St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-13
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 6, 1890.
To the Board of Education

various inspectors i'll the schools OF their
| respective wards are nearly completed.
1t has been the aim of this Committee
to complete all work, in order that the
number of carpenters and other me-
chanlcS may be reduced; but this is
nearly impossible, particularly at this
season, when preparations must be
made to protect the buildings against
the severity of the winter. The most
work is done in fitting up the anneXes
to nine of our main buildings, which,
owing to their overcrowded condition,
neceSsltate the renting of from two to
five rooms in each annex.
| In conformity with authority granted
Aug. 4, 1890, your committee have ar
rived at full settlement for all de-
mands of the HaXtun Steam Heater
| COmpany's claim for work done at the
| Manual Training school, amounting, as
adjusted, to 81, 1859, which sum we
recommend be paid to that firm.
| We would also report that the con-
tract for the mason work at the Sheri-
dan school Bundles additiOn), has been
awarded to Mr.. ]. Lauer, the lowest
bidder, in the sum of $4,000; also that
the contract for lumber has been
awarded to the j. P. Gribben Lumber
Company in the sum of s1,523.26 being
the lowest bid. The work on this build
ing is progressing rapidly, and IS ex-
| pected to be completed and the build
| ing ready for occupancy in thirty days.
We have also to report that we have
rented rooms as an annex to the Lin
| coin school, on the corner of Bedford
| and Beaumont streets, for the sum of
| S18 per month.
Respectfully submitted,
| G. F. KUHLEs, Chairman.
| Received. adopted and confirmed by
| Yeas-lnspectors Croonquist, Foley,
| Giesen, Heinemann, Kuhles, Maxfeld,
| Postlethwalte, Rodger, Wright and MI.
| PreSident-10.
From the Committee on Schools.
| ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct 6, 1890.
To the President and Members Of the
Board of Education:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
| Schools begs leave to report as follows:
We have received and accepted the
resignation of the following named
teachers: Miss Mary Van Vie, Third
grade Lincoln school, to date from
| Sept. 16; Miss J. ii. Forest, Third grade
Schefer school, to date from Oct L;
| Miss Emma Cooper. First grade Murray
school. to date from Oct. 1; Warren
Watts, Madison night school; Carrie
Allyn, Franklin night school; George
kerfoot and Albert Richardson. Jack
son night school; all to date from
Sept. 80.
We recommend that leave of absence
until Jan. 1, 1891, be granted to Miss
Nina Krieger, First grade Van Buren,
school, and for one year to Miss Hen
| rietta Dawson, First grade Madison
school. both without pay, and to date
from Sept. 80.
Since the last stated meeting of the
Board of Education, we have made the
following transfers and appointments:
Miss Lizzie Manning from Sixth grade
to Seventh grade, Adams school, to date
from Sept. /.
Miss Bertha Keller from Second grade,
Monroe, to Second grade, Hawthorne,
to date from Sept. %.
Miss Gertrude Stoker from Eighth
grade, Webster, to "B" First, Sibley, to
date from Sept. 20.
Miss Clara Blodgett from Sixth grade,
Webster, to Eighth grade same school,
in place of Miss Stoker, transferred; to
date from Sept. 80.
Miss Anna Walsh from Third grade,
Jackson school, to "B" First, same
school; to date from Sept. 90.
Miss Margaret Banning from Third
grade, Madison school. to ''B" First,
same school; to date from Sept. 30.
Miss Mamie Kennedy from Third
grade, Van Buren, school, to Third
grade, Scheffer school, in place of Miss
Forest, resigned; to date from Oct. l.
Miss j. Mcmillan from Logan school
to Third grade Van Buren,, in place of
Miss Kennedy, transferred, to date from
Oct. l.
Miss Emma Sergeant from ssB" First
Baker school to '.B'' First Van Buren,,
in place of Miss Kreiger, granted leave
OF absence; to date from Oct. 1.
Miss Hannah Naughton from Second
grade Harrison school to same grade
Jefferson school; to date from Oct. 6.
Miss Julia Swartz, Second grade Smith
school, to date from Sept 2.
Miss M. A. Doyle, Second grade Jack
son school, to date from Sept Is.
Miss N. E. Campbell, Third grade
Smith school, to date from Sept. 16.
Miss Minnie O'Brien to Third grade
Lincoln school, in place of Miss Van
VIE, resigned; to date from Sept 16.
Miss Julia OConnOr. Second grade,
Monroe, in place of Miss Keller, trans
ferred; to date from Sept. %.
Miss Camilla J. Knight, Sixth grade
Webster school, in place of Miss Blod-
| gett, promoted; to date from Sept. 90.
Miss S. E. Crumbacker, Third grade
Jackson school, i'll place of Miss Walsh,
promoted; to date from Sept. 90.
Miss Carrie Asp, teacher in Logan
school, in place of Miss Mcmillan, trans
| ferred: to date from Oct. l.
Miss M. A. Cunningham, "B" First,
Baker school, in place of Miss Sergeant,
transferred; to date from Oct. 1.
| Miss Ida Stewart to "B" First, Muir
ray school, in place of Miss Cooper, re-
| signed; to date from Oct. 1.
Miss H. M. B. johnson to Second
grade, Harrison school, In place of Miss
Nonrhton franc RI doto frnr,,
| Oct. 6.
Mr.. d. ]. Sullivan, principal teacher
| in Quincy school, in place of Mr.. Eaton,
| appointed principal of Hancock school:
! to date from Oct. 13, at salary of S75
| per month.
We have also promoted the following
| named teachers to the "B" First grades
! in their respective schools, to date from
| Sept. L:
Miss Florence Perry, Jefferson school.
Miss Clara Davies. Hawthorne school.
Miss l.. Eustace, Lincoln school.
Miss Anna Reinecker, Grant school.
Miss Emily Franklin, Hendricks
| school.
Miss Kate Graham, Jackson school.
Miss Lille Grace, Jackson school.
Miss M. O'TOOle, r. A. Smith school.
Miss Kate Slye, Jefferson school.
Miss Margaret Chairman, Douglas
| school.
Miss Anna Mcdonald, Adams school.
Miss Mary Scott, Sibley school.
| Miss Ella Shaw, Garfield school.
Miss Ellen .Sliney, Monroe school.
| Miss Bessie Johnson, Sherman school.
Miss II. g. O'Nelll, Humboldt school.
| We have transferred Mr.. j. /. Howard
from the Lincoln night school to the
| Madison night school; Miss Lizzie
Egan from the Garfield night school to
the Lafayette night school; Miss Ella
Shaw from the Lafayette night school
to the Garfield night school; Mr.. j. w.
| Smith from the Van Buren, night school
to the position of principal of the
Cleveland night school; Mrs. s. A.
Farnsworth from the position of princi-
| pal of the Cleveland night school to that
of teacher in the same night school; Mr..
w. w. Brown from the Cleveland night
school to the Van Buren, night school;
Mr.. L, j. Wheeler from the Madison
| night school to the Franklin night