St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08
Until the New Tax Collections
Are Dumped Into the ).
Treasury.
Force Of Instructors Added
to and Amended by the
Board.
The County Board Wades
Through a Mass of Rou-
tine Business.
Judge Shiras Says a Railroad
Is Liable for Agents
Blunders.

lie regular UlOulllly HccbtIlS VI titC
board of education was held at the high
school building last evening, inspectors
Wright, Postlethwaite, Thomson, Foley,
Dobner, Crooneuist, Cook, Giesen,
Kuhles and Haas being present. The
report of City Treasurer George Refs
was read and adopted. A communica-
ton from City Engineer Rundlett was
read, asking that the fence around the
Irving school be placed on the property
line instead of foot or two over the
line. Several letters requesting an en-
largement of the Webster school and
protesting against the overflow being
held in the store on Selby avenue cable
line, on account of the danger from the
cable, were signed by c. w. and ii. Il.
Brill. When the latter S name was read
President Haas created some amuSe
ment by remarking:
He ought to tell US how to issue bonus to
raise the money"
The letters were referred to the com"
mittee on schools. The Arlington Hills
Citizens union also sent in request
for increased school facilities.
Supt Gilbert being sick, there was no
report from him. Chairman Postle-
thwaite, of the committee Oh fuel and
ianitors, recommended that the janitor
of the Lincoln school be allowed SIS per
month as compensation for services at
the Lincoln annex.
This was adopted. and Peter Lind
was confirmed as janitor of the Ham
line school, appointment to date from
April l, at schedule salary. The use OF
the manual training school rooms was
ment for the benefit of the
paper published by the students
of tie school,. The follow
ing t achers of German, having
served the probationary period and pre-
scented the usual certificates of success,
were confirmed: John q. Neuss,
Bertha Sauer, j. j. Barger and Paul
Gerisch. The Academy of Science was
granted the use of the high school
building for the SUN of S. per week. OF
$40 per month.
New Teachers and Changes.
The committee on schools recon-
mended the following appointments,
which were then confirmed:
Miss Ellen McSbane, first grade Cleveland
school. to date from April /: Miss Grace
King, fifth grade. Lincoln school; Miss Josie
| O'Connor, fifth grade, Grant school; Miss
Caroline Lamson, B first grade. Van Buren,
school; Miss NJ. E. Kelley. grammar grade:
leave of absence: Miss E. V. Bray fourth
grade, Franklin school, vice Miss Mary Val
entne, resigned; Miss Catharine Campbell,
| fifth grade, Franklin, vice Miss Alice M.
| Hart, resigned; Miss Annie j. Fisher, first
| grade, Adams; Miss Jennie S. Hannah, fifth
| grade. Jefferson school, vice Miss Esther
| Adair resigned; Miss K F Owens, first grade,
| Monroe Miss Eunice Peabody first grade,
| Humboldt Miss Jessie Card, fourth grade,
! jackson: Miss Z. B. Taylor, grammar grade,
| Madison. vice Miss Jennie Wallace, resigned:
| Miss S. B. Pearce, fifth grade Madison; Miss
| Margaret Chairman, first grade, Douglass;
| Miss NJ. B: Cameron. fourth grade, Webster,
| vice Miss Maggie Butler, transferred.
Transfers were reported and con-
| frmed as follows:
Miss Libbie Enstace. from B first grade
| Taylor school, to A first grade Lincoln;
| Miss Maggie Butler, from fourth grade Web
ster school TO B first grade Madison, vice Miss
II. NJ. Davidson, granted leave OF absence.
designations were reported and ac-
| cepted as follows:
Miss Nav Valentine, fourth grade, Frank
lin: Miss Alice Hart. fifth grade, Franklin;
| Miss Esther Adair fifth grade, jefferson;
Miss A. CRUDE, seventh grade, Sibley. and
| Miss II. M. Davidson, first grade, Madison,
| were granted leave of absence for the bal
| ance of the year.
The superintendent and principals
| recommended the confirmation OF the
following teachers:
| Miss Maria O'Toole, first grade R. A Smith
| Miss Anna Mcdonald, first grade Adams;
| Miss Olive Doolittle, first grade Adams; Miss
| E. Withrow. third grade Adams; Miss Agnes
Bremen, second grade Humboldt; Miss Ber-
| tina Crapsey, second grade Humboldt;
| Miss Laura Butler, second grade Humboldt;
| Miss LYDIA Clark, third grade jackson:
| Miss Emma Ekman third grade. Sibiey; Miss
| Mildred Rich, ninth grade. Cleveland: Miss
| Mary Manion. fourth grade, Cleveland; Miss
| Ty,1i SnPOn1 Hendricks. Miss
Emily Franklin, first grade, Hendricks; Miss
Emma Ball, second grade, Mcclellan: Miss
| Lena Wilson, third grade, Neill: Miss Agnes
Grace, second grade, Scheffer; Miss Auna
| Reinecker second grade, Grant; Miss Ger
trude Koran, Tilden; Miss Nina Kreiger, first
| grade, Van Buren,; Miss Blanche Dunn, first
grade, Lafayette; Miss Ella 0'Brien, fourth
| grade, German. and MISS virginia BUCK.
third grade. Douglas. The board then con-
firmed the action Of the committee.
No New Schools.
The matter of erecting new school
buildings came up, and City Attorney
Holman, on being requested by the
board. rendered the opinion that no
new buildings could be erected during
this wear, as there remained but about
$40, 900 of the building fund that could
be applied to that purpose. The city
attorney was then requested to prepare
his opinion to be published with the re-
port of the meeting, to afford the citizens
an opportunity to become acquainted
with the situation as it is. +. I'll. Bow
man, engineer of the Lincoln school; j..
II. Egan, engineer of'the Madison, and
n. H. Thrane, engineer at the Jefferson
school. were appointed as an expert COM
mittee to examine, with the chief en-
gineer, the steam heating apparatus
placedi in the manual training school by
MessrS. HOpson & Co., and the board
resolved that the final estimate shall
not be delivered TO the comptroller till
the work is accepted by this committee.