St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-07

year 1890 will indicate what was con-
templated in this matter, and your com
mlttee regrets that it has been impossi-
bic TO proceed with this absolutely nee
eSSary Improvement.
Neill School-Repair roof and gutter
ing.
Webster School-Walks needed to en-
frances of new part; new steps needed
10 front OF building; repairs to plaster
ing needed; kalSOmine old building: new
floor III Principals office; repair fence
about building and put new fence in
alley.
Irving School-Repair roof and rain
conductors and make latter to carry
water from building; repair fence in
rear of building.
jackson School-Repair roof and
paint same; paint entire building on ex-
terror; repairs needed 20 plank side
walks.
German School-Repairs needed to
roof and guttering; kalsomine main hall
in old building.
Mcclellan School-Repair roof and
down. spouts;, fence needed around
building, as the grounds suffer cOnsid-
erably by encr0achmentS of cattle.
Logan School-LOck needed to front
door; paint exterior of building: kalso-
mine interior; new fence needed; re-
pair shutters to windows and WoodShed
roof
Scheffer School-Repair plasteriug.
Madison School-Repair doors and
locks to same; new sash cord required
all over building.
Rice SchOol-Repairs needed to walks.
Smith SchO0l-Chute for ashes need
ed; doors need repairing.
Manual Training SchoOl-Repair
plastering. roof and guttering; repair
brick work in rear of boiler.
hancock School-Repair and paint
roof, deck and down Spouts: refinish
outside doors; repair boys water clos
cts; repair inside doors and kalsomine
interior of building.
Baker School-Paint exterior wood
work and roof; all windows need new
sash cords.
Murray School-Repair and paint roof
and down spouts: lay walk to south
side of building and repair old walk: re-
pair plastering and kalsomine interior.
Tilden School-Repair front door and
bell.
Longfellow School-Finish the casing
to the German room.
Ramsey School Paint cloak rooms;
repair windows.
Quincy School-Repair cutters. down
spoutS, furnace and blinds; place hooks
III coat rooms; place new fence around
building.
Mattocks School-Repair wire fence
and roofs to building and wOOdshed; :;
KalSomine interior building; repair bell
and put new cords to windows.
Sherman School-Needs a fence
about it.
Ericsson School - Lay walks from
sidewalk to building; sod the grouds.
Sheridan SchOol-Lay walk to water
closet; window curtains needed and re-
pairs to we'll
The foregoing memoranda embrace
little or no work which has been over
looked; it is of kind that is in constant
demand and involves constant atten-
ton. The object of your committee in
covering the ground so particularly in
the matters Indicated has been of a two
fold nature: To meet our obligations
to your honorable body, and to present,
for the benefit Of the incoming ad-
minlstration, a synopsis of the eVer-re-
curing requirements of our school
buildings and grounds.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. Z. KUHLEs, Chairman.
Referred to the incoming Board.
from the Committee OH Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 4, 1891.
10 the Board of Education.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on
Schools begs leave to report as follows:
Since the last regular meeting of the
Board we have received the following
designations:
Miss Lydia Judd, teacher of Third
grade, Garfield school, to date from
April l.
Miss n. S. Brigham, teacher of Sixth
grade, Longfellow school, to date from
April II.
Miss E. Y. Bray, teacher of Fifth
grade, Franklin school, to date from
May 2.
We recommend that the above resigna-
tions be accepted.
l. We have made the following transfers {:
Miss Augusta CRUDE, from Third
grade, Grant school, to Sixth grade,
Longfell0w school, in place of Miss
Brigham, resigned.
Miss Elizabeth Burns, from Third
grade, Harrison school, to Third grade,
Grant school, in place of Miss Grlbe,
transferred; closing room in the Har-
risOn school.
Both Of the above transfers to date
from April 19.
Miss Celia Gibson. from Third grade.
Ramsey school, to Third grade. Garfield
school, in place of Miss Judd, resigned !:
to date from April /.
Miss f. e. Polly, from Fourth grade.
Madison school, to Fifth grade, Frank
lin school. in place of Miss Bray, re-
signed;.to date from May 2.
Miss Margaret Dolan, from Second
grade, Madison school, to Fourth grade,
same school, in place of Miss Polly,
transferred.
We have assigned Miss E. l.. Kelly,
formerly primary principal of the Mad
lson school. to the room made vacant by
promoting Miss Dolan.
Provided, That no salaries are to be
increased or diminished as the result of
the above transfers.
We recommend that the following
teachers, having served the proper term
OF probation and received the proper
certificates of success, be confirmed as
teachers in the public schools of st.
Paul: Miss Kate Kendall, Mrs. Agnes
Nessenson. Miss Alice Ray. Miss Sadie
Evans, Mr.. B. G. Eaton.
Respectfully submitted.
b. f. WRIGHT,
q. +. KUHLEs,
FRANK KEOGU