St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
STANDING COMMIT,

FROM the Committee on Real Estate
Reporting that all work entrusted TO
them had been completed, storm sash placed
on all buildings where ordered and all men
employed for these purposes discharged
except one man at High School for the
necessary carpenter work for completion of
exhaust system of ventilation. Also that
''Mr. j. L. Holmes, the contractor for
doing the plumbing work at the Franklin
School, has completed his job of making
fOrty-fOur closets, necessary uTinaiS. out
side rain-water conductors. thing and paint
ing in ten days, being nine days sooner
than his contract called for, and that he
deserves much credit for the dispatch, dill
gence and workmanlike manner with which
he did the work"
The same committee also reported the
sale of $50 old school desks for S4O7.50. the
money being turned over TO the Secretary.
Accepted and adopted.
From Committee on Fuel and JanitOrs-
Recommending the discharge of Carl
Benz as janitOr of Humboldt School. and
that Anton NOthhelfer be appointed to such
position when thus made vacant. his time
of service to begin on the 9th inst.
Report adopted and appointment con-
firmed by
Yeas-InspectOrs Minor, Wampler. Sim
mon. Williams, Gilbert. Athey, Schiffmann.
Curtis, Berlandi- Haas and Mr.. President
IL; nays, o.
From the committee on Schools
ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 1, 1886.
To the Board OfEdueatiOn:
The Committee on Schools respectfully
report as follows:
We have appointed Miss Jennie +. Jones
primary principal OF the Van Buren,
school at an annual salary of $500. Miss
Josephine Holden to teach the upper grades
OF the Simpson school at salary of $3.50.
Mrs. Kate ingalls, taking lower grades AT
schedule salary of $500 at the same school.
Mrs. NJ. j. Wilbur appointed to second
grade at the Madison School.
Mrs. III. Smith appointed to first grade,
Madison.
Miss NJ. J. Bryant transferred from Gar
field 10 the third grade. Madison.
Miss Burwalter appointed 10 third grade.
Garfield in place of Miss Bryant, trans
ferred
Miss NJ. a. Hawthorne appointed to first
grade at Lafayette school.
Mrs. p. Hartley appointed to fourth
grade, German.
We ask their confirmation. Respectfully
SUBMITTED l.. \. GILBERT,
Chairman.
Report accepted, adopted and appoint
ments confirmed by
Neas-lnspectors Minor. Wampler. Sim
mon. Williams, Gilbert, Athey. Schiffmann.
Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and Mr.. President,
IL; nays 0.
inspector Ellis appeared in his place.
From Committee on Finance
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. (, 1856.
To the President and Gentlemen of the
Board of Education:
Your Committee on Finance respectfully
report that in accordance with the resOlu-
ton adopted at the last regular meeting of
this Board, they nave borrowed the sum of
forty-two thousand. five hundred (S42. 500
dollars from II. p. Upham, President of
the First National bank. and caused certiti-
Gates OF Indebtedness to be issued for the
same bearing interest at the rate OF g per
eentum per annm. payable June %, 1856.
J. j. ELLIS,
J.. 4. GILBERT,
A. j. WASPLER,
Committee on Finance.
Received and ordered filed.
Also.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 4. 1856.
To the President and Gentlemen of the
Board of Education:
Your Committee on Finance have TO Te-
port that funds TO the credit of the Board
of Education in the hands of the City
Treasurer amount to 81, 59T.O4. SLIPS of
which will be- required to pay interest
coupons upon school bonds during the
month. The balance of S3.412.04 will be
required for incidental school bills. The
salaries for the month of January will have
to be provided by anticipating the tax col
lections.
Your committee therefore recommend the
adoption OF the accompanying resolution,
authorizing the issue of certificates of in
deotedneSs to the amount of S17, 500.
J. J. ELLIS.
l.. y. GILBERT,
A. j. WAMPLER.
Committee on Finance.
Accepted. (See resolution.)
From Committee on Purchases and Sup
Reporting that after examination and dive
inquiry they find the new furnaces OF. &
W. Co.'S, No $780, furnished by WOlter.
storft IL MoritZ, giving good satisfaction.
that these furnaces be accepted and the bills
paid according to contract. The Palace
King furnaces have not given the same sat
lsiactlon, and the committee cannot al
present recommend this furnace; also, that
1u1 payment be not made until the Con-
tractor shall have remedied some defects
which he had offered To do. (Report signed
by inspectors Berlandi and Curtis.)
Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS
BY the Finance Committee
Resolved, BY the Board of Education OF
the city OF st. Paul, that the Finance Com
mittee are hereby authorized and instructed
10 negotiate loan of SeventeensthOuSand
i've hundred tSl7, 500 dollars, with interest