St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-27
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of The Board Of Education
special Meeting.


Simmon, Williams, Ellis, Athey, POstle-
PreSdent-11.
Absent: Inspectors Wampler, Giesen.
Gilbert and Dobner-4.
REPORTS.
From the Secretary
Verbally reporting the receipt OF and
presenting the new bond OF George Refs.
Treasurer (ex-otficiO) of the Board, in the
sum of $50, 900, with William Dawson and
Robert A. Smith as sureties, duly approved
by the Corporation Attorney.
Received and referred to Committee on
Finance.
Reporting that store room No. 913 Payne
avenue had been leased as an annex to the
Cleveland school, and presenting written
lease properly executed and approved as re-
Quired by instructions given at the last
meeting.
Received, approved and ordered placed
on file.
Also,
Stating that in conformity with instruc-
lions, Mr.. Thomas Cochran had BEEN invited
to execute lease for two schools at Comoville
OH the terms as arranged and specified in
the official records Of the proceedings OF the
last meeting, but that such terms or condi-
lions were not satisfactory to said party OF
the first part. who desired certain mOdltica-
tons and privileges in addition to the right
to use the building intended for such school
for Sunday school purposes on Sundays
Mr.. Cochran being present at the meeting
was invited to make any explanation he de-
sired to make, in order that a full and clear
understanding of the whole matter be ar
rived at. Mr.. Cochran then addressed the
Board, stating that he desired to use the
building not only on Sundays but also each
week on such an evening as may be salts
factory to both parties, if during the holt
days for inStance) any additional day or
evening be desirable, then such use to be
granted only by special permission. On
this understanding he was willing to exc
cute lease, and then take in return a sub
lease, that each party may have no doubt OF
its rights and privileges, etc. He declared,
that from the inception of the undertaking
he had frankly stated his intention, and
that his agent had from the beginning kept
Inspector Gilbert and other parties fully
informed. While he thought that the
agreement was valid and that he could hold
the Board liable. yet he did not wish to
not satisfied, he would freely release it from
any responsibility, and use the building
for such other good purposes as may be
beneficial and needfu to those residing
there.
Inspector Schumacher moved that the
vote by which the proper officers were di
rected to execute lease with Mr.. Cochran
be reconsidered.
Adopted.
Inspector Haas moved that the proper
officers be instructed to execute lease
with Mr.. Cochran, subject to the moditica-
tons requested, and that suitcase be
given for the purposes desired without
erty of the Board is to be safely and solely
kept for school purposes, and that stoves
will be provided by lessor. Lost by:
inspectors Minor, Ellis Athey,
Postlethwaite, Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and
Mr.. Presidents.
Nays-Inspectors Schumacher, SimmOn
and WilliamS-3.
Inspector Simmon desiring further infor-
nation, the Secretary stated that another
room (see table for school purposes) could
be provided in the locality to be provided
for for a rental of S25 per month, including
the Christian building.
Inspector Schurmer moved that the
proper officers be authorized to effect
a lease of the room of the christian"
building on the terms reported. Lost by:
Yeas-Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
SimmoD, Williams, Ellis, Curtis, Berlandi,
Haas and Mr.. President-9.
Nays-Inspectors Athey and POstleth-
yvaita--S
From the Committee on High School -
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 20, 1886.
To the President and Members of the
Board of Education of the City of st.
Paul.
GENTLEMEN: Your committee OH High
School,! beg leave to recommend the con-
frmation of the appointment of Miss NJ. A.
Anderson. formerly teacher of mathemat-
les in the High School at Springfield, ILL.,.
to the position of teacher of mathematics in
the High School Of this city, in place of
Miss |. G. StoWell resigned. Very re-
spectfulIy. 4. G. PosrLETHwAITE,
For the Committee.
Adopted and appointment confirmed by:
Yeas - Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Williams, Ellis, Athey, Postle-
thwaite, Curtis, Berlandi Haas and Mr..
Presidential.
From the Committee on Schools
Reporting the appointment Of the follow
ing named teachers. who passed success
full examination, and recommending their
appointments, viz:
Miss N. E. Darr0w to the fifth grade in
the Humboldt school iii the place of Miss
OHearn, resigned.
Miss J. Mathews to the second grade of
the Jackson school to fill the vacancy made
bv the transfer of Miss McCammon to the
first and second grades at the Baker school.
Miss l.. Williams to the room to DO
opened as an annex to the Cleveland
school.
Miss E. l.. Cooper to the third and fourth
grades in the room to be opened in the
Longfellow school.
Adopted and appointments confirmed by:
Yeas = Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Williams, Ellis, Athey, PoStle
thwaite, Curtis, Berlandi, Haas and Mr..
Pressident-11.
Note-All salaries to attach from date. of
assignment TO duty.
Also,
Recommending the appoin tment and con-
irmation of the following:
LIST OF EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS.
FRANKLIN ScQOOl-MT. ~. MURPHY, TTlll~
cpal; Mrs. NJ NJ. Martin, Assistant; Miss
NJ. Corcoran, Assistant; Miss H. NJ. Strong,
Assistant; Miss f. l.. Strong, Assistant;
Miss Z. McKenua, Assistant
Madison School-George G. Smith, Prin-
cipal; Miss K. Z. Rudy, Assistant; Miss
NJ. McManus, Assistant; Miss j. Wallace,
Assistant; Mr.. a. Jurka, Assistant.
Monroe School-Mr. Il. J. Grannis,
Principal Miss d. Cornelle. Assistant;
Miss Celia Gibson, Assistant; Miss J. Sui
Ivan, Assistant.
Van Buren, School-Miss Lucy Bolton,
Principal; Miss Bee Taylor. Assistant;
Miss H. G. Ryan, Assistant; Mr.. j. Buck
ling, Assistant.
Humboldt School-Mr. j. c. Bryant,
Principal: Mrs Ii. Dorm, Assistant; Miss
NJ. Anderson. Assistant; Mr.. Julius Rath-
mann, Assistant.
Adopted and appointments confirmed by:
Yeas-Inspect0rs Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Williams, Ellis, Athey, Postleth-
Mr.