEIER
Committee.
Report received, adopted and appoint
mentS confirmed by
Yeas - Inspectors Minor, Simmon
Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert, Athey
Postlethwaite, Berlandi Haas, Dobner ant
Mr. President-12.
From the Committee on German
Reporting appointment of MI. Juliu
Bueckling as special teacher of German tt
I'LL the existing vacancy and asking for hi
continuation.
Report adopted and appointment con
irmed by
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Simmon, Gle
sen Williams, Ellis, Gilbert, Athey, Pos
tlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner and Mi
PreSident-12.
From the Committee on High School
Reporting the appointment of MI. VIM
A Locey to I'LL the vacant position of in
structOr of physics, and asking that he b.
confirmed.
Report adopted and appointment con
firmed by
Yeas-Inspectors Minor, Simmon, Giesen
Williams, Ellis. Gilbert, Athev, Postle
thwaite, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner and MI
President-12.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 10, 1886.
To the Honorable Board of Education:
The Committee on Schools beg leave
report.
We recommend the following transfers
First-Miss A Nedobyty, from Secon
grade Jackson school to Third grade Frank
lin.
Second-Miss l.. NJ. Grace, from Firs
grade German school to Second grade acl
son school.
Third-Miss Nellie Mann, from Fir:
grade Lafayette school to same grade Col
man school.
Fourth-MIss Clara Blodgett, from SCI
Ond grade jefferson school to Fifth grad
Webster.
The following appointments have bee
made of teachers who have passed the IT
quired examinations:
Mr.. Geo. Y. Gorton, principal of til
Cleveland school. salary $1,000.
Miss Laura Gates, principal of Dougls
school, salary $3.50.
Miss Carrie NJ. Gilbert, teacher Fourt
grade of Webster school, at salary {
$3.50.
Miss Mary c. Winchester, to Secon
grade of Jefferson school, at salary {
$3.50.
Miss Mary Fayerweather to Secon
grade Cleveland school. at salary {
$500.
Miss Nellie W. Ford, to Second grade
Sibley school at salary of -.
Miss Minnie E. Beswicll, to First grad
Garfield school. at salary of $3.50.
EaMiss Kate Putnam, to Third grade Her
bricks school. at salary of $500.
Miss Ella A. Shaw, to Second grade He
bricks school, at salary of --.
Miss Emma Pf8nder, to First graz