St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-14
Sick and Nervous Headaches
Can be prevented as soon as their symp-
toms indicate the coming of an attack.

The President shall be ex-officio member Of
all committees.
Committee on Finance-(Page 26.)
Amend section 81 by adding thereto the
following:
1T shall be the duty of the Committee
on Finance to examine and report the ac-
curacy of all demands against the Board,
and all accounts shall be audited by this
committee, or at least by its chairman. and
no bill shall pass the Board unless so au-
dited."
Committee on Fnel and Janitors-
Amend section 26 so that after the words
('dstribution of such fuel') on page
2S, the following sentence be inserted in
stead of the present one, and so as to read:
They shall also report to the Board
rules tor the guidance of all employees I'M
der their charge, and when approved by the
Board, shall cause such rules to be printed
and posted in each school building"
COMMITTEE ON SCHOOLS.
The first paragraph of section 80, amended
so as to read as follows:
Sec. 80. 1t shall be the duty of the Com
mittee on Schools to appoint all teachers
and assistant teachers. and to fill all vacan-
cies, except as heretofore mentioned, CIV
ing consideration to the recommendation of
the Superintendent, and shall report the
same to the Board for confirmation at the
first regular meeting thereafter, and no
teacher shall enter upon duty until con-
firmed by the Board, except to fill tenn
porary vacancy. They shall report their
annual list of appointments at the first
regular meeting in July, or at a special
meeting in June, each year. If the Board
fail to confirm their appointments, the Com
mittee shall make others satisfactory to the
Board.
CONTRACTS.
So much of section "a preceding its last
paragraph, printed at page 81, after the
words, * any of the public school
buildings), to be stricken out and the fol-
lowing inserted in lieu thereof, viz:
''Or when there is no competition in the
articles required and nothing could be
gained by public advertisement, the Board
may, by two-thirds vote of all the men,
bers elect, take such action and let such
contracts as may be necessary without such
public notice."
The foregoing amendments having first
been separately adopted in the order given,
the rules as amended were thereupon, ON
motion of Inspector Berlandi, as whole,
adopted.
A communication from Prof. II. w.
Slack, expressive of his obligation to the
Board for it's action in his behalf during
his absence from duty on account of sick
ness, was read and ordered placed on file.
A claim OF the Ruttan Manufacturing
company of Chicago, in the sum of 1865
for account of contract work done at the
new Sixth ward school building, was laid
over to the first regular meeting in July,
said claim in the meanwhile to be submit
ted to the Corporation Attorney for his
opinion on and construction of the language
OF the contract and the propriety of the
claim.
The President announced the following
appointments of
STANDING COMMITTEES;
Finance-Inspectors Ellis, Wampler,
Postiethwaite.
Insurance-Inspectors Simmon, Minor,
Haas.
Purchases and Supplies Inspectors Ber-
landi, Simmon, Curtis.
Fuel and Janitors-I Inspectors Williams,
Schurmeier, Haas.
Music-Inspectors Curtis, Minor, Athey.
German-lnspectors Giesen, Schurmeier,
Athey.
High School-Inspectors Dobner, Gilbert,
Postlethwaite.
Schools Gilbert, Schurmeier,
Simmon, Williams, Curtis, Berlandi, Dob
ner.
Real Estate-Inspectors Postlethwaite,
Minor, Wampler, Giesen, Ellis, Haas,
Dobner
Adjourned.
OTTO DREHER, Secretary.