St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-10
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riding to the terms of their proposition,

cording to the terms of their proposition,
| viz:
One room at the Fisher Ames school.
| Also in the Nathaniel Hawthorne
| and Harrison schools. provided that the
| cost OF such blinds does not exceed the
sum Of $640.
| Respectfully submitted.
WM. Fl. Cook, Chairman.
Adopted by
IeaS-1nspectOrs Cook, CrOOnquiSt,
| Foley. kuhles. Maxield, P0stlethwaite,
Thomson, Wright and Mr.. PreSident-9.
| From the Committee on Fuel and Jani-
tors
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct. Z, 1889.
| To the President and Members of the
Board of Education:
-GEGTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Fuel and JanitOrs beg leave to report
| appointments ofassistant engineers and
| janitors as follows:
Charles II. Wilson, assistant engineer
| 1.-THE Franklin school, to date from Oct.
at salary of $50 per month; John
| w. Koehler, assistant engineer at the
High school, Vice John Bisnett resigned,
appointment to date from Oct. ! at
| salary of $50 per month; John
| Flanagan. assistant lanitor at the Hum
boldt school, TO date from Oct. Is at
| salary of $40 per month; l.. b. GuiOn,
| jauitOr Of LAFAYETTE school annex, at
| schedule salary from date of opening
school in said annex; Matt Johnson, as
sistant janitor at the Cleveland school,
| to date from Oct. Is at salary OF $40
per month: Andrew Linnell, janitor at
| the Nathaniel Hawthorne school, at
schedule salary, to date from opening
| said school,
Vour com itfao raonoo+fuIIu ranuactc
| the confirmation OF these appointments
at the salaries named.
Respectfully submitted.
A. G. POSTLETHWAITE, Oh airman.
Adopted and appointments confirmed
by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook. Croonquist,
Foley, Kuhles. Maxfield, Postlethwaite
Thomson, Wright and Mr. Presdent-0.
From the Committee on Music
ST. PAUL. MIMI, Oct. Z, 1889.
To the Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Music respectfully recommend that the
Committee on Purchases and Supplies
be authorized to purchase piano for
use in the German school.
Respectfully submitted.
A. P. CRoONQUIsT, Chairman.
Adopted by
YeaS-InspectOrs Cook, CroonquiSt,
Foley, Kuhles, MaXheld, Postlethwaite,
Thomson. Wright and Mr.. President-9.
From the Committee on High Schools
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Oct z, 1889.
To the President and Members Of the
Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
High Schools respectfully recommend
the purchase of an air-pump for use in
the High school; also, the appropria-
ton of one hundred ($10O dollars for
the purchase of necessary apparatus for
the gymnasium.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. II. Manifold,
ID. +. FOLEY,
b. +. WRIGHT.
Committee.
Adopted by
Yeas-Inspectors Cook. CrOonquist,
Foley. KuhleS, MaXfield. POstlethwaite.
Thomson. Wright and Mr.. PresideDt-9.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST.. PAUL, Man.. Oct. Z. 1889.
To the Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Real Estate begs leave to submit the
following report on repairs made at
various school buildings, under author
ity granted by this Board, viz:
Lincoln School-New floors in all
parts of old building. Outside doors.
cupola and windows painted. Building
in first-claSS condition.
Cleveland SchOOl-VariOus changes
and carpenter repairs. New part of
building grained, and entire building
calcimined.
repairs made: entire building grained:
slate roof repaired.
Van Buren, straightforward roof and
carpenter repairs made. Building put
in first-clasS condition.
Sibley SchoOl-Entire building cal
cimined.
Deane Scholastic surveyed and
graded. Basement eXcavated; fOunda
ton built; furnaces placed in building.
Entire building calcimined and exterior
painted and general carpenter repairs
made. Building In first-class condition.
Washington SchOol-General carpen-
ter repairs made. Painting and grain
ing where necessary.
Franklin SchOol-New floors in four
rooms of old part of building; general
carpenter repairs made. Tin roof
painted and general plaster repairs
made.
High School-Roof and cutters re-
paired; changes and removal OF general
offices completed, repairs made in prin-
cipal'S office; telescope set up; entrance
to new addition changed and general
repairs made throughout the entire
building.
Jefferson SchoOl-New floors in old
part of building; painting walls white
in recess between old and new parts of
building.
Monroe School-Gutters and roof re-
paired; entire new part of building cal
cimined; general carpenter repairs
made.
Adams straightforward repairs made;
entire building calcimined.
Lafayette School-Building raised;
basement excavated; foundations erect
ed; furnaces set; exterior of building |
painted; entire building calcimined;
permanent storm houses built and gen
eral carpenter repairs made; building |
in first-ciass condition throughout; site |
graded.
board fence erected on east and South |
sides of building; fire escapes now in |
course of construction.
Garfield straightforward carpenter |
repairs made; rain conductors repaired. |
Douglas SchoOEEntire building cal |
cimined; general carpenter repairs
made.
Hendricks School - Cistern con-
structed: change of attic into school |
rooms is nearing completion.
Neill SchOol-General carpenter re- |
pairs made; boys closet changed; water |
supply increased.
Webster School General carpenter |
repairs made; entire building calci-
mined.
Irving School-General carpe inter- re-
pairs made: entire building calcimined. |
Jackson SchOol-General carpenter |
repairs made; entire second story calci- |
mined: new tin and slate roof on old |
part of building; down spOuts con- |
nected with sewer.
German straightforward carpenter
repairs made; entire building calci
mined.
George B. Mcclellan straightforward |
carpenter repairs made.
District No. 10 SchOOl-General car |
penter repairs made: slate blackbOardS |