St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-11

ceedS TO ce applied to purchase music
for the use OF the schools; this to be
done without interfering with the
studies of scholars.
.-...... j. J. ELLIS,
E. T. WILLIAMS,
KARL SIMMoN,
,.-.r.--'. Committee.
Adopted.
From the Committee on German
ST. PAUL. Mimi, May-7, 1888.
To the Board of Education:
First-Your Committee on German re-
Spectfully report the resignation of
Mr.. f. l.. Reese, teacher of German, and
recommend the acceptance of such res
lgnation, to take effect from and after
this date.
SecOnd-We have appointed Miss
Alice Mueller teacher of German. vice
Mi. Reese, resigned, at salary of 500
per school year, her appointment to date
from the Sth inst. and request that our
action be approved and said appoint
ment confirmed.
p. j. GIEsEN, Chairman.
Adopted and appointment confirmed
by ..--...
Yeas: Inspectors Konaniz, Murphy,
Simmon, Williams, Ellis, Wright, Athey,
Schlffmann, Cook, Berlandi, Haas, Dob
ner and Mr.. President-l3
run IllC OH HEAL ESUdle-
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May Z, 1883.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Real Estate begs
leave to report as follows:
Flrst-1n the matter of a school site
and building at Hazel Park, we desire
to make our final report, and recon-
| mend the purchase of lots numbered ID,
l6. II and IS, block 3, in Hazel Park adj
dition. for the price of $3.50; this being
one-half OF the value of said school site,
the other half of the cost to be assumed
and paid by Mr.. William l.. Ames, the
owner OF the property, who donates the
same on condition that school building
be erected on the premises for the ac-
commodation of the school children of
the district represented by the petition
ers to this Board.
Sec0nd-ln this connection, we further
recommend that wrrrant be drawn for
said sum of $3.50, payable to the
| grantor of the property described,
| when there is money in the treas
ury for the purpose, ON approval by
the Corporation Attorney of full, good
and clear warranty deed, interest on de-
ferred payments to be paid at rate not
exceeding seven "a per cent per annum,
and that the proper, officers be author
lied to complete and close the negotia-
Ihird-We also recommend that a
suitable suburban school building be
| constructed on the site so purchased;
said building to be tWO-roOm frame
structure according to plans and specifi
| cations to be prepared by Mr.. Ii. T..
Hand, architect, on the general basis of
the sketch prepared by him, herewith
submitted, and that the Secretary be au-
thOrlzed to advertise for bids for the
erection of such building as soon as so
| directed by this committee.
Fourth-We recommend reconsider
alton of that part of our report adopted
at the last regular meeting fixing the
! time for the completion of various con-
| tracts at Aug. Is next, and request that
! the time for the completion of the AL
bert Scheffer building be fixed at Sept.
next and for the new Humboldt build
ing at Nov. Is next. Respectfully,
r. SCHIFFMANN, Chairman.
The report, having first been read at
length, was, on motion, taken up by sec
ton and disposed of as follows:
That portion contained in section /
was adopted by
Yeas: Inspectors Murphy, Ellis,
Wright, Athey, Schiffmann, Cook, Ber-
iandi, Haas, Dobner and Mr.. President
10. ..s,-. .-....
Nays: Inspectors Konantz, Simmon
and WilliamS-3.
Section 2 of the report was also
adopted by
Yeas: Inspectors Murphy, Williams,
Ellis, Wright, Athey, SchifTmann, Cook,
Berlandi, Haas, D0bner and Mr.. Presi-
dent-l1. -.-----.
Nays: inspectors Konantz and Sim
mOn-2. .---....-..
Section evoked considerable discus
sion as to the ACCESSIBILITY of erecting
building at this time, ii being thought
that other localities were in greater
need OF increased school accommOda-
tons, etc. A motion to refer section 3
Of the report to the Committee on
Schools. to report to the Board on the
| proper course to pursue in the matter of
building, was adopted by
Yeas: Inspectors KOnantZ, Simmon,
Williams, Ellis, Wright, Athey, Ber-
! landi, Dobner and Mr.. President-9.
Nays: Inspectors Murphy, Schiff-
mann, Cook and Haas.
Section OF the report was then
adopted by unanimous vote. Yeas, Is.
| From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, MIMI, May Z, 1883.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Schools begS leave
| to report the appointment of Miss
Frances E. Gage as teacher first grade
Van Buren, school at salary of $500
| per annum, and of Miss Alice M.
| Hosmer as teacher of first grade Doug
las School at salary of S400 per an
mum, in tie place of Miss J. Chandler,
resigned. In each case the app0intee
has satisfactorily passed the required
| examination, and the salary fixed is in
accordance with the schedule adopted
| 10y the Board.
The Committee also reports the fol-
lowing named teachers who have taught
the probationary term required by the
rules, and, being recommended by their
respective Principals and the Superin-
tendent of Schools. their confirmation
by the Board is asked, viz:
GoRMAN SCHOOL.
Miss K. l.. O'Brlen.
Miss Mary Farley.
VAN buren, SCHOOL.
Miss Cora Pickett.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
Miss Nellie barrow.
The Committee has considered the ad-
| visibility of shortening the school wear
| as directed by the Board at its last meet
| ing, and finding a lack of unanimity of
| feeling in the matter among citizens and
| the members of the Committee, decided
| to recommend that no change be made.
! b. +. WRIGHT, Chairman.
| The report, having been read, was
again taken up by paragraphs and thus
disposed of, viz: .......-
That part of the report referring to
Misses Gage aud Hosmer was adopted
and their appointments successfully
confirmed. as also the final appoint
ments of Misses O'Brien, Farley, Pick
EFT and barrow, who have successfully
passed the probationary term; each by
the following vote:
| Yeas: InSpectOrS KDnantz. Murnhy