St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-02

ing at the high school building, and as
it was the first meeting of the school
term which opened yesterday, full
board was present.
The committee on finance presented
their estimate of moneys required for
all purposes, beyond the amount now
in the treasury, which has been pre-
Sented 10 the city council. The amounts
required are as follows:
Salaries Observation-Disclosures. $3.50, 600
Interest on bonds. .......... ........ $4,000
uel ...-. ..'........ Zo,OOO
Printing and stationery. 10000
Insurance ...,............. -......... 5000
General expenses, including furni-
ture, school repairs etc........... 1000
Heating and ventilating apparatus. 20, 900
New buildings and Sites. ...... 5000
Machinery equipment of Manual
Training school -. go. 10000
Real estate contracted for s-.. 80. 10000
Total amount required 800. ..S711, 500
The report WOS accepted by the
board. The committee on finance pre-
sented communication saying that it
had made an arrangement with the ST.
Paul Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, of st. Paul, which would enable
them to procure such sums of money as
might be necessary for the payment of
salaries and other current expenses of
the board from time to time, and pend
ing the collection of taxes under
the current years tax levy
for the payment of the same.
The conditions of the agreement were
payment of interest on such loans at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum until
paid, payable semi-annually, and % per
cent per annum as a commission for
procuring such loan or loans without
other cost or expense for exchange or
other cause. The amount to be placed
with the st. Paul Title Insurance and
Trust companyis to be s250,OO0 mini
mum to 100000 maximum. The report
was approved and adopted by the board.
The committee Oh fuel and janitorS
reported that they had made the follow
ing appointments as janltOrs: Joseph
Zeckweister at building corner of Ed
mund and Victoria streets, to date from
Aug. 25; A. w. Swanson at the two
room building, corner of Brainard
street, to date from Sept. l, and David
Kline as janitor to the S. S. Taylor
school, vice Janitor Panchat, resigned,
to date from Aug. 1. The appointments
were confirmed by the board.
The committee on manual training
reported that it had received letter
from the managers of the State Fair,
asking that the committee make dis
of the school be authorized to do so.
The board gave its consent to the re-
quest. The committee on German SUBJ
mitted list of teachers of German as
follows:
D. LANCE and L. Schumn. Central school:
John Eiselmeier, Webster high, manual
training and Humboldt high school; Agnes
Nessenson, Cleveland high, Van Buren, high
and Washington schools; A.Jnoka, jefferson
school; j. w. Farrar, Franklin school; j.
Eisfeldt. Van Buren, school: A: Misc, Web
s seF s scboo Tseborno MGef aam
school; A. Friesenhala, Madison school
Bertha Sauer. Neill school; E. Schuman,
Monroe school; Maria Goess, Garfield school;
M. Pahenhageu, Lincoln school; A Endress,
Rice school: Paul Gerrish, Sibley school; L.
| Muller, jackson and Van Buren, schools; NJ.
Scheffer, Hawthorne school; j. Buckling,
Longfellow and Ramsey schools; j. G..
Neuss, Hancock and Baker schools; Ahvine
Loeb, Harrison and Franklin schools; F.
Rathmann, Scheffer and Smith schools; IT.
Winkler, German and Murray schools: w.
c. L. Schaefer. Adams and Irving schools.
The appointments were confirmed by the
board at schedule salaries
The following were appointed as
teachers of German generally at all the
| schools at schedule salaries: Mrs. A
| Nessenson, j. Buckling and w. c. l..
Schaefer.
The teachers of German were CLASH
fed as follows: Special teachers. spe-
cial assistant teachers. 1t was ordered
| that in each district school of twelve OF
more houses a special teacher shall be
| in charge. At all the other schools
| the instruction of German shall he
| in charge of special assistant teachers.
The applicants for certificates as
special assistant teachers of German
shall be examined in the German Ian
! guage, grammar, composition, reading,
| German literature, translation from
| English into German, theory and the
art of teaching. In the English lan-
| guage they will be examined in gram
mar and photography, composition and
translation from German into English.
The average standing of the appli-
cant must be Is per cent, with mini
mum of Is per cent in any branch and
20 per cent in the English.
| Applicants for the position of special
teachers of German, in addition to the
foregoing, shall be examined in the his.
tory of pedagogy, theory and art OF
teaching, as applicable to local condi-
tiOnS, English literature, history of the
| United States.
An average of rs per cent shall be re-
| Quired in each of these studies. The
salaries of teachers of German moi
credited with experience was fixed al
$500 for the first year and regular in
crease of $50 per annum thereafter unit
$500 is reached. Special teachers OF
German shall receive salary of $500
| per annum for the first year, and Sl0(
additional each year until $1,000 i:
reached.
The designations of V. W. Lathrop
principal of the Scheffer school, was re
ceived, and of the following teachers:
Miss Della Long, Jackson school; Mis-
| Minnie Corcoran, jefferson school; Miss AID:
| Wales. Webster school; Miss Aurelia Zenzius
| Madison school: Miss Kate Owens, Monroe
school; Miss Clara Eyles. Hawthorne school
Miss Florence Ravelle, jackson school.
The following appointments and transfer:
| were made: c. l.. Greenough, principal o,
the Albert Schetfer school, in place of V. W
Lathrop, resigned. Sara B. Willis, teacher
| of primary methods in the teachers training
school, at salary of 1000. Miss L. c
cipal teacher in the new school corner of Ed
mund and Victoria streets. Miss Minnie
Kelly. teacher of intermediate grades in the
school at corner of Edmund and Yictori,
Miss zula Butcher, Adams school
Miss F. E. Polly. from fourth grade, Madi
son school, to Fifth grade, vice Miss ZenZius
resigned; Miss Margaret Dolan, Madison
school; Miss Bessie johnson, Edgerto1
school; Miss Julia Seaman, Monroe school
Miss Emma Walstrom, Cleveland school
Miss Mary Goodman, jackson school; Mis-
Amahel Brash, Jackson school, Miss Eliel
Sliney, Monroe school; Miss Margaret Wei
| nand, Monroe school; Miss Annie Nc
Donald, Adams school,
The following principals and teachers
were appointed in the night schools:
Lincoln school. Mrs. H. W. Slack, princi
pal; Anna Svenson, Gotlieb Hult Andre,
Nelson and j. j. Howard, teachers. CARTEL
school, w. A. Gutridge, principal; Miss Liz
zie Egan, teacher. Longtellow school, "
McKinnon, principal; J. W. Smith and Ann
j. Cope, teachers. Franklin school, DAME
Murphy, principal; Miss M. L. Delane
Mrs. NJ. M. Martin and Mrs. Carrie Allyr
teacher Adams school, r. d. O'Connel
/ rincipal; Theresa McGrath, J.C. Il. Slocuu