St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-03

posted IN the treasury OF the DOaru, De-
ing credited as follows:
Par value of bonds and 619
per cent premium thereon
to building fund .......... $lO6,500 90
Accrued interest on bonds
for q days at AZ per cent
per annum tointerest fund 262 GO
Total amount turned over
to Treasurer. r........... Sl06, t62 5O
Respectfully submitted.
G. j. THOMSON, Chairman,
Accepted.
From the Committee on Purchases and
Supplies
Verbally reporting progress on the
matter of preparing a list OF printed
forms, blanks, ETC., referred at a former
meeting.
Received and further time granted
for complete report.
From the Committee on Schools and on
High School (Joint RepOrD
ST. PAUL, Minn., May 81, 1889.
To the Board of Education:
Your committee begS leave to recon-
mend that the Ninth grade he intro
dnced into the Webster, Humboldt. Van
Buren,, Jefferson and Cleveland build
ings, with the same course of study as
that pursued in the same grade at the
High school building; that the teach
erS in charge of the ninth grade rooms
be required to furnish the same proofs
of qualification, and be placed upon the
same schedule of salaries as teachers OF
similar grade in the High school build
ing.
That the instruction in English and
mathematics be given by the ninth
grade teachers. That a suitable num-
ber of itinerant teachers be employed,
who shall give the instruction i'll foreign
languages. That all of these teachers
be, as to methods and aims OF lnStruc-
ton, under the direction of the princi-
pal OF the High school, and attend the
meetings of the High school teachers.
That in case the number of students in
any of the buildings electing any par
ticular course is, in the opinion OF the
superintendent, too small to warrant
the organization of class, such students
must either select another course or at
tend the Central school. That the
boundaries of the schools be as follows:
Humboldt school, the entire Sixth ward;
Van Buren, school. the territory from
which children of the eighth grade at
tend the Van Buren, and the Sibley.
schools; Cleveland school, the territory
from which the children of the eighth
grade now attend the Cleveland school;
Webster school, the territory from
which the children of the eighth grade
son school, the portion included within
the boundaries of the Jefferson, Adams
and Monroe schools. Provided that any
child of these grades, whose parents re-
quest it, may be allowed to attend the
Central school. l.. II. MAXFIELD,
Chairman Committee on High School.
l.. j. DoBNER,
Chairman Committee on Schools.
Accepted and adopted by
Yeas-InspectoTs Cook, Croonquist,
DObner, DOWlan. Haas, KuhleS, Max
field, Thomson, Wright and Mr.. PreSi-
dent-10.
From the Committee on Manual Train
ing School
Reporting progress on the matter of
manual training for girls, referred at a
previous meeting, and requesting fur
ther time for investigation, and report
to future meeting.
Received and granted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Inspector Dobner having suggested
the prOprety of suitably naming the
new school building in process of erec-
L w
moved that said building be called the
Nathaniel Hawthorne, the poet. In
spector Dowlan proposed and Inspector
Haas, acting on the proposition, moved
to amend Inspector Wright's motion by
naming the building Samuel j. Tilden
School,"
The question being called on the am
endment, the same was carried by
Yeas-InspectOrS Cook, CrOOnQuiSt,
Dobner, Dowlan, Haas, Kuhles, Thom-
son and Mr.. Presidents.
Nays - Inspectors Maxfield and
Wright-2.
The motion as amended was then
adopted.
The resolution offered by the Commit
tee on Schools at the last regular meet
ing, on the 9th inst, ito amend section
27 of the Bylaws" in the manner fully
set forth and duly recorded, was then
taken up, adopted and said bylaw de-
clared in force, as amended, by
Yeas-lnspectors Cook, Croonquist.
Dobner, Dowlan, Haas, Kuhles, Max
field, Thomson, Wright and Mr. Presi-
dent-10.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
The following bills, all in due form,
and approved by the proper committees,
were then presented and read, viz:
No. In Whose Favor. Amount
2439 Walter Butler (estimate)... 81, $50 90
244O Rumble & King (estimate).. 9H so
2441 Ruttan Warming d Venti-
lating company (eStimate)... 2,O61 25
2442 Ruttan Warming Il Venti-
lating company (estimate).... 1866 90
2443 Wilcken & Wildung, (eSti-
mate)... .................... 1850 90
A44 Wilcken q Wildung, (eSti-
mate). ........ 1,19O 90
1445 Adams, S. F., (architectu-
raj services) ....... :. 500. 399 3S
2446 Hand. II. E., architectural
q services) ............. 7ss rs
2447 Mould & McNicOl, (archi-
tectural serviceS) ........... 819 rs
2448 Zschocke, Albert, (archi-
q tectural services). )............ 249 so
2449 AdOlph, J............. j Al 25
2450 Appleton, u. & Co.. ..... 35 10
2451 Averill, Carpenter & Co.. "a %
2452 Berlandi, VIM. & Co.. 100 90
2453 BjOrnStad & Omdahl ..... 35 90
2454 Boelter, q. .A.............. IS 90
2455 Borscht, Ed. Ed........-....... rs
2456 COnStaDS, ii. B, IA 90