St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

wing 10 tha w ebSter school. and that JuStuS
Falk, the janitor elect of the Webster, be
transferred and assigned to the Irving
school, salaries to be IS fixed by schedule.
Inspector Gilbert having stated that Mr..
Buckneli preferred his present position and
declined with thanks the proposition of a
transfer, although involving an increase of
saiarv. the first section of the above report
was received and accepted and the Com
mlttee on Fuel and Janitors asked and OBJ
tanned leave to amend the second section Of
their report as follows:
The Committee recommends that Janitor
Justus Falk be transferred and assigned to
the Neill school, and that John Delaney,
heretofore at the Neill school, be and he is
hereby appointed as Janitor of the Webster
school, subject to confirmation by the
Board
The report as amended was thereupon
adopted, and the transfers and appointment
confirmed by
Yeas-lnspectors Schumacher, Minor,
SImmon, Giesen. Williams. Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, PoStlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas Dob
ner and Mr.. President-1S.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 2, 1886.
70 the Honorable Board of Education:
Your Committee on Schools respectfully
report: We have appointed Miss Addie L..
Door for teacher of first grade, Hancock
school. and ask her confirmation. We rec
ommend that the salary of Miss Nellie Ford
and of Miss Ella A. Shaw be fixed at $500
per annum each. Numerous requests hay
ing been made to your committee for
school at Como Villas we have made care
ful inquiry, and think a school should be
maintained there the coming year. We
from reliable party to put up suitable
building and rent it to the Board for one
year, and recommend that the offer be ac-
cepted by the Board.
l.. A. GILBERT, Chairman.
The report was received accepted and
adopted, including the proposition referred
to (see tiles). and the appointment of Miss
Door confirmed by
Yeas = Inspectors Schurmeer, Minor,
Simmon, Giesen, Williams, Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas
Dobner and MI President-13.
From the Committee on Real Estate
First-Submitting and reading commu-
nIcatlon from Building Inspector johnson
giving his opinion on the condition of the
old part of the Franklin building.
Received and placed on file.
Also,
Seeond-Recommend the following re-
pairs and improvements at the Franklin
building and asking authority to act in the
matter, viz: Put new slate blackboards in
Old part; repair plastering and calcimine en-
tire interior of building; put quarter rounds
Oh all floors around wainscotng where
needed; fix stairs on south side of new part;
point chimneys above roof; reroof the entire
building with metal; lay stone sidewalk in
front OF building; strengthen walls of old
building with iron rods where needed;
grade lots on slope from building. Re-
port accepted. adopted and committee given
power to act by
Yeas-1nspectors Schurmeer, Minor.
Simmon, Giesen. Williams, Ellis, Gilbert.
Athey, Postlethwaite, Berlandi, Haas,
Dobner and Mr.. Presidential.
Also,
Third-Recommending entire new plant
for heating the Franklin building by steam
and ventllating by fan, and asking that the
Committee receive and entertain PROPOSE
tons and report the same back to the
Board. Adopted.
notwithstanding and submitting letter
from MIR. y. j. Lemon proposing to dis
pose OF and sell additional lots required for
charging the Sibley school grounds.
Received and placed on file.
Also,
Flfth-Reporting progress by itemized
statement on work of special repairs and i'm
provements referred to them with power
to act at the last regular meeting. Read
and received. (See fIes.)
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Schiffmann-
Resolved, That the Committee on Schools
be requested to report to this Board bv next
meeting what revision in text books and
school stationery Gf any may be neces-
sary. Adopted.
By Inspector Minor
Resolved, That music be taught in the
public schools OF this city, and that the
Committee on Music be and it is hereby in
structed to recommend a suitable person as
Superintendent at the next meeting.
Adopted.
By Inspector Williams
Resolved That the Committee on Real
Estate be and it is hereby directed to ascer-
tain the cost of placing steam and yentilat-
ing plant in Madison school. Adopted.
By Inspector Schiffmann-
Resolved. That the ATTORNEY of the
Board be and he is hereby instructed otake
the necessary steps for appropriating such
additional real estate as may be necessary
for the enlargement of the Sibley school
grounds, this to be done under proceedings
defined by special and general acts.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An inquiry by Inspector Williams about
the report Of the Comptroller was answered
by the Secretary to the effect that such re-
port was being prepared.
The matter of bodily injuries received by
Janitor Finn of the Jefferson building while
guarding and defending the property in his
care, together with bill paid by him for
surgical help. was brought up by Inspector
Minor. Dissatisfaction was expressed that
the efforts of the Board and its EMPLOYEES
to protect the interests of the people and
taxpayers do not seem to be properly an
preciated, and that hoodlumism and yandal-
ism were viewed too lightly by the proper
tribunal. In the absence of the attorney
the whole matter was laid over.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
The Secretary presented number of
claims all in due form and properly ap-
proved. Objection being made, however,
to the payment of a bill in the sum of $500
for use of the Grand opera house, on ac-
count of inefficient management, Door ser
vice and general failure to render satisfac-
uon TO the Board as was agreed upon, said
bill was laid aside for future consideration,
and ali the others read and submitted as
follows, viz:
No. In whose favor. Amount
642 Bonn Manufacturing Company. $l02 90
643 Borgeson, B.. Observation-Disclosures. 1a8 90
644 Brennan. Thomas. II 80
645 Corlies, Chapman Drake, 800. 81 80
646 Dreis, +. J................s.... IS
CAT Gauger, A. F...............A.... 800 90
64o Merriam, Theo. ................. II so
649 Minnesota Soap Company. 10 20
65O Moeller Toens ing ............. 10 05
COL Pound, George C................ so
652 Rayson, Joseph. ................. rs so
65o Rogers, John, Jr., Il Bro. ....... 100 90
654 SachSe, II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 Ii