St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-04

dement, or the teachers Dy ulStlnSuiSileu
men connected with the work of educa-
ton. The first will be given on Dec.
10 by DR.. E. Z. White, recently superln-
tendent of the Cincinnati schools. We
hope for great benefit from these lee
lures.
In closing | desire to speak with COM
mendatiOn of the good spirit prevalent
among the teachers this year, and, as a
natural result, can safely say that eX-
cellent work in general is being done.
Appended is table of statistics. Re
spectfully submitted.
G. B. GILBERT,
Superintendent of Schools.
DAY SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR NovEM-
Der. 1889.
No. belonging last day of last
month. ............. 1905
No. admitted present month. go. 474
No. belonging at close of present
month. 1,197
Whole number enrolled ....... 1882
days-....... ................42 1. SO5
Aggregate absence in half days. %, 7O3
Per cent of attendance .......... %
Average number belonging for
month. .................... 1925
Average daily attendance for
month. 1854
No, cases hardness. ..,..... 1910
Whole number admitted. ....... 12,67
Whole number admitted Novem-
Der, 1883, u.59S
Gain. ................ 1,009
schools. ........................1 2,6O7
Whole number admitted night
schools ..,..................... 1898
1905
STATISTICS OF NIGHT SCHOOLS FOR
NOVEMBER, 1889.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 80, 1889.
Number belonging last day of
last month. Observation-Disclosures. S97
Number admitted present month";. 246
Number belonging at close of pres
ent month. 799
Whole number enrolled. ......... 1918
Aggregate attendance in half
DAYS. ,604
Aggregate absence in half days. =. $3.50
Per cent of attendance. ..... 80. 76
Average number belonging for
month. 80. o|3
Average daily attendance for
mOntn. .............'.'.'.s 200
Number cases hardness. ......... 49,.
Whole number admitted. ], 39S
Received and accepted.
From the Committee on Finance
ST. PAUL, Minn.. Dec. 2, 1889.
To the Honorable the Board of Educa-
ton.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Finance, to whom was referred for
examination the bond of the Board s
Secretary, would respectfully repo t
that the same has been carefully exam
ined and found to cover all the features
of law and regulations governing the
same-the suretieS being Robert A.
Smith and Charles l.. Haas: and we
would recommend the acceptance and
approval of the same.
We wOnld further recommend that the
proper officers of this Board be author
lied and directed to issue new certiti-
Gates of indebtedness to redeem such as
are outstanding and now due. Respect
fully submitted. c. j. THOMSON,
Chairman.
Received, adopted and so ordered by
Yeas-InspectOrs Cook. CrOOnquist,
Dobner. Foley, Kuhles. PostIethwaite,
Thomson, Wright and Mr.. President-9.
From the Committee ON Real Estate
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. 2, 1889.
To the Honorable the Board Of Educa-
ton.
GENTLEMEN: Your Real Estate Com
mittee respectfully reports to your hon.
Orable body that we have rented rooms
two StOreS) on Payne avenue, corner
jerks street, for the relief of the Cleve-
land School.
The recent losses by fire at the Hum
boldt School have been satisfactorily adj
justed with the respective companies
carrying insurance on the building and
contents. John NJ. Carlson, the ad-
juster selected by your Committee, has
estimated the cost of necessary repairs
to the building at the sum of $S4S.24,
which amount the companies have
agreed to pay.
Werecomlnend that the Committee on
Purchases and Supplies be directed to
provide stoves for such school build
ings as are provided with city water
and demand that the cellars be more
thoroughly heated to prevent accident
to the water system through frost.
We recommend for readvertiSing for
sale of the old Humboldt School site,
the terms of sale to be one-tenth of the
purchase price down, balance at or be-
fore the expiration of ten years at per
cent. Respectfully submitted,
GEO. F. KUHLEs. Chairman.
Received. adopted and so ordered by
L tdS-IuSpt OOOhg
DObner, Foley, Kuhles, Postlethwaite,
Thomson. Wright and Mr.. President-9.
From Committee on Fuel and JanitOrs-
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2, 1889.
To the President and Members of the
Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Fuel and Janitors beg leave to recon-
mend the confirmation of the transfers
pA nint,nanfc of ianifnrS 0cSiGfAnf
engineers and assistant janitOrs as fol-
lows:
A.P. Olson, janitor of the Deane
school. vice j. j. Hetfield. deceased.
Appointment to date from Dec. l, 1889.
Salary to be $40 per month, as per
schedule.
Matt Mulrean. janitor Hendricks
school, vice William Schmotter, trans
ferred. Appointment to date from Dec.
l, at schedule salary.
William Schmotter, assistant janitor
at the Humboldt school, vice Matt Null
reen, transferred. Appointment to
date from Dec. 1, 1889, at schedule
aalary.
John Donohue, janitor Robert A.
Smith school. Appointment to date
from Dec. 1, 1885, at schedule salary.
j. E. Miller, assistant engineer, LIN
coin school, vice Alfred Anderson, as
/ signed to other duties. Appointment to
date from Nov. 10, 1889. Salary to be
$40 per month.
Alfred Anderson. janitOr Harrison
school, vice Andrew Erikson, dismissed.
Appointment to date from Dec. 1, 1889.
at schedule salary.
Lewis Fanchott, fireman at the High
school. Appointment to date from Dec.
8, at schedule salary. 1t is the inten-
ton and recommendation of your COM
mittee that the assistant engineer of the
High school shall Gale for the plant at
nights; the hours to be arranged by the
chief engineer.
Fred Heymel, janitor of the annex to