St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-24

Il. We1tbrecht physics Z,OoO
F. w. Fisk, Latin and Greek .......... 800
q. A. Fisk, Latin and Creek. ....... 1,SOO
G. ID. WEIGH, commercial law and civil
government. -. .......... :. ........ 1850
F. c. Carel, French ..... $500
w. s. Beardsley, commercial . 1880
c. B. Scott, science .... ........... 1900
L. P Wilson commercial ..... 1000
W. j. Newson English ......... 49,. loo
M. w. Stickney, English. ............. 200
NJ. A. Anderson, English .............. 1000
l.. A. Vanderwarker, mathematics. loo
j. c. Gauthier drawing . 1000
J. E. Mann. 900
Leonora Austin, vocal culture. ........ 1,20O
L. NJ Minor mathematics - , 1, 100
F. l.. Austin. English ............ 1000
Lena Schumm, German. ............ 1000
les 80. 1000
ics.............1. .....:.. =. -. :. 1000
H. b. Newson, English and mathe-
NJ j. Beech, English .............. 1000
c. Austin English and mathematics $50
NJ c. Houghtaling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Changes in text books were recon-
mended as follows: C0ltOn'S zoology,
Packard'S zoology. The committee also
recommended that for next year the
classes entering the High school should
not study algebra until the second term
of their attendance, and its stead for
the first term take course in mental
arithmetic.
The committee on real estate submit
ted a lengthy report, 1t regards the
contract of A. u. DesparoiS as final.
The codtract between the secretary and
the owner Of the LongfellOw school
building was ratified. 1t recommends
that another lot for So, 900 be secured for
additional facilities to the LongfellOw
school grounds. Sever changes were
recommended in the heating apparatus
of number of the schools.
James W. Minor was named as super
intendent of building construction and
repairs at S140 per month.
The committee On manual training
represent that the school would open
with an attendance of from 50 to 100
pupils. The school organized upon the
proposed plan would require two teach
erS for shop work, one in drawing and
one in besides the principal in literary
branches. The committee accordingly
recommended the following appoint
mentS:
C. A. Bennett, principal. ..........S ST. 400
Henry B. Sawyer, pattern shop. 800. 1,2CO
Frank r. Rogers, carpenter shop. LOCO
Mrs. Susan Patterson, English. ........ $50
The report was adopted.
The following were named and APP
proved as teachers in German by the
committee on that subject:
George Rink, superintendent; Mrs. ].
M. Farrar, Franklin school; Miss Mix,
Humboldt; Miss Jinke, Humboldt;
Fred Muller, Marson: d. Lange, Cleve-
land; III. FreSenhahu, Van Buren,;
j. Eiselmeier, Lincoln; p. Zumbach,
Rice and German; Miss Loeb, Neil;
Miss Goess. Garfield and Hendricks;
Miss Hill. Webster and Irving; Miss
KONG. Sibley and Training; R. Kohnke,
Adams and Lafayette; Rob Eckstein,
Monroe; Max Schott, Jackson and Ger
man. The superintendent is expected
to devote his entire attention to the
work, and for that reason is relieved
from service as teacher of German at
the High school.
The committee OH schools submitted
its report. 1t recommended change
in section 81, to make it read as follows:
The school year shall commence on
the first Monday in September and shall
consist of thirty-eight weeks, which
shall be divided into three terms, as fol-
lows: The first term shall consist of
sixteen weeks; after a vacation of two
weeks, the second term shall commence
and consist of eleven weeks. After
vacation of one week the third term
shall begin and continue eleven weeks"
This shOrtens up the year and provides
for the closing of the schools two weeks
earlier than usual. A schedule of Sala-
rieS was adopted nearly similar to that
of last year. The position of assistant
superintendent was abolished. The
following principals and teachers were
confirmed:
Teachers Training School-Miss J. L.
Terry, principal; Miss n. F. Wheaton,
director of practice; c. l.. Place, assist
ant; Miss I'll. NJ. l.. Eggleston, teacher
Of ,othO1c. Mice L Saunders model
teacher; Miss Rose U. Mott, model
teacher.
Franklin School-Miss E. G. Shan
ley, principal; Miss Jennie E. Green,
Miss Carrie T. Williams, eighth grade:
Alicia Patten, Mrs. NJ. Martin, seventh;
Miss M. r. Dance, Miss NJ. Corcoran,
sixth; Miss NJ. q. Dallas, Miss Maud
Hall, fifth; Miss Lizzie d. Hughes.
Miss George Lowry, fourth; Miss M.
E. Van VIE, Miss A. Nedobyty. Miss d.
G. Briggs, Miss A. T. Corcoran. third;
| gall, second; Miss l. K. Bowie, Mrs. E.
| Lowry, first; Mrs. r. Zahony, primary
| principal.
| Madison School-George G. Smith,
principal; Misses Jennie Norwood,
| eighth grade;M McManuS. eighth; Jen-
ME Wallace, seventh; S. E. Patten, sew
enth and sixth; Mrs. j. Langdon, sixth !;
Misses E. B. Taylor, sixth and fifth;
NJ. II. Owens, fourth; l.. A. Britton,
fourth; F. E. Polly, third; A. NJ. Zen
zius, third; E. M. Parsons, second; M.
G: Cullen, second; Bessie Farr, second;
II. Nj. Dannison, first; Clara Norcott,
| first; Fannie NJ. Williams, first; Stasie
O'Halloran, third; Kate Williams, first;
L. l.. Kelley, primary principal.
Jefferson School-H. S. Baker, prin-
cipal; Misses Z. E. Witt, eighth grade ;
S. Witt, eighth; M. O'Brien, seventh !;
l.. Mcguire, seventh: l.. II. Riggs,
sixth; Nj. L. Delaney, fifth; Eva M.
Cameron, fifth; May Mahon, fourth ;
n. M. barrow. fourth; Alice Mcclure,
third, and A. j. Graham, third: Mrs. j.
second; Misses Florence Perry, first;
Carrie Mcguire, first, and Kate A. Slye,
first; Hattie E. Ruddy, primary prin-
Van Buren, School-C. MCGEE, prin-
cipal; Misses Bes Taylor, seventh
grade; Nora Gilt, sixth; H, e. Ryan,
sixth: M. Swanstrom. sixth; Cora
Pickett. fifth; Kate A. Cleriton, fourth
Elanor Gilt, third; Addie Gray, third
Inez Bunker, third; NJ. B. Schafer, sec
ond; c. S. Kreiger, second; Bertha de
Mary Scott, first; j. NJ. Stapleton, first;
Myhra Scheffer, first; S. G. Brooks,
primary principal. @
Lincoln School Misses A. V. Wright,
principal; Jennie Wales, eighth grade;
NJ. Il. Farr, seventh; A. E. Tinker,
| sixth; Carrie Buel, fifth; Grace Will
Jams. fourth; E. A. Parker, third; M.
E. Kelley, third; M. L. Sanders, sec
ond: M. A. Gill, second; l.. G. Fowble,
first; Marie Keefe, first, and e. f. Nc.
Grorty, primary principal.
Adams SchoOl-Misses Mary Doherty,
principal; Lizzie Manning, sixth grade
L. G. Dougherty, fifth; Esther Wood.
worth, fourth; Grace Garland, Maud