St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-12
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Board of Education.
Adjourned Meeting.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., July Q, 1908.
Held pursuant to terms of adjourn
ment as taken on the LIST inst.
Vice President Dobner in the chair.
quist, Kuhles, Maxfeld, Postlethwaite,
thomson and Mr.. Vice President.
Absent: Inspectors Dowlan, Wright
and President Haas.
Absent, with leave): Inspector
GieSen-1.
The reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting was, Oh motion, dis
pensed with and the record OF proceed
ings approved as published.
Business was taken up under the reg
ular order.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From G. w. ID. Rumble and Fl. BRAINS
der
Applications for janitorships, with
recommendations.
Referred to Committee on Fuel and
Janitors.
From Anthony Iurka, Teacher
Application for refundal of SIS, de-
Quoted from his salary in 1888 on &C
count of absence from duty, such alb
Sence being claimed 10y the petitioner as
having been taken with proper per-
mission.
lllG DOldUlOIl
Official opinion on the matter OF the
late Superintendent, adverse to the APP
plicant (See files.
Received. ordered placed on file. and
the secretary instructed to notify Mrs.
Taylor of the finding of the attorney,
the board regretting its inability to tes-
tify it's regard in the manner desired.
From William Berlandi IL Co.
Communication protesting against the
invitation ito printers for bids to fur
nish and print the Annual Report of the
Superintendent as advertised, and
claiming a right to do such work under
previous award by the board to the
protesting firm, etc.
Referred to the Corporation Attorney,
together with all papers and informa-
ton bearing on the case, for his official
opinion and report.
REPORTS.
The Superintendent submitted his an
nual report (being the thirty first in the
| order of publicatiOn), and read synop-
sis of the same, giving also brief eX-
plantations of the various component
| parts thereof, as presented by the sew
| eral department superintendent. The
report was, Oh motion of Inspector Pos
tlethwaite, accepted, and it was de-
termined and ordered that said report
be published in two parts or volumes,
one to contain the REPORT of the
| Superintendent proper, containing
all miscellaneous matter of interest
| to the general public. and the
other, to be entitled, 1.-The Manual,
etc." to contain all the matter of more
immediate Importance to the members,
officers, teachers and employees of the
board, and containing the organic act,
bylaws, rules, ETC.; that 1880 copies of
the "Report' and 1000 copies of the
"Manual" be printed, and that the
proper officers be authorized and in
structed to prepare and have executed
the contract and bond, in accordance
with this disposition, as soon as the con-
tractor shall have been designated by
the acceptance of his bond and the
award of the work.
Yeas-InSpectOrs Cook, CroonquiSt,
Kuhles, MaXfeld, Postlethwaite, Thorn
son and Mr.. Vice President-7.
From the Committee on German
ST.. PAUL. Mimi, July 8, 1885,
To the Board of Education:
Your committee on German has
appointed the following teachers of
German. viz: Miss Bertha Sauer,
assigned to the Neill school,
and Paul E. Gerisch to the Sib-
ley, subject. however, to their first pass
ing the regular satisfactory eXamina-
ton; also Isaac l. Bergen and Miss
Myrrha Schetfer, respectively ASST gned
to the Madison and to the Franklin and
Washington schools. both of the latter
being duly qualified, and ask for their
confirmation at your hands.
Adopted and appointments con-
firmed by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook, Croonquist,
Kuhles, MaXfeld, Postlethwaite, Thorn
son and Mr.. Vice President-7.
From the Committee on Hi gh
Schools
ST. PAUL, July s, 1889.
To the President and Members of the
Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on
High School beg leave to recommend
that the Committee on Purchases and
Supplies be authorized to purchase regu-
lar supplies for the laboratories of the
High School, upon acquisitions of the
Superintendent Schools, provided the
cost of said supplies shall not exceed
the sum of 800. Very respectfully,
A. q. PosTLETHwA1TE, Chairman.
Adopted by
inspectors Cook, Croonquest
kuhleS, MaXheld, POStletnWalte, 1n0m-
son and Mr.. Vice President-7.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July s, 1889.
To the Board of Education:
Your Committee on Real Estate beg
to report as follows. viz:
FirSt-In the matter of the proposals
received for furnishing and setting up
the steam heating power and ventila
ting plant for the manual training
school, which bids were referred to this
committee for tabulation and report. we
recommend that all of these tenders be
rejected, ard that the architect of the
building. assisted by the Chief Engineer
of the Board, prepare complete plan
with specifications, according to which
new proposals are to be invited, and by
which all bidders shall be strictly
governed, and we ask for authority t
carry out this recommendation.
SecOnd-In the matter of the commu
nicatiOn from the Building Inspector
transmitting the law and ordinance re
ferring to the "Smoke Nuisance" 81
called, we find the proper remedy to bt
the introduction of "McGueirS' Smoke
Consumer and Fuel Saver" and we rec
Ommend that all of the steam plants o.
the Board not already provided for bt
supplied with said device, and that thi.
committee, together with the proper of
ficers be authorized to carry the propo
1 sition into effect.
| Adopted, and authority conferred at
| requested, by
/ Yeas-Inspectors Cook, Croonquist
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