St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-16


A. R. Robertson as Assistant Engineer at
the High School. at a salary of SIS per
month, 10 date from Dec. 81, 1855.
Report accepted. adopted and appoint
mentS confirmed, by
Heas-InspectorS Norman, Minor, Ellis,
Athey. Schifmann, Curtis, Berlandi, Haas,
DoDner and Mr.. PreSident-1O.
Nays-Inspector Williams. Opposed
TO NELL School recommendation, but in
favor of balance of repOrt)
From the Committee on High School
Reporting the appointment of Mrs. l.. VI.
Stevens as teacher of English at the High
School, at a salary of $1,000 per school
year, vice Miss Love. resigned. and of Miss
Beth FOOrd as general assistant teacher at
the same School. at a salary of $3.50 per
school year, and requesting continuation.
Request granted and appointments con-
frmed by
Yeas: Inspectors Norman, Minor, Will
liams, Ellis, Athey. Schiffman. Curtis. Ber-
landi, Haas. DObner and Mr.. Presidential.
From the Committee on Real Estate
Reporting some damage 10 the Neill
School by fire. quickly and effectively
quenched by the energetic and intelligent
labors of Chief Black and portion of his
force, and that all needed repairs were at
once ordered made by the Committee, with
the loss of but One-half of one school day
TO the pupils-pecuniary loss slight; fully
covered by fire insurance.
Accepted and approved,
From the Committee ON German
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 1, 1856.
To the Honorable the Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your committee on Ger
man would report
First-That the attendance upon the
QtufV al f.prfpan no fprraacad 60 puoh a.,
extent during the present school year that
the force of special teachers has been for
some time hardly adequate 20 the work de-
handed. All of the teachers have large
classes and most of them are obliged to di-
vide their time between two buildings sep
arated by long distances, all of which costs
time and arduOus labor. In addition to
this, the Washington and Lafayette schools
must also be supplied and for all OF these
reasons we ask and hereby recommend the
employment of two additional teachers.
each at a salary of 500 per school year,
naming for such positions Messrs. Karl
Prill and John Eiselmeier, both of whom
passed the required examination with great
credit.
Second-We also recommend the intro
duction for use at the High school OF
Bosen's First Course in German in place OF
gradually and the book proposed, to be pro-
cured by the new classes promoted TO this
school. This gradual change is requested
by Mr.. Rink, who considers the First
Course better adapted and cheaper in price
Third-Finally we would say that there is
in our hands sum amounting with interest
10 about $50. derived from concert given
about two years ago for the benefit of a
German school library by those pupils of the
public schools interested in the study of
German, assisted by friendly local talent.
While we deem the idea of inauguraiing
such project praisewOrthy and library OF
this class highly beneficial To all pupils OF
the district as well as the High Schools. we
are Unable to carry the plan into execution
with the limited amount at our disposal
In order TO enable us 10 do so with at
least a respectable nucleus of suitable books,
we recommend that there be granted an APP
preparation of sum not to exceed 500
from the general fund of the board, to be
judiciOusly expended under the supervision
OF this Committee and the Superintendent
OF German.
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
with the request for your approval and con-
firmation. =. j. GIEsEN, Chairman.
JOHN NORMAN,
l.. j. DOBNER.
The report having been read. was, on mo-
ton. taken up by section. and thus success
slvely adopted, approved and appointments
confirmed by
Yeas: Inspectors Norman. Minor, Giesen,
Williams, Ellis Gilbert, Athey, Schiffman,
Curtis, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner and Mr..
President-l3.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. 30. 1886.
To the Board Of Education:
The following teachers having taught
their term OF probation. are recommended
by their Principals and by the Superin-
tendent for confirmation:
Miss j. l.. Terry. Training School.
Miss n. G.. Albee. Training School.
Miss Theresa Dougherty, Monroe School.
Miss Susan Sewall, Monroe School.
Miss l.. +. O'Neill Monroe School.
Miss l.. c. Flint, Monroe School.
Miss May Farrell, Monroe School.
Miss ii. Briggs, Lincoln School
Miss l.. Fowble. Lincoln School.
Miss Z. Madden, Lincoln School.
Miss NJ. G. Kult. Humboldt School
Miss II. l.. Boyle Humboldt School.
Miss +. l.. Austin, Humboldt School.
Miss Christine Lambie Nell School.
Miss Blanche Chaplin. NELL School.
Miss Belle Hartley, Cleveland School.
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Miss Bertha Blttner, Cleveland School.
Miss c. l.. Little. Cleveland School.
Mrs NJ. 4. ROwles, Cleveland School.
Miss Mary w. Pierce, Rice School.
Miss Grace Otis, Rice School
Miss E. G. Lanpher. Rice School.
Miss Clum. Adams School.
Miss Noble, Adams School.
Miss NJ. l.. Delaney. Jefferson School.
Miss G. L. Field. Sibley School
Miss Jennie Johnson. Sibley School.
Mrs B. Terry. SIbIey School.
Miss l.. Cummings. Garfield School.
Miss J. Kennedy. Lafayette School.
Miss Polly, Lafayette School
Miss Lyon. Lafayette school.
We also report the following appoint
ments and transfer of teachers. etc, viz:
Miss Florence Petrie. appointed to First
grade of Jackson, Miss Rose Lake to First
grade Of German. Miss I. Doherty trans
ferred from Monroe to First grade at Adams
and Miss f. Noble to First grade Of Mon-
roe.
Miss Blanchard has resigned the Office OF
primary principal of the Humboldt School
TO take effect from and after FEB. l. We
recommended that her resignation be ac-
cepted.
We recommend that all the schools be
closed on the afternoon OF Wednesday and
Friday Feb. 8 and Feb. ). and also Friday
afternoon. Feb. IL. l.. A. GILBERT,
Chairman Committee on Schools.
Adopted appointments and transfers con-
firmed aud resignation accepted By
Yeas-InspeetOrs Norman, Minor. Gle
sen. Williams. Ellis. Gilbert. Athey. Schiff-
mann. Curtis, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner and
Mr.. President-l3.
From the Committee on Fuel and Janitors-
(SupDlementary1-