St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-10


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0OrLhan. ...-.- .......-... 100 l4S
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Madison evening. ......... 107 IS
Humboldt evening. ..... SO 81
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B. +. WRIGHT.
Superintendent of Schools.
Accepted.
Also.
Verbally requesting that steps be taken to
secure the Grand opera house on the even
ing of June % for the exercises OF the
graduating class of the High School. Re-
ferred to Committee on High Schools
with power to act.
Also,
Recommending, that in view of the rapid
growth of the city and its various suburbs,
the Board take early action toward acquiring
additional school sites. Referred to Com
mittee on Real Estate together with the
Inspector of the districts respectively inter-
ested and the Superintendent for inveStiga-
ton and report.
Also,
Recommending that the graduating exer-
cises of the Training School class take
place at High School Assembly Hall on the
evening OF June "a prox. ~ cSii-Oi' Iia-
Adopted.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Real Estate
Submitting plans and specifications for
the renovation and partial rebuilding of the
Franklin School, as prepared by Architect
Gauger.
After examination the same were, on mo-
ton of Inspector Williams, accepted and
adopted.
From the Committee on German
To the Board of Education
The following named teachers having
passed their term of probation and pre-
scented a certificate of success, signed by
the superintendent or German and by the
superintendent OF schools, ara hereby re-
commended for confirmation:
Miss Amalie Nix. teacher of German.
Miss Emma Ruedebusch, teacher of Ger
man.
Mr.. Chas. W. Doege, teacher of German.
2. j. GIEsEN,
JOHN NORMAN.
st. Paul, Mimi, April 5, 1856.
Adopted and appointments confirmed.
From the Committee on High School
To the Board of Edueation:
The following-named teachers having
passed their term of probation and presented
a certificate Of success signed by the princi-
pal of the High School and by the super
intendent, are hereby recommended for con-
firmation:
Mr.. G. D. WEIGH, High School; Miss
Cora BlOdgett, High School. Very respect
fully, R. SCHIFFMANN, Chairman.
st. Paul, April 5, 1856.
Adopted and appointments confirmed.
From the Committee on Schools
To the Board of Education:
The Committee on Schools beg leave to
report as follows:
FirSt-Mlss Rose A. Lake. Mrs. Mary
II. Smith, Mrs. I. b. Hartley of the Cor
man School. Miss Marie Anderson of the
Humboldt, Miss NJ. L. Hawthorn of the
Lafayette, Miss Bessie Farr and Miss Mary
Ii. Smith of the Madison, having passed
their term of probation and presented Ger
tificates of success signed by the principals
of their schools and the Superintendent,
are hereby recommended for confirmation.
Second-We have appointed the follow
ing teachers. and ask their confirmation,
viz: Miss Helen Whittier, 4th grade,
Humboldt; Miss Anna l.. Child, I'd grade,
Douglas; Miss Ethel Parsons, I'd grade,
Madison.
Third-Mr. Il. W. Slack having been
out of school q month by reason of illness
we recommend that he be paid the sum of
$50 for that month and the balance of his
salary, viz, $50, be paid to Miss,,Fannie A.
Marshall, who did extra work during his
absence.
FOurth-We recommend that Miss Emma
l.. Kelly be paid at the rate of $500 per
year from January 1, 1856. on account OF
her long term OF service.
Respectfully submitted,
L. A. GILBERT. Chairman.
ST. PAUL, April 5, 1856.
The report having been read and received
it was, on motion taken up by section, for
final action. The question having. been
called on the disposition Of sections and
2, there were nine votes for and one vote
against adoption. The President ruled the
motion to adopt sections 1 and as lost,
there not being a two-third vote of the en-
tire Board in the affirmative as required for
section 2, and that section having been
included in the motion, must share the fate
of section 2, whereupOn further considera-
ton Of the report of the Committee on
Schools was, on motion, postponed.
RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution by Inspector Williams,
directing the Committee on Purchases and
Supplies TO advertise for school furniture
needed during the fiscal year commencing
June l, 1886, was, after some debate, with
drawn.
A second resolution by Inspector Minor
that the Committee on Purchases and Sup
plies order under the existing contract all
school desks that may be required for the
new additions to the Rice, Jackson and
Webster schools, also for the new building
in Brown q Jackson's addition" was,
after further debate, with consent of the
mover supplanted by the offer of the follow
ing substitute:
BY Inspector Gilbert
Resolved. That the Committee on Pur-
chases and Supplies are hereby authorized
to purchase the necessary school seats and
desks of the Pennsylvania Slate Company
for the new buildings to be erected thi:
summer, provided they can be secured al
the same prices as last year.
Lost by following vote:
Yeas-Inspectors Norman, Minor, Gle
sen, Gilbert Athey, Sehiffmann, Curtis
Haas and Mr.. PreSident-9.
Nays-Inspector Williams.
By Inspector Athey-
Resolved, That the committee on rea
estate be and it Is hereby instructed to have
set up and completed the fence for tn,
Madison school along Park avenue. by re