St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-26


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PIGMENTS therefor being furnished 6y
the Board of School Inspectors.
142. During the summer vacation.
and at such other times as NAV be neces-
sary to insure cleanliness, the janitorS
shall attend to the washing of the WIN
dowS and setting of all panes of glass
when broken; they shall keep all the
rooms and walls of the buildings i'm neat
condition, and attend to the cleaning of
stoves, stovepipes and furnaces. and to
the removal of dust from the walls and
ceilings of their respective school
buildings; they shau also in win
ter remove all snow and ice
from the steps of the buildings and tho
roofs, also from the sidewalks. both in
SIDE and outside of the school yard; and
the Principal of each school shall super
intend the same, and see that it is
promptly and properly done. The Jam
itorS of school buildings where there is
steam heating and ventilating plant
snail do all the cleaning of the building,
except what is defined as the duty of
engineers, and will be held responsible
Tor all damages caused by carelessness
or neglect.
l4S. 1t is made the particular duty of
each engineer or janitor to learn the
proper management of the heating ap-
paratus under his charge, and, while
faithfully keeping the class rooms of his
building at uniform temperature of 10
deg. Fahrenheit, to prevent any waste OF
fuel. When convinced that the proper
degree of warmth in the building IS
tempered with or affected by the in-
Judicious opening of the windows in
any or the rooms, he shall Immediately
notify the Principal of such fact.
IA EnUinpnrc ChaI Oh
elusive control of the steam heating and
yentilatlng apparatus, under the direc-
ton of the Committee on Fuel and .Jaui-
tors. and shall be held responsible to
the Board of School Inspectors Tor any
damage by carelessness or neglect.
Ihey shall report promptly any defect
In said apparatus to the chairman OF
SAID committee; they shall clean
coal vault. boiler room, engine
room, ran room and every
thing appertaining to said steam heating
and ventilating plant, and make ordi-
nary repairs. No engineer shall be re-
quired to leave his steam heating ap-
paratus when in operation, for any pur-
pose, excepting when relieved by his
duly appointed assistant, for short or
temporary absence only: and provided.
that even during sucn temporary relief.
the engineer shall not be exempted from
the full responsibility connected with
his position.
l45. All engineers and janitors of the
Board OF School Inspectors shall qualify
as special policemen immediately after
their appointment, and each engineer
and Janltor, upon qualifying, shall DO
furnished by the Secretary of the Board
with special pollceman'S badge or
star, and shall exclude from the
grounds under their charge all persons
who are not there on legitimate
business, and shall apprehend and CON
vey to the nearest police station and
enter complaint against all persons
found proving around the school prem
lses under suspicious circumstances.
They shall keep constant guard and
watch over their schools, paving fire.
quent daily visits to all parts OF the
building and grounds, during vacations
particularly. us well as during school
sessions.
TAG. In the absence of the principal
teacher in charge, they shall make re-
ports of any damage, or other matter of
Importance, to the Secretary of the
Board. to whom they shall also furnish
their places OF residence or any change
of address.
HI. During the summer and other
vacations. engineers and iauitors of
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School inspectors shall be required To
be daily except Sunday i'll attendance
at their respective school buildings be-
tween the hours of = Il. III. and , ID. m
14S. Any violation of these rules is
hereby declared sufficient cause for the
dismissal OF the offender.
JanitorS are engaged for the full
calendar years of twelve months. un-
less sooner dismissed. and for any leave
OF absence or privilege to furnish a
substitute during such contemplated
absence, they must apply to the chair
man OF the Committee on Fuel and
JanItOrS.
Any further Information, or proper
construction of the duties of engineers
or janitOrs. can be obtained of the same
committee.
Rules numbered 1913, I24 and l25, and
referring to payment of teachers, were
referred to the special committee for
further revision and change to conform
TO the laws governing the Board and
the remainder of the rules adopted by
Yeast.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Bridgman-
Resolved, That Mr.. G.. l.. Greenough,
principal of the Albert Schetfer school.
be retained upon the pay roll for the re-
maInder of this school year, and that
Mrs. Greenough be allowed to perform
the duties OF principal for such time.
Adopted by Yeast.
The Board then, on motion, adjourned
until Thursday, May rs, at o'clock
p. IN.
EDWARD w. WHITE, Secretary.
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