St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-28
Mr.. G. B. Gilbert, Principal, So. 900.

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| HIGH SCHOOL.
l Mr.. G. B. Gilbert, Principal $4,000.
George Weitbrecht instructor in chemis-
ry. $1,000.
physics, 1900.
Mr.. G. A. Fiske, instructor in Latin and
Greek, $1,000.
| 5 Mr. c. D. WEIGH, instructor in Latin and
English, 81, 800.
6 Miss M. j. Newson, instructor in Eng
| lish, 81 900.
| Miss I. G. stowell. instructor in mathe-
MATES, $1,000.
| Miss G. +. Blodgett, instructor in En-
| glish $1,000.
| 9 Miss Julia Gauthier, instructor in draw
| ing, 81, 900.
| 10 Miss Lenora Austin, instructor in read
| ing, $1,000.
| II Mr.. George Rink, instructor in German,
| (See special Germany
II Mr.. F. C. Carel, instructor in French,
| 81, 800.
13 MIR. N. S. Beardsley, instructor in book.
keeping, $1,5o0.
| IA Miss Flora L. Austin, instructor in En-
| lsh and mathematics, $3.50.
Is Miss E. A, Bruce, instructor in English
| and mathematics, $3.50.
16 NJ. F. Hartman, instructor in English,
| $3.50.
II Mrs. Mary W. stickney, instructor IN
| English, $1,000.
Is Miss Mary J. Beach, Instructor in math-
ematics $3.50. 81
l.. J. DOBNER, Chairman.
| Adopted and appointments confirmed by:
! Yeas: Inspectors, Schumacher, Minor,
| Simmon, Giesen, Williams. Ellis, Gilbert,
Athey, Postlethwaite, Berlandi, Dobner
and Mr.. President-12.
| Nays: Inspector Haas. IN
| Also,
| Recommending the adoption of the fol-
lowing Resolutions:
By the Committee on High School
Resolved. That Miss L. A. Vanderwar
ker, Instructor of mathematics at the High
School, be granted leave of absence for one
year from the 25th inst. without pay, but
with the privilege of bearing the name or
| title OF her present position; and further
| Resolved, That the proper officers are
hereby authorized under the seal of this
Board, to certify to this effect upon any
letter Of Introduction or other official testi-
meniaT that may be deemed of benefit or
advantage to Miss Vanderwarker during
her tour of study, observation and we'll
earned recreation abroad,
Unanimously adopted.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 10. 1886.
| Your Committee on Schools herewith
report for the ensuing school year. subject
to your approval, the following
SCHEDULE OF SALARIES:
WASHINGTON {TRA1N1NG) SCHOOL.
Principal. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 600
| Director OF practice. ................... 1,2O0
First assistant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Model teacher and instructor in primary
methods NEW pos) ................... 1000
| Teacher of Model school. ............... T50
| Teacher of Model school. ............... 750
| PRINCIPALS OF BUILDINGS.
| Franklin school,. ................ so, 900
| Madison school, ........... ............ 1000
Each IL classroom building (when filled) 1900
| Each 10 classroom building (when filed 1900
Each classroom building (when filed. 1000
Each classroom building (when filed. 1000
| Each classroom building when flled). $50
! Provided, however, that if the school
rooms of any of the above designated build
ings Except in the Washington and the
several four-room buildings) be not neces-
sarily occupied and used by the class or
grade of the general course, for which such
room or rooms are provided and intended,
then, and in that case, and until so occu-
pied, the salaries of the Principals of such
buildings shall be scaled down to the
the amount fixed and paid in buildings
nearest correspondent in number of rooms;
and
| Provided further, That the Principal of
twelve or ten-room building mot fully
| occupied as herein above defined) and I'M
der whose charge the full eight grades ar e
taught, shall receive salary of S1,4O0.
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
| Superintendent of penmanship.. ...... ST., 800
| Superintendent of drawing. ............ 1850
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