St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-10

IOr period OF SIX months during Tue
year; such assistant to be fully COM
petent to take charge and manage the
steam and ventilating plant at the
Franklin building during the absence
OF the regular engineer, which assistant
is to receive compensation of not to
exceed $50 per month. The Chief
Engineer, by virtue of such appoint
ment, is to assume general superintend-
ence of all of the steam and ventilatlng
plants i'll the various school buildings,
and is to supervise and oversee the
several engineers, assistants and fire
men employed by the Board. He
shall, for this purpose, visit
the various school buildings with
steam plants as often as practicable,
carefully examine the apparatus and
make all necessary recommendations as
to needed alterations or additions there
to, and that may, in his opinion, secure
the best results. He shall instruct the
engineers in charge as to the best
method of firing, so as to insure the
most effective and economical combus-
ton of fuel, and see that his instruc-
tions are fully understood and carried
out i'll all respects. He shalt superin-
tend all repairs, alterations and additions
to the various steam, ventllating and
electric service plants, and, with the as
SlStance of the engineers, make such re-
pairs himself wherever practicable; and
for this purpose he shall be furnished,
under the direction of the Committee OH
Real Estate, with the. necessary tools
and supplies.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
JanitorS-For one room, 35 cents (per
evening"; for two rooms or more, 25
cents per room per evening"; provided,
that the compensation of janitors shall
in no case exceed the sum of 81 per
evening.
Engineers-Oned dollar per evening.
The foregoing schedule of salaries is
to take effect on and from the 1st day
of September next, until which time the
schedule of 1SS7-S remains in force;
provided also. that where the class
rooms of school building are not fully
occupied and used for school purposes,
then the salaries of the janitOrs shall
be scaled down to the amount fixed and
paid janitors in buildings nearest below
in size.
After consulting the several Inspect
orS and committees, and in cOnSidera-
tlon of their wishes, we have made the
following appointments at the schedule
salaries, for the term of one calendar
year, from the Sth day of August, 1888,
unless the appointees. or either of them,
shall be sooner discharged or dismissed,
except as provided under ''remarks,"
and ask for their confirmation, viz:
+. ii. Bowman, engineer, Lincoln
school.
George Dox, janitor. Lincoln school.
Sol Quick, janitor, Cleveland school.
Fred Baumgart. janitor, Grant school.
August Refill, janitor, Van Buren
school.
}. A. Chamberlin, janitor, SiDley
school.
E. j. Hetfeld, janitor, Deane school.
+. j. King, engineer-janitor, Wash
ington school.
d. w. Pond, engineer, Franklin
school, and chief engineer.
J. B. Mueller, janitor, Franklin
school.
William NJ. Stephens, engineer, High
school.
James Gear, janitor. High school.
Nicholas H. Trane, engineer, Jeffer-
son school.
Michael Finn, janitor, jefferson
school.
Frederick Heymel, janitor, Monroe
school.
Rupert Heller, janitor. Adams school.
Edward Pelinquin, janitor, Lafayette
school.
Anton Nothhelfer, janitor, Hum
boldt school.
William Schmotter. janitor, Garfield
school.
Z. w. Kehoe, janitor, Douglas school.
Frank Goss. janitor, Hendricks
school.
Per Justus Falk, janitor. Nein
school.
John Delaney, janitor, Webster
school.
Edwin Bucknell, janitor, Irving
school.
Charles Haedrich, engineer and jan
itor, Jackson school.
John Yandel, janitor, German school.
John Scharfbillig, janitor, Mcclellan
school.
Emil Gantzer, janitor, District No. 10
school.
Nicholas Sausen, janitor, Scheffer
school, subject to assignment to duty by
committee hereafter.
Joseph II. Egan, engineer, Madison
school.
Nicholas Stadtfeldt, janitor, Madison
school.
}. c. Schnacke, janitor, Rice school.
Freedom Macy, janitor, Hancock
school, assignment in allegiance.
John johnson, janitor, Baker school.
Joseph Berge, janitor, Murray school.
Charles Johnson, janitor. Longfellow
school.
l.. p. Hansen, janitor, Ramsey school.
For the guidance of the engineers and
janitors under our charge we submit
the following amendments to the rules
heretofore in force, and ask that the
rules so amended be ordered printed on
cardboardS suitable for posting in each
school building.
AMENDMENTS TO RULE LOG.
In caption insert the words Cen
gineers and" before the word "janitors."
After the words ''permissiOn of on
fifth line of second paragraph strike
out the succeeding words and insert in
lieu thereof the words 'such principal
teacher"
Add to third paragraph the following:
"They shall scrub and clean all the
floors and woodwork, ETC., in the several
buildings under their care at least once
during each term-vacatiOn and as much
Oftener as may be required and ordered
by the Committee on Fuel and Janitors." !"
In fifth paragraph in second line
strike out the word ''engineerS;" and
on the ninth line of same paragraph.
after the word 'buildings," strike out
the word land" and add the words
''and from the roofs" also
Add to the twelfth paragraph the fol-
lowing: "And it is hereby made obliga-
tory upon the principal of this school to
see that this rule is promptly and
properly enforced"
We request that the appointments
made be confirmed, that Rule 106 as
amended bc approved, and that the
report as whole be adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN DowLAN, Chairman.
Appointments confirmed and report
approved and adopted as requested. by
Yeas--Inspectors Cook, Croonouist,
Dobner, Dowlan. Giesen, Haas. Kuhles,
MaXtield, Thomson, Wright and Mr..
Presidential.