St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-05

1.-THE appointment of Miss Mary T..
Davy to the position held by Miss
Geiger, of the Cleveland, when trans
ferred. The appointment of Miss j.. j:
Butler to the German school in place OF
Mrs. M. III. Smith. when transferred.
We recommend that another room
be opened at the Mcclellan school, and
the appointment of Miss May Gibson as
teacher therein. The present enroll
ment at that building is eighty, with at
least fifteen to enter the new room,
seven grades being taught in the build
ing.
We recommend that another room be
opened III the Murray building, five
grades being taught, with an enrolment
of about forty, and the appointment OF
Mrs. f. l.. Williams (at present unaS-
signed but OH the rolD as principal
teacher az said school. The opening of
this additional room is asked for by
number of residents of st. Anthony
Park North.
We recommend the opening of an
other room in the annex to the Long
fellow school to better accomplish the
work of teaching the various grades,
and the appointment of Miss EllZaDetn
Virtue as teacher therein.
The transfer of Miss M. Corcoran from
B sixth to A sixth grade at the Frank
lin, in place of Miss Dance, deceased.
The transfer of Miss NJ. Il. Dallas from
A fifth to B sixth at the Franklin, and the
transfer of Miss q. Lowry to the Fifth
grade. The transfer of Miss Marie
Anderson from the sixth grade at the
Hum oldt to the fifth grade, Franklin.
The transfer of Miss NJ. Lennon from
the fifth to the sixth grade at the hum
boldt.
We recommend the establishment OF
the fifth grade at the Douglas, and OF
the "B'' class of the seventh grade at
the Jackson buildings.
We recommend, that in accordance
with the facts as developed, Miss A. Z.
Donovan be credited with three years
previous experience, and that her
salary be fixed correspondingly with
three years. experience. In order to
prevent misunderstanding of that part
of the schedule of salaries relating to
primary principals, and to bring about
uniformity in its application, now and
hereafter, we submit the following con-
struction, and ask for your approval,
viz: The salaries of primary principals,
except as provided for eighteen-rOom
buildings, are to be paid according to
rigid application of the rates as they
appear in the fourth. fifth and sixth
columns of the schedule, on the basis or
actual service as primary principals,
and not Oh the basis of previous eX-
perience in primary work.
We recommend the following bound
aries for the Scheffer school: The st.
Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba rail-
way on the north, Sherburne avenue on
the south, Brewster avenue on the east,
and Western avenue on the west.
We also recommend the following
change of boundaries between the Rice
and German schools: From Sylvan
street from railroad track along Park
avenue to Manitoba street, along Man
itoba street to Sylvan street, to city
limits.
We recommend that suitable room
be secured and fitted up for school pur-
poses as an annex to and for the relief
of the overflow at the Franklin school,
and that the Committee on Real Estate
be authorized to take charge OF the
matter, with power to act.
We further recommend the transfer
of Miss Maggie Norton from the third
grade of the Hendricks to the same
ment of Miss Emma A. WilmOt to the
third grade in the Hendricks school.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
Your committee would recommend
that evening schools be opened in the
following named buildings, viz: Frank
lin, Madison, Cleveland, Humboldt,
Jackson, German, Van Buren,, Adams
and Baker. All to be opened Wednes-
day, the Sd inst, under the following
named teachers:
Franklin School-Mr. ID. Murphy,
principal; Mr.. E. A. Montgomery, as
sistant; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Martin, assistant;
Miss NJ. Anderson, Miss NJ. l.. Delaney,
assistant; Miss Annie Swanson, as
sistant.
Humboldt School-Mr. J. C. Bryant,
principal; Mr.. NJ. Helm, assistant; Mrs.
Ii. Dorm, assistant; Miss Sadie Dough-
erty, assistant.
Van Buren-Mr. c. A. Miller, princi-
pal; Miss C. c. Pickett, assistant; Miss
ii. G. Ryan, assistant; Mr.. f. ii. Me-
DermOtt, assistant.
Madison SchoOl-Mr. Geo. c. Smith.
principal; MIR. A. Jurka, assistant: Mrs.
j. A. Williams, assistant; MIR. Fred
Austin, assistant; Miss III. E. Rudy,
assistant; Miss E NJ. Parsons, assist
ant.
German SchOol-Mr. V. W. Lothrop,
principal; Miss Emma Thuet, assistant;
Miss Florence Ravelle, assistant.
Baker School-Miss l.. M. Butler.
Jackson School-MiSs NJ. Madigan,
principal; Miss F. Lindsey. assistant;
Miss A. B. Walsh, assistant; Miss Celia
Gibson, assistant.
Cleveland SchOOl-Mr. William Moore,
principal; Miss S. E. Peabody, assistant;
Mr., d. LANCE, assistant; Mrs. Nellie
Adams, assistant.
Adams SchoOl--Mr. B. E. Harmon,
principal; Miss NJ. E. Farrell, assistant.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. j. DoBNER, Chairman.
The report having been read at
length, the same was, on motion, &C.
cepted, adopted, and the appointments
and transfers approved and confirmed
by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook, Croonqust,
Dobner, Dowlan. Haas, Kuhles, Max
field, Thomson, Wright and Mr. PreSi-
dent-10.
RESOLUTIONS.
By the Committee on Music
Resolved, That the Committee on Pur-
chases and Supplies be and it is hereby
authorized and instructed to purchase
from Silver, Burdette & Co., of Boston,
Mass, one hundred 400 music charts.
ETC., of the Normal Series" of music
charts and readers adopted for use in
the public schools of St. Paul. the
price to be in accordance with the terms
of the proposition submitted herewith
and accepted by the Board; provided,
also, that said firm of Silver. Burdette
& Co. will allow the Board the sum of
$3.50 tor each and every chart of the
National Series surrendered to them by
the Board. (For proposition see fles.)
Adopted by
Yeas-IDspectors Cook, Croonquist,
Dobner, Dowlan, Haas, Kuhles, Max
field. Thomson, Wright and Mr.. Presi-
dent-l0.