St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

| for July, 81. S55; disbursements, Sl,OlS;
balance, 1887. The county treasurer'S
report for July shows receipts $40, 103.6S;
| disbursements, S1,140. 1925; balance,
S225, 1875. The sheriff's report shows
receipts S2,707.47; disbursements, 81, al;
balance, $566.47.
AND NOW THE SCHOOLS.
The Board of Education Meets
and Appoint Teachers and Jani-
tors.
The board of education held the regu-
lar monthly meeting at the high school
building last evening. There were
present Inspectors Haas. Croonquist,
Foley. Giesen, Kuhles, MaxfieId, Mer-
+ rill and Postlethwaite. After going
through the usual preliminaries, the
board passed on to the i'm
p0rtant business of the evening.
Bids were opened for erecting the st.
Adams and st. Anthony eight-room
school building and the Monroe school
four-room annex There were six bids
for the first building. The contract was
let to William Lettan, at the price of
1924, 700, and the heating apparatus to
the Ruttan Heating company at $2.611.
There were nine bids for the Monroe adj
dition. The contract was let to Charles
McGhee at s10.800, and the heating APP
| paratuS at S1,297.
The purchase of sixty musical charts
was ordered, and the resignation of
| Anna Morell as teacher in the Rice
| school was accepted. j. ID. Bond was
| appointed as supervisor of penmanship
| in the high school, with j. G. Buck as
assistant.
The appointments of engineers. Jani-
| tors and assistants for the ensuing year
were then confirmed as follows:
Lincoln Sehool-F. 81. Brown, engineer;
George Dox. janitor.
Cleveland School-Sol Slnck, janltor; Matt
| johnson, assistant janitor
| .. S. Grant School-Fred Boumgart, jan
| itor.
Harrison School-Peter Linn, janitor.
| Nathaniel Hawthorn School-AndreW Lin
| ell, janitor.
| Van Buren, SCHOOL,. McDonough. jani-
| tor; Joseph Klein, assistant janitor.
| Sibley School-Chares Nelson, janitor;
James Scott, janitor Of the Sibley School
| annex.
Dean School-O. Anderson, janitor.
| Fisher Ames School-Martin johnson. jan
itor.
Washington SCHOOL,. j. King, engineer
| and janitor.
Franklin School-D. W. Pond, engineer j.
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| B. Mueller, janitor.
High School-Mr. Stephens. engineer;
James Gear, janitor; August Refill, assistant
| ianitor; Louis Panchot, fireman.
Jefferson School-W. H. Mead janitor; L.
| FL. Frame, engineer.
Monroe Schuol-Fred Heymel, janitor.
| Adams School-Rupert Heller, janitor.
| Adams AnneX-Peter Simon, janitor.
Lafayette Scnool-Edward Pelirgain. jan
| itor: Louis B. GUM janitor of the annex.
| Humboldt School-Jerry Weber, engineer;
| Anthony No1hhelfer, janitor; - Guest
assistant janltOr.
Garfield School-F. E. Sutton, janitor.
| Douglas School-P w. Kehe, jauItor.
| Hendricks Sehool-M., II. Mulrean. janitor
Neil School-P. j. Falk, janitor.
| Webster School-John Delaney, janitor.
Webster Annex-Axel Edstrom, janitor.
Irving School-Edwln Bucknell, Janltor
Jackson School-Charles Haedrch janitor.
| Jackson Annex-Max Scheffner, janitor.
German School-Herry Brown, lanltor.;, a.,
| Mcclellan School John ScharHbill1g,
District No. 10 School-Emil Gautzer,
| janitor.
Albert scheffer School Nicholas sauerson,
| janitor.
Madison and Manual Training School
| Joseph Egan, engineer.
| Madison Schoo-N. S. Nodfeldt, janitor;
Thomas Fahey, assistant engineer.
| Rice School,. c. Schnacke. janitor
| Robert A. Smith School-Chafles Bunde,
| janitor.
| Manual Training School-H. Scheffmann,
janitor.
! Baker School-John Johnson, janitOr.
| william p Murray School-Joseph Berge,
| janitor,
Samuel j. Tilden school-Philip Peliter,
| janitor.
Longfe1ow School = Charles johnson,
janitor.
Alex Ramsey School-J.W. Sausen, janitor.
Quincy School-M. A. Luby, jantor.
- s1l.1 to-I 1ov,,
The office of chief engineer was abol-
ished, dating from Aug. 1, 1890. The
same salaries as last year were adopted,
with the exception of s25 month addi-
tional to Egan, engineer of the Madison
and manual training school,
Teachers were appointed and trans
ferred as follows:
Lena Britton, to the seventh grade in Nc
Clellan school; Miss Haggerty, transferred to
| Rice school; Ella Bailey. to second grade in
| Mcclellan school, vice Miss Brigg transferred
| in Adams school, vice Lizzie E. Witherow,
| transferred to Hawthorn school; Edith Low
| cry. to third grade Madison school; Miss
Augusta CRUDE as principal teacher OF Ed
third grade Rice school to first grade
fourth to third grade Rice school;
Josie Mathews, from Hawthorn to Rice
! Meta Pierce, to third model teacher
| in teachers training school at $S5
per month; NJ. e. Kelly, from Sib-
ley to Longfellow school; NJ. Pierce,
| promoted to teachers training school;
f. NJ Allison, from Garfield to Sibley school;
M. L. Kelly to Longfellow school; Fanny
Amery, from Rice to Garfield school: r. M.
| Allison, to Sibley school; Emily Hag-
SCHOOL, School; Fannie Amery, to Garfield
school; Eleanor Tibbitts, to Edgerton Street
school: AIDA L. Walls, from Nein to Webster
| school; Martha Norcott from Neill to Mon
roe school; Susie Roth, to Neill school; M. E.
Winchester, promoted in Neii1 school;
louisa S Roth, to Sein school, S 3
pearce, promoted in Madison s3 IL, school;
Zenzius, promoted in Madison school; c.
| Williams promoted in Madison school;
| Annie Shepard, from Madison to Adams
school; Maggie Butler, from Jefferson to
| Madison school; Minnie CorcOran, from
Adams to jefferson school: Carrie Bregg,
from Mcclellan to Neill school; Lizzie 3.
Witherow, from Adams to Hawthorn school.
The superintendent was authorized to
employ clerk after Aug. "a at SIS per
month and to purchase typewriter.
Miss Mary E. barron, formerly teacher
| of the ninth grade in the Jefferson
| school, was transferred to the Van
| Buren, school. Lizzie Riggs transferred
l 1IOuI L1c OC1CLOOl OClOOA w ei1O OSAOAok
high school.
| The board then took hand in NAM
ing the new building in District No. 10,
| and it will hereafter be known as the
| John A. Logan school. Two rooms were
directed to be rented near the House
of the Good Shepherd for school
| purposes and E. L. Pope was appointed
teacher of penmanship at the Central
| high school at salary Of $1,000, and,
after directing the committee on fuel
and janltors to advertise for bids for
| fuel for the schools for the ensuing
| year, the meeting adjourned.
| The Newspaper Advertising Agency
| of J. l.. Stack & Co., National German
| American Bank Building, have just
closed contract with the New York
Life Insurance Company. to place their
advertising in all the papers in the
| Northwest.