St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-06

schedule salary, to date from Feb IT.
1871; Matt johnson, janitor, John Eric
son School, TO date from March l, at
schedule salary; A. D. Forsand, as
sistant janitor, Cleveland school, vice
Matt johnson, transferred, at schedule
salary, to date from March 1; Michael
Finn, assistant jantor, Monroe school,
TO date from March 3, at $40 per month.
We recommend that the Inspector
from the Fifth ward appoint an assist
ant Janitor at the Adams school, to re-
ceive salary of $40 per month, appoint
ment dating from March 4, 1891. j.
In conformity with authority granted
Feb. 2, we have appointed William
Flanagan to take charge of the ordering,
delivering and weighing of coal, APP
pointment to date from Feb. 8, at sal
airy of $50 per month.
Respectfully submitted,
ID. +. FOLEY. Chairman.
Received, adopted and appointments
confirmed by
YeaS-lnspectOrs CrOonqust, Foley
GleSen, keOgh. KuhleS, Nettleton, Rod,
ger. Scheffer, Wright and Mr.. President
10.
From the Committee on Real Estate
ST. PAUL. Mimi. March 2, 1891.
To the Board of Education. -
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee OF
Real Estate would respectfully report
that the John Ericsson school buildins
has, upon inspection. been found COM
plete, according to plans and specifica
lions, and we recommend its acceptance
and the allowance OF The final estimate
We have. by direction of the Commit
tee on Schools, removed the seats from
the Cleveland and Lincoln annexes and
placed them in the John Ericsson build
ing:
We find that the roof Of the Baker
school is in very poor condition, and, in
order to prevent damage that might
enSue, we ask authority to replace the
roof with new one.
We have accepted the proposition OF
Mr.. ii. A. Merrill for the purchase OF
the frame annex to the Webster school
for $3.50. and have turned such building
over to him. after first having removed
all seats and blackboards.
We have removed the Out-houSes from
the Irving to the Lafayette school. and
we ask authority to proceed with the
construction OF vaults for same.
Respectfully submitted. 81
q. +. KUHLEs. Chairman.s,
Received. adopted, and authority
granted by
Yeas-InspectOrs Croonquist, Foley
Giesen. Keogh, Kuhles, Nettleton, Rod
ger, Schetfer, Wright and Mr.. Presi
dent-10.
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 2, 1891.
To the Board Of Education, st. Paul,
MINI.
Your Committee oil Schools begs
leave to report that since the last reg1-
lar meeting of the Board we have re-.
ceived the resignation of Miss Edith r.
Boyle, teacher of the Third grade, Mon
roe school. to date from Feb. % at noon,
and we recommend that the same be &C!
cepted.
We further recommend that leave Of
absence for two months without pay be-
granted to Miss Callie a. Bray. teacher
of Third grade, Van Buren, school. to
date from March l.
We have promoted Miss Belle Hartley
from the Sixth grade, Cleveland school,,
to the Seventh gradeOf the same school,
to date from Jan. 26. y;
We have promoted Miss Carrie FL
Saunders from the position of model
teacher in the Teachers Training,
school to that of principal Of the James
L. MaXheld school, to date from the
opening of the said school. I
We have promoted Miss Hattie Ruddy
from the position of primary principal
of the jefferson school to that of princi-l
pal of the John Ericsson school, to date
from March l.
We have transferred Miss Ida Stewart
from B First grade, Murray school, to,
the Third grade, Monroe school, in
place of Miss Boyle, resigned. at thel
same salary she has been receiving I'M
the Murray school.
We have transferred Miss A. H. Carr
ter and Miss Fl. NJ. Kennedy, OF the B
First grade, and Miss G. O'Bren and
Miss E. McShane, of the Second grade,
all of the Cleveland school, to the same
grades of the john Ericsson school, TO
date from March /. II
We have transferred Miss G. Nc
Grorty from the Second grade, Lincoln
school, to the same grade of the John
Ericsson school, to date from March l.
Each of the above promotions and
transfers to be at schedule salary, ex-
cept as specified.
The committee further recommend
that Miss Mary Cramsie be paid the
sum of $2S for her services as substitute
in the Webster school.
B. F. WRIGHT,
+. KEOGH,
i. j. GIESEN.
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