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the required examination. Respect
fully submitted. p. j. GIEsEN.

auupttu anu dppUIutIitill Coliii hicu,
by.
DObner, DOwian, Giesen, Haas, Kuhles,
MaXfield and Mr.. President-9.
From the Committee on High School
ST, PAUL, Minn., Nov. 5, 1888.
To the Board of EducatlOn:
The Committee on High School re-
specially report the appointment of
Miss B. NJ. Phelan as teacher in the High
school in place of Miss nj. G.. Houghtal-
ing, resigned, and ask her confirmation
at salary of 5000 FER school year.
l.. FL. MAXFIELD,
B. F. WRIGHT,
l.. j. DOBNER,
Committee on High School.
Adopted and appointment confirmed
by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook, Croonquist,
Dobner, Dowlan, Giesen, Haas, Kuhles,
Wright and Mr.. President-9.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 5, 1888.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Real Estate begS
to report as follows:
First-On all matters referred to
us since our last report we report
progress. The High school addi-
ton is nearing its completion, and,
pending the finishing of Sundry interior
work we have obtained the permission
OF the contractor to occupy such of the
rooms, shops and Offices as are practi-
eally ready, such occupancy not to re-
lieve the contractor from the terms and
obligations of his contract. The new
Humboldt building is also nearing it's
completion, anu will be ready by the
time specified in the contract. All of
the school buildings have received prop
er attention and are in good shape for
the approaching winter. The school
grounds have also been generally i'm
proved and beautified, graded, sodded
or seeded, and hundreds of trees have
been and are now being planted, not
one of the many sites being neglected
or forgotten.
Second-WOrk is progressing OF
the new Longfellow school, and
we ask for authority to supply this
build ne with Venetian blinds of the
kind and on like terms as those fur
nished for the Scheffer school.
Third-We also ask for authority to
have plans prepared for d suitable
school building to be erected on the
site lately purchased at Lake Park, to
lie built at such time as may be deemed
proper and ordered by further resolu-
ton of the Board. Respectfully sub
| United, CHAS. l.. HAAS, Chairman.
Adopted, and authority conferred, as
requested. by
Yeas-1nspectors Cook. Croonauist.
DObner, Dowlan, Giesen, Haas, Kuhles,
Wright and MIR. President-9.
From the Committee on Schools.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 5, 1883.
To the Board of Education
Your committee on schools would re-
spectfuily report as follows:
We recommend the appointment of
Miss Carrie Miller as teacher in the
Jackson evening school in tine place of
Miss Lindsey. resigned; appointment to
date from Oct. 8, 1888.
We recommend the transfer of Mr.. F.
Fl. McDermont from the Van Buren, to
the Jackson evening school.
We recommend the opening of an
other room in the Franklin evening
school. and the appointment of Miss
Emma Mckenna as teacher OF the same;
appointment to date from Oct. Is, 1883.
We recommend that the Cleveland
evening school be transferred to the
Lincoln school.
We recommend the transfer OF Miss
A. A. Morrow from the sixth TO the
seventh grade in the place of Miss OAR
row. transferred to the Superintendent
Office: also, the transfer of Miss A. nj.
Woodbury. from the sixth grade to the
seventh; the change of Miss NJ. Lennon
from the b sixth to the A sixth; Miss
Little, from the fifth to the A fifth;
Miss Allison, from the fourth to the
fifth: Miss S. Dougherty, from the third
to the fourth; and the appointment of
Miss M. E. Kelley to the vacancy in the
third grade-all iifthe Humboldt school.
We recommend the appointment of
Miss NJ. Kennedy to the position of sec
ond grade in the Van Buren, school,
made vacant by the transfer of Miss NJ.
Scheffer to the corps of German teach
ers; also, the transfer of Miss e A.
WilmOt from the second grade. Hen
bricks. TO the third grade, franklin;
also, the appointment of Miss Ella Ware
to the second grade, Hendricks school,
to date from Oct. 9, 1888.
We recommend the appointment of
Miss Nj. r. barrow, as substitute teacher
for the sixth, seventh and eighth grades,
in place of Miss Phelan, transferred to
High school. and as clerk in the Super
intendent'S office, with the salary of an
eighth grade teacher; also, that another
room be opened in the Scheffer school,
and that Miss Bessie Butler, of the Sec
Ond grade in the Monroe school, be
transferred to this school; and that Miss
NJ. E. StapletOn, primary principal, take
charge of a room in the Monroe school.
We recommend that Miss Place be
granted a room in the Washington school
for the use OF class in literature; also,
that a three months leave of absence be
granted to Miss Wales, of the Neill
school, and that Miss s. J. Morrill, be
appointed as substitute teacher to take
her place during said absence; also.
oh IN
opened in the Mcclellan building, and
the appointment of Mrs. NJ. A. Cum
mingS as one of the teachers.
We recommend that the Superintend-
ent of Schools be authorized to hold
teachers examination Dec. %, 1888.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. j. DoBNER, Chairman.
Adopted and transfers and appoint
mentS confirmed by
YeaS-Inspect0rS Cook. CrOonquSt,
Dobner, DOwlan, Gie5en, Haas. KuhleS,
Wright and Mr.. President g.
A further verbal report from the
Committee OH Schools, recommending |
that the public schools be closed on the
"Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving
Thursday and remain closed until the
following Monday, was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Thomson
Resolved, By the Board of Education
of the City of st. Paul, That the Finance |
Committee of said Board be and is |
hereby authorized and instructed to ne
gotiate loan of sixty thousand $50, OO0)
dollars for the purpose of covering the
salaries for the months of September
and October, 1855, in advance of the
collection of taxes for same, included in
the tax levy for the year 1888. The
proper officers of said Board are hereby
authorized and directed to issue GER
tificate or certificates Of Indebtedness
for the same, maturing July Is, 1889, /