St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11

sketch heretofore approved and ac-
cepted by the Board. having been COM
pleted and examined by this committee,
we recommend that the same be ac-
cepted and adopted. We also recon-
mend that said new building be sup
piled with the system of heating, venti-
iating with fans), and fire proof dry
closets, OF the Ruttan Manufacturing
company, and that the secretary be au-
thOrized to advertise for bids to do the
work In accordance with these recon-
mendatiOns.
SecOnd-We further request authority
from the Board 10 sell the old Humboldt
school and site in such manner as may
be for the best interests of the Board,
either as whole or by subdivision into
suitable parcels or lots.
Third-We Recommend the adoption
OF the Ruttan system (Without fans) for
use in the new building to be erected
on Winter street, or ON such other site
as may hereafter be selected by this
committee, and that we be given au-
thorlty to advertise for bids for the con-
strnctiOn of said building in accordance
with the plans approved by us based on
the sketch heretofore adopted, made by
Architect III. K. Hand.
FOurth-We also recommend that the
system of mechanical ventilation. in
combination with steam heating, as
placed in the present High school build
Ing by the Exhaust Ventilator company,
be extended and improved upon in the
new addition, and that this company be
requested to furnish plapS, specifica-
tiOns and estimate for the Ventilating,
and plans and specifications for the
heating plant to be used in connection
herewith. K. SCHIFFMAN,
Chairman.
Ihe report having been read as a
Whoie, the same was, on motion of In
spector Simmon, taken up by sections
and disposed of as follows:
Section l was approved and adopted
by
Yeas: Inspectors Minor, Simmon,
Giesen, Ellis, Wright, Athey, Sehiff-
mann, Cook, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner
and Mr.. President-12.
Section 2 was adopted by the same
vote as last above, with the exception of
Inspector SimmOn, who voted nay.
SECTIONS and 4 were successively
adopted by the same vote as given
under section l. Yeas-12. Nays-O.
The same committee further reported
that suitable site had been found
WnereOn to erect the new building here
tofore planned for Winter street, that
such site. is on Thomas ana Marion
streets, that satisfactory SOundingS had
been made and that negotiations for the
requirement of said site are now being
carried Oh, with all the preliminaries
assured. Accepted
From the Committee on Schools
ST.. PAUL, Feb. 6, 1888.
10 the Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on
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pointment of Miss n. S. Brigham as
teacher of first grade annex to Long
fellow school upon satisfactorily
passing the examination i'm phys
iology and the effects of stimu-
lahts, required by act of the state
legislature; also the transfers of Miss
Jennie Wales from seventh to eighth
grade. Miss NJ. Il. Farr from sixth to
seventh grade, Miss G.. r. Buell. from
fourth to fifth grade and Miss G. Will
Jams from fourth to fifth grade, all in
the Lincoln school; also the appoint
ment of Miss Margaret e. Kelley as
teacher OF fourth grade. Lincoln school,
at salary OF $3.50 per annum, upon
satisfactorily passing the exam
NATION III physiology required by
state law. Both OF the original appoint.
eeS recommended are in possession of
the certificate of qualification to teach
issued by this Board. -..-.> -,
The committee further recommends
the confirmation of the following named
teachers, who have taught their term of
probation and have presented certifi-
Gates OF success signed by the Superin-
tendent of Schools and their respective
principals, viz:
Lafayette School-Miss Nj. G. Haw-
thorne, Miss L. G. Morrow, Miss L. A.
Smith.
Douglas School-Miss Theresa Bit
trich.
Garfield Sehool-Miss Rebecea Alli-
son.
Monroe School-Miss Kate Sliney.
Miss Bessie Butler.
Training School-Miss H. NJ. Eggles-
ton.
Cleveland School-MisS A. II. Carter.
Miss J. NJ. Bliss, Miss A. NJ. Campion,
Miss Z. l.: Geiger, Miss II. L. Bevans.
Van Buren, School-Miss Carrie
krieger. Miss Bertha De Hass, Miss
Emma Freeman.
Madison School-Miss A. NJ. Zenzius.
Miss Edith M. Taylor.
Adams School.AIiss E. iSliney. Miss
S. Tener, Miss G. G. Garland.
Humboldt School-MisS III, C.. Me-
Leod, Miss S. Dougherty, Miss NJ.
Lennon.
Hancock School-Miss Lou Williams.
Jefferson SchOOl-Miss Kate Slye.
Miss Florence Perry, Miss Carrie Ma
guire, Miss Annie Graham, Mrs. NJ. M.
Tong.
1t is further recommended that the
number of grades accommodated at the
Carried school be changed. so that pu-
pills above the ga" seventh shall attend
the Humboldt, instead of those above
the sixth grade, as heretofore; also at
the Monroe school that the ga" eighth
be retained, making it full-grade
senoOl; also at the Sibley that the pu-
pills of the ''A'' eighth be accommo-
dated at the Van Buren, school,
To relieve the crowded rooms of the
Madison school it is recommended that
the boundaries of the Madison school
district be changed so that pupils resid-
ing west of st. Peter street and south of
College avenue shall belong to the JEFF
fersOn district and attend the Jefferson
school.
Owing to the illness of Miss J. Fan
cette, Sixth grade of the Rice school. if
is recommended that she be allowed a
leave of absence for two months with
out pay. and that her place be filled
during her absence by the substitute
teacher, Miss E. G.. Pratt.
The committee recommend that the
schools be closed Oh Wednesday, Feb.
% (Washington's birthday.
On all the aforementioned matters
the committee reports its action and
asks the confirmation of the Board.
Respectfully submitted,
b. +. WRIGHT, Chairman.
Accepted, adopted and appointments
confirmed by:
Yeas = Inspectors Minor, Simmon.
Giesen, Ellis, Wright, Athey, Schiff-
mann, Cook, Berlandi, Haas, Dobner
and Mr.. President-12.
From the Committee on Text Books
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Feb. 6, 1888.
To the Board of Education: