St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-20

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school; the time of service of each to conf
mence Dec, L, 1886. each at a salary OF S35
per month. These appointments to De
temporary and to continue during the
severity of the winter months.
We have also appointed William Lawson
ianitor at the Lincoln School, vice John
Lichtscheidl, discharged; term OF service
to date on and from the 9th inst; salary
according to schedule.
Z. T. WILLIAMS,
HUB G. SCHURMEIER.
CHARLES HAAS,
Committee on Fuel and Janitors.
On motion of Inspector Gilbert, the above
report was adopted and the appointments
confirmed by:
Yeas: Inspectors Schumacher, Minor.
Simmon. Williams. Gilbert. Athey, Postle-
thwaite, Haas, Dobner, and Mr.. President
10.
From the Committee on High School
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 6, 1886.
Your Committee OH High School would
report in favor Of giving the teacher in
charge of the commercial department of
the High school an assistant, and would
recommend that Mr.. George Rank be APP
pointed such assistant with a salary of $50
per month, salary to date from Oct. 10,
1886, when he entered on duty.
Your committee would also report in
favor of introducing the new arithmetic by
800 authors edited by Eaton. for use in the
commercial department of the High school.
Respectfully submitted.
l.. j. DoBNER, Chairman.
Lost by:
Yeas: Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
Simmon, Gilbert, Postlethwaite, Haas,
Dobner and Mr.. Presidents.
Nays: Inspectors Williams and Athey-2.
Also submitting, with the request to
have it read, communication from Prin-
cipal c. B. Gilbert to the Committee on
High School, relating to the manner of
heating the High school and taking eXcep-
tons to certain rules promulgated by the
Committee on Fuel and Janitors for the
guidance of the engineer at the High
School building. (See tiles.) The communi-
cation having been read, the following reso-
luton was offered in connection Herewith,
viz: 2t& f19
Resolved That the matter of heating the
High School building be placed in the hands
of the High School Committee, who shall
have full power to determine when and
where the heat shall be turned on.
Inspector Gilbert moved the adoption of
the resolution.
Inspector Williams moved to lay it on
the table.
After lengthy debate on the merits in
volved in the question at issue, Inspector
Simmon offered the following as a substi-
tute for the resolutions and the motions re-
Sulting, viz:
Resolved, That the Committee on Real
Estate is hereby authorized and intrusted
with the necessary power to furnish addi-
tional separate steam connections for such
rooms on the first floor of the High School
building as may be found necessary to use
Tor extra afternoon school work, and that
until such connections shall have been COM
pleted, and until the approaching holiday
vacation. the entire building be kept sup
piled with steam during the afternoons as
well as during the regular school sessions.
Adopted by:
Yeas-Inspectors Schurmeier. Minor, Sim
mon, Williams, Gilbert. Athey. Postlethwaite,
Haas, Dobner and Mr.. Presidential.
From tine Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. 6, 1885.
To the Board of Education: Your Com
mttee on Schools respectfully report as
follows:
Miss A. Corcoran has been transferred
from the third to the first grade in the
Franklin School,
Miss NJ. Van VIE has been appointed to
the third grade of the Franklin, and we ask
for confirmation.
We also recommend that the schools
close for the current term on Thursday,
Dec. %, and that the next term commence
on Thursday, Jan. 4, 1887.
l.. A. GILBERT, Chairman.
Accepted, adopted and appointment con-
firmed by:
Yeas-lnspectors Schurmeier. Minor,
Simmon, Williams, Gilbert, Athey. POstle
thwaite. Haas, Dobner and Mr.. Presi-
dent-10.
On the matter heretofore referred to it,
the same committee submits with recon-
mendati0n for their adoption the following
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES:
We recommend that the last sentence of
Rule Is be omitted. Amend Rule IA by i'll
serting after Glass (2), Principals" and
add to Glass 5. ''aEd primary principals" and
add as follows lin lieu of the present
sentence): He shall call and conduct
meeting of the teachers of each of these
classes once in four weeks such meetings
to be held on Saturday mornings or on
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most convenient.
Interpolate between rules 1O1 and 1O2 as
fellows:
1902. Whenever a pupil has been guilty
of open violation of the rules of the school.
or of persistent neglect of duty, and it is
deemed by the Principal that the good of
the pupil or of the school requires it, he
snail suspend the pupil from the schools
and at once report suspension, with the
reasons therefor. to the parents or guardian
of the pupil, and also to the Superintendent
of Schools. and no pupil so suspended shall
be readmitted except by the written permits
sion of the Superintendent.
1903. 1t shall be the duty of the Super
intendent of Schools to carefully investigate
all cases of suspension for m sconduct re-
ported to him by the Principals, and if he
shall find that the suspension was for just
and proper reason he shall only readmit the
pupil after receiving satisfactory assurances
from the pupil and his parents or guardian
that the offense shall not be repeated. !.
Change numbering OF following rules:C
Laid over to next regular meeting.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Inspector Postlethwaite, of Committee
on Finance
Resolved by the Board of Education of
the City of ST. Paul, That the Finance
Committee is hereby instructed to negotiate
a loan of twenty-five thousand (S25. 000)
dollars for the purpose of paying the De-
cember. 1886. salaries in advance of the
collection of taxes for same, included in the
tax levy for the year 1886. The proper
officers are hereby authorized and instructed
to issue certificate of indebtedness for the
same. bearing interest at a rate not exceed
ing per cent. per annum, maturing in six
months from date of issue. a"
Adopted by: .oot-
Yeas: Inspectors Schumacher, Minor,
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