St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-07

HIS SIdtelHeHG was UNANIMOUSLY APP
proved and ordered to be transmitted to
the common council.
The committee on fuel and ianitors
recommended the following schedule of
salaries for janitorS: One classroom,
Sl5 per calendar month: two, $50; three,
$50; five, $40; six, S45; eight, $50; ten,
$50; twelve, $50 in buildings with steam
plants and engineers, 800 in buildings
without steam plants OF engineers:
fourteen, So; sixteen, sos in build
lngs with steam plants and engineers,
$40 in buildings without steam plants
or engineers; eighteen, SO; High
school, s75. Engineers of the Lincoln,
High, jefferson and Madison school
buildings shall receive a salary of S75
per calendar month each, and are emit
tied to the use of the dwellings set
apart for them when ready for occu-
pancy. They are also entitled to the
necessary fuel, but shall furnish light
at their own expense. This report was
adopted and the following appointments
were made at the scheduled salaries for
the term of one calendar year from
Aug. 7, 1888; F. H.Bowman, engineer,
Lincoln; q. Doe, janitor, Lincoln; Sol
ONION Quick, janitOr, Cleveland; Fred
ericll Baumgart. janitor, Grant; August
Refill, janttor, Van Buren,; A. Cham
berlain. janitor, Sibley; E. J. HeffieJd,
janitOr, Deane; f. j. King, engineer
and janitor, Washington; ID. w. Pond,
engineer. Franklin (also appointed
Franklin; William ID. Stephens, engin-
eer, High: James Gear, janitor, High;
n. III. Frame, engineer, Jefferson; NJ.
Furn, janit0r, Jefferson; Fred Heymel,
janitor, Monroe: Rupert Heller, janitor,
Adams; Edward PelSuquiu, janitor, La
fayette; Anton Northhelfer, janitor,
Humboldt; W. Schmotter. janitor. Gar
field; p. w. Kehol, janitOr, Douglas:
Frank Goss, janitor, Hendricks;
Justus Falk, janitor, Neil; John De-
laney, janitor. Webster; Edwin Buck
nell, janitor, Irving; Charles Haldrich,
engineer and janitor, jackson; John
1andel, janitor, German: John Schosf-
bollsg. ianitor. Mcclellan: Emil Gau-
Sausen, janitor. Schetfer (suhect to as
signment to duty by commit, e here
after; Joseph II. Egan, engineer,
Madison; Nicholas Stadfelt, JAM
tor. Madison; j. c. Schacke,
ianitor, Rice; John Johnson. janitor,
baker; Joseph Berge, janitor, Murray,
and l.. Z. Hansen, janitor. Ramsey. The
assignments of janitOlS for Hancock and
Longfellow schools are in obeyance.
President Postlethwaite asked what
action had been taken by the committee
on schools in respect to the petition sent
in from Burlington Heights.
Inspector DObner-The matter has not
been before the committee.
The PreSident-The matter was re-
ferred to the committee for action,
understood, little while ago. The Off
GERS of that district are anxious to Sc
cure increased school accommodation.
Inspector DObner promised that the
| subject should receive early attention.
Inspector DOwlan introduced a reso-
! luton advocating an increase of the
| cOmptroller's salary. Mr.. Roche was a
| good and faithful servant, and had been
receiving for all his work to the board
| $500 yer year. The business of the Office
was increasing SO much the board ought
| to do something. He was certainly a
| good officer, and did everything
| straight.
| queSted to report Oh the resolution.
| Inspector Kuhles moved the appoint
ment of a German teacher for Long
| fellow school, as his constituents had
| been bothering him for some time about
| this matter.
Inspector Wright moved that the ap-
pointment should be referred to the
German committee. This amendment
was accepted by Mr. Kuhles, and
adopted by the board, the president re-
marking they had corps of German
teachers and it seemed they had suffi-
cient to meet all requirements without
| increasing them just ut present.