St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-05
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The addition to the High School build
ing is nearing completion, which, Wneh
finished, will give necessary accommo-
dation to the pupils attending that
school, and also to the pupils in the
Manual Training department. which
thus far has had only afternoon sessions
and working under considerable dis
ourag ement and disadvantage
The enrolment in the Teachers,
training class for this year is the largest
of any year since the opening OF the
school, the present enrolment being
thirty-One. 1t gives me pleasure to
commend the work of this school done
in the past few years, as shown by the
young lady graduates of this school
who are now engaged i'll teaching In
this city.
think the entire membership of the
last class will shortly be placed in posi-
tions in the schools of this city, this
being made possible by the opening of
new rooms. Respectfully submitted.
S. s. TAYLOR,
Superintendent Schools.
Received.
From the Committee on Finance
Requesting the appointment of COM
mittee of conference with the Com
mittee on Ways and Means of the COM
mon Council, to meet on "Wednesday
evening next.
Complied with by the appointment OF
Inspectors Thomson, MaXfield and
Supt. Taylor as such committee, it being
understood that the President and other
members of the Board act with the COM
miItee, if convenient.
From tho C0mmittpa IN EupI and ,Iani-
tors
ST. PAUL. Oct. l, 1883.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Fuel and JanltOrs
would report as follows:
First-We have appointed Ephraim
Rhodes as assistant engineer at the
Franklin school at the schedule salary,
appointment to date from September
10 last, and ask for confirmation.
SecOnd-We have assigned Mic Saus-
sen to duty as janitor of the Scheffer
building, to date from October |, 1883,
his appointment at schedule salary haV-
ing been heretofore confirmed.
Third-We have appointed A. A.
Cosler as janitor of the Jefferson build
ing at the scheduled salary. to date from
this day, vice Nj. Finn. resigned, and
ask for confirmation.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN DOWLAN. Chairman.
Adopted, and appointments confirmed
by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook. Croonquist,
Dobner, Dowlan, Haas, Kuhles, Max
field, Thomson, Wright and Mr.. Presi-
dent-10.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. /, 1883.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee Oh Real Estate begs
to submit the following report, viz:
FirSt-We have entertained bids for
furnishing and erecting twO-rail gas
grounds on Front street and Western
avenue, Messrs. Schickier & Wilson
being the lowest bidders. We therefore
ask for authority to have the work done
by said firm, in accordance with the
terms OF the bid.
SecOnd-FOr forming and constructing
basement furnace rooms under the
Baker school building, NJ. Roche & Co.
were found to be the lowest bidders at
the sum of S105, and we recommend
that said work be done by said firm, all
according to specifications furnished by
and subject to the approval OF the Su-
perintendent of Building Construction
and Repairs.
Third-We have visited the Scheffer
building by invitation of contractor and
found the same completed substantially
according to plans and specifications
We have approved Estimate No for
the construction of said building, less
the amount of 81, 200 pending the COM
pletiOn of minor details, and recommend
that the building be accepted, subject
to these reservations, and that the Com
mittee on Purchases and Supplies fur
nish the school with the necessary
desks, etc. We further ask for author
ity to properly grade, fence and put in
order, the school grounds surrounding
the Scheffer building, as also to pro-
cure the requisite windOw-blinds.
FOurtf-We recommend that the
Board of Water Commissioners be
earnestly requested to extend its water