St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-05
Miss L. c. Morrow. to second grade,

teacher and teacher of ''B first grader
in the new school opened this date in
rented rOOmIsy at the corner of Edmund
and Victoria streets.
Miss Minnie Kelly, teacher of inter-
mediate grades, in the school at the cor
ner of Edmund and Victoria streets.
Miss Margaret Butler, from Second
grade, Madison school, to B First grade,
Albert Scheffer school, in place of Miss
Kult, transferred.
Miss Zula Butcher, to Second grade.
pard, transferred.
Miss Anna Sheppard. from Second
grade, Adams school, to Second grade,
Madison school.
Miss F. E. Polly. from Fourth grade.
Madison school, to Fifth grade, Madi-
son school, in place of Miss ZenZius, re-
signed.
Miss Margaret Dolan, to Fourth grade,
Madison school, in place of Miss Polly.
promoted.
Miss Ella A. Tibbetts, from Primary
grades, Edgerton Street school, to Fifth
grade, Webster school, in place of Miss
AIDA Wales, resigned.
Miss Bessie johnson, to Primary
grades. Edgerton Street school, in place
OF Miss Tibbetts, transferred.
Miss Julia Seaman, to Second grade,
Monroe school, in place of Miss Owens,
resigned.
Miss Lizzie Brown, from Second
grade, Cleveland school, to Second grade,
Jefferson school, in place of Miss Cor
coran, resigned.
Miss Emma Walstrom, to Second
grade, Cleveland school,in place of Miss
Brown, transferred.
Miss Helen Mackey, from Third grade,
jackson school, to Fourth grade, Jackson
school, in place of Miss Long, resigned.
Miss Mary Goodwin, to Third grade,
jackson school, in place OF Miss
Mackey, promoted.
Miss Ella Bailey, from Second grade,
thorne school, in place of Miss Eyles,
resigned.
Miss Carrie Bregg, from Third grade,
Neill school, to Second grade, Mcclellan
school, in place of Miss Bailey, trans
ferred.
Miss Julia Spates. from Fourth grade,
Harrison school, to Third grade, Neill
school. in place of Miss Bregg, trans
ferred.
Miss Anna Plainey. from Third grade,
Harrison school. to Fourth grade, Har-
rison school, in place of Miss Spates,
transferred.
Miss Elizabeth Burns. to Third grade,
Harrison school, in place OF Miss Plain
ey, promoted.
Miss l.. B. Smith. from Fifth grade,
Lincoln school, to Third grade, same
school.
Miss Mary Delaney, from B Sixth to
A Sixth grade, Jefferson school.
Miss Annabel Brash, to Third grade,
Jackson school. in place of Miss Florence
Ravelle, resigned.
Miss Ellen Sliney, to Second grade,
Monroe school.
Miss Margaret Weinand, to First
grade, Monroe school.
Miss Annie Mcdonald, to First grade,
Adams school.
We have also appointed principals and
teachers for evening schools for the cur
rent school year as follows:
Lincoln School-Mrs. II, w. Slack,
principal; Anna Svenson, Gottlieb HUT,
Andrew Nelson and j. l. Howard,
teachers.
Garfield School-W.A. Gutridge, prin-
cipal; Miss Lizzie Egan, teacher.
Longfellow SchOol-W. Sundberg,
teacher.
Van Buren, School,. j. McKinnon,
principal; j. w. Smith and Anna j.
Cone, teachers.
Franklin School-Daniel Murphy,
principal; Miss M. l.. Delaney. Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Martin and Mrs. Carrie Allyn, teach
erS.
Baker School-George W. Empey
teacher.
Adams School-R. D. O'Connell, prin-
cipal; Miss Theresa McGrath and c. Ii.
Slocum, teachers.
Cleveland School-Mrs. S. A. Farms
worth, principal; Albert Knutson and
w. w. Brown, teachers
Madison School-George G. Smith,
principal; Miss HI. E. Ruddy, Fred Aus
tin, Warren Watts, Anton Jurka and
L. j. Wheeler, teachers.
Lafayette School-William Haskell,
principal; Miss Ella A. Shaw, teacher.
German School-W. l.. Mussell, prin-
cipal; George Ii. Hutton, Charles
Lewis, teachers.
jackson School-G. n. Phillips, prin-
son, Chase Dobner, teachers.
All of these appointments and trans
fers to be at schedule salaries, unless
otherwise designated in this report; and
we recommend the confirmation of said
appointments and transfers to date from
Sept. l, 1890. except for evening schools.
Your committee makes further rec
concentrations as follows:
First-That the new building erecte d
at the corner of Edgerton and jerks
streets be named the "John Ericsson
school,"
Secondhand the new building at
the corner of Edgerton and Ivy streets
be named the SHERMAN SCHOOL,
Third-That the new building in
Bundles addition be named the ''Phil
Sheridan school,"
FOurth-That the new building at the
corner of st. Anthony avenue and st.
Adams street be named the james L.
Maxfield school,"
Fifth-That the Committee on Real
Estate be authorized and instructed to
provide German recitation rooms in all
of the old school buildings in which
such accommodations are required; said
rooms to be provided only upon the
written recommendation of the Super
intendent of Schools, accompanied by a
requisition of the Committee on Schools.
SiXth-That the Committee OH Real
Estate be authorized and instructed to
provide, In the northeast corner of the
basement of the Washington school
building, suitable quarters for the use
of the Engineer and Janitor of said
building.
Seventh-That the Committee on Pur-
chases and Supplies be authorized and
instructed to purchase. for use in the
schools, fifteen hundred copies of
"Hyde's First Book of Practical Lessons
in the Use of English" and one thou
sand COPIES of the second book of same,
with supplement.
Eighth-That leave of absence for one
month, without salary, be granted to
Miss Emma Cooper. of the Murray
school.
Ninth-That when teachers are en-
ployed W no have had experience else
where. allow ance may be made for a
portion, OF all, of such experience, ac-
cOrding to its character, of which the
Superintendent of Schools shall be the
judge.
Tenth-That the Committee on Real
Estate be authorized and instructed TO
rent an additional room in the vicinity
of the Sibley school and fit the same up
for school purposes, to relieve the Slb-
ley school.
Eleventh-That the Committee on
Purchases and Supplies be authorized
and instructed to provide for the office
of the Superintendent of Schools one
thousand stamped envelopes with the
address of the superintendent printed
thereon; said envelopes to be used by
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