St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06


and that her salary be fixed at 500 per
month, 10 date from Oct %. 1885.
All of which subject to your confirmation
and approval.
P. j. GIEsEN.
III. Ii. ATHEY.
HUB c. SCHURMEIER.
The report having been read and re-
ceived. the call of the roll on its adoption
showed that the membership present was
insufficient to dispose of any motion in
volving the expenditure of money, so the
report was laid over to the next meeting.
From the COMMITTEE on Schools
ST. PAUL, Nov. 8, 1886.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Schools beg leave to
report as follows:
First-We recommend that the boun-
diaries between the Cleveland and Sibley
schools be changed as follows: East of Ar
cade street along railroad to Earl street;
thence north on Earl to city limits.
Second-That the center of Fauquer
street be the boundary between the Cleve-
land and Lincoln schools.
Third-That the rooms at the Cleveland
school be fitted up with school desks to
their full capacity, and if sufficient accom-
mediation cannot be given under this ar
iangement that the Superintendent and
Secretary be empowered to lease the second
floor of the Annex, on Payne avenue. and
lit up same for school pu poses: also. that
the recitation room at the Madison be fitted
up with desks and supplies.
Fourth-That all matters of dispute as to
boundaries, perm ssion to attend any school
preferred. requests to be excused from GER
tain studies. or questions of l. g nature be
referred to and adjusted by lb-committee
of the Committee on Schools, to be known
as the Sub Committee on Appeals and
Grievances, and to consist of the President.
Chairman of Committee OH Schools and the
Superintendent.
Fifth-That the resignation of Miss L.
NJ. Bierwalter, of the Garfield school, be
accepted.
SiXth-We have appointed Miss Eta NJ.
Clapp in her place at salary of $500 per
school year, to date from Nov. 4, 1886.
Seventh-We have appointed Mrs. NJ. W.
Briggs teacher at the Lafayette School in
place of Mrs. Emma Pfaender. transferred
to special department of German. at sal
airy of $500 per school year, to date from
Oct 25. 1886.
Eighth-We recommend that the salary
of the Superintendent be fixed at IS 800 per
year of twelve months, to date from Nov.
1, 1886:
Nnth-We have appointed Miss c. W. A.
Blackman principal of the Longfellow
School at salary of $500 per school year,
appointment and salary to date from Sept.
1, 1886.
Tenth We report the resignation of Mrs.
S. A. Briggs teacher of the Eighth grade at
the Lincoln School. on account of i'll health,
and have appointed Mrs. A. Doherty for the
Eighth, Mrs. Wales for the Seventh, Miss
E. Madden for the Sixth, Mrs. A. E.
Pinker for the Fifth, Mrs. NJ. Farr for the
Fourth. and Miss E. Parker for the Third
grade. all of these appointments at the
Lincoln school being in the line of promo
ton of the teachers raised from the grade
heretofore taught by them, respectively, to
the one next above.
EIeventh-We have appointed Miss Grace
T. Williams to the vacancy thus caused in
the Second grade of the Lincoln school at a
salary of $3.50 per school year, to date from
Nov. /, 1856.
Twelfth-We have appointed Mrs. II. E.
Boutwell, transferred from Franklin SCHOOL,
to the new Second grade rooms at the
Madison school. Miss E. Demming being
appointed to the vacancy thus caused at the
Franklin at salary Of 5000 per school year.
Thirteenth-We recommend that the
designations of MI. f. Grannos. primo pal. and
Miss G. Gibson, assistant. of the Monroe
evening school, be accepted. to date from
Oct. 30, 1856.
Fourteenth-We have appointed the fol-
lowing evening school teachers, viz:
Miss NJ. Dougherty as principal and Miss
F. e. Whitman assistant at the Monroe
school,
Miss B. Bittner and Miss L. Miller as
assistants at the Cleveland school.
MISS F. Lindsey and Miss E. Callahan
as assistants at the Jackson school. all
salaries to attach from date of entry Oh
duty.
We would also report progress on the
subject of manual training in our schools
and hope shortly to recommend plan for
the consideration of the Board.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
l.. A. GILBERT. Chairman.
The report as whole having been re-
ceived, so much thereof as involves money
expenditures embraced in sections 6, Z. s.
9. II, 12 and IA, was laid over to next
meeting and the balance embraced in Sec
lions l. 2, 3. 4. 5, 10. Is and the concluding
sentence of the report, accepted and
adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Williams
Resolved That the Committee on Real
Estate is hereby requested to prepare plans
and specifications for heating by steam and
ventilating by the most approved and effect
i've mechanical appliances, the Madison,
jefferson aud Lincoln school buildings;
that the Committee also invite plans and
specifications from outside parties. with
full details; that the Committee ascertain
the approximate cost of such different
plants and report to this Board no later
than at the next regular meeting.
On motion of Inspector Gilbert it was
Resolved. That no school sessions be
held on Thursday Thanksgiving day..
the 25th. nor on Friday. the 26th inst
Adjourned.
OTTo DREHER, Secretary.