St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-09

JnOrne Scn0OI.
Miss Emma Sargent, first grade, Van
Buren, school.
Miss Carrie Asp, Logan school.
We also recommend that Miss Emma
Zwnggi. of the third grade. Garfield
school, having failed TO secure the GER
tificate of success required by law, be
dropped from the list OF teachers, to
take effect January l, 1891.
We have made the following transfers
and appointments, and respectfully ask
their confirmation, all to date from
Jan. z, 1891, with the exceptions herein
noted:
Miss Virginia Buck, from Third
grade, Douglas school to be principal
| teacher of Sheridan school.
Miss l.. f. Williams. Second grade,
| Sibley school, to Third grade. Douglas
| school, in place of Miss Buck, trans
| ferred
Miss Mary Hanchett, primary princi-
| pal, Sibley school. assigned to the room
| in the same school made vacant by the
| transfer of Miss Williams.
| Miss Olive DOoiittle. from First grade
| Adams school to First grade Irving
school, in the new room of that grade
| opened in this school.
Miss Laura Bartlett, Primary Princi-
pal Adams school, assigned 10 the room
made vacant by transferring Miss Doc
| little.
Miss Anna Spates, from Third grade
| Hawthorne to Fourth grade Irving
school, to take charge of the new room
of that grade opened in this school.
Miss Anabel Brash. Second grade
| jackson school to Third grade Haw-
| thorne school, in place of Miss SpateS,
| transferred.
| Miss Isabel Williams. Primary Prin-
| cipal Jackson school, assigned to room
| i'll this school, made vacant by transfer
ing Miss Brash.
Miss Margaret Welnand, third grade,
! Monroe school, to third grade Harrison
| school, in place of Miss johnson. re-
| signed.
Miss Kate Smith, primary principal,
Monroe School, assigned to the room in
this school made vacant by transferring
Miss Weinand.
Miss NJ. q. O'Neill, first grade. Hum
boldt school, to third grade, Garfield
school, in the place made vacant by
Miss Zwinggi. dropped from the roll.
Miss Margaret King. primary princi-
pal. Humboldt school, assigned to a
room in this school, in place of Miss
O'Neill, transferred.
Miss Lou Fowble, First grade. Lin
coin school, 10 First grade, Hawthorne
school, in place of Miss Davies, re-
signed.
Miss E. f. McGrOrty, primary princi-
pal, Lincoln school, assigned to the
room in this school made vacant by
transferring Miss Fowble.
Miss Nina Krieger to First grade Van
Buren, school, in place of Miss Sargent,
resigned, to date from JAN 5, 1891.
Miss Chattie Field as teacher of LO-
gan school, in place of Miss Asp, re-
signed. to date from Jan. >, 1891.
Mr.. John Donnelly, assistant teacher
in the Monroe evening school. to date
from Jan. s. 1891.
We furtherrec that the even
ing school heretofore conducted in the
Adams school building be transferred
to the Monroe school building, To take
effect Jan. >, 1891.
Also, that beginning with Jan. 6,
1891, the tuition of nonresident and
adult pupils in all grades be increased
to the following amounts:
First Second Third
Term. Term. Term
| High, teachers
| training and
manual training
Grammar schools. 1000 $50 $50
| Primary and inter
mediate schools. 500 600 600
b. F. WRIGHT,
L. j. GIEsEN,
| &. +. KUHES.
| FRANK KEOGH,
| ii. SCUEFFER.
| Committee on Schools.
That portion of the report pertaining
| to the matter of salaries of teachers on
the October pay roll was referred to the
| Committee on Schools for investigation,
| and report OH Jan. 10, and the balance
| Of the report adopted by
YeaS-InSpectOrS CrOOnQuist. Foley,
| Giesen, KeOgh, Kuhles. Merrill, Nettle-
ton, Rodger, Schetfer, Wright and Mr..
Presidential.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
The President invited the attention
of the members of the Board to the fact
that several select committees hereto
fore appointed, had as yet failed to re-
port, and instructed the Secretary to
request an early report from each of the
several committees.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Kuhles-
Resolved, by the Board of Education
Of the City of st. Paul, That the school
year shall hencefOrth consist of forty
weeks, and that the general regula-
tions, Rule LOG of this Board, be changed
accordingly.
Referred to Committee on Schools,
for report on Jan. 10.
BY Inspector Kuhles-
Resolved, By the Board of Education
of the City of st. Paul, That, inasmuch
as the st. Paul Real Estate and Title
Insurance Company disclaim having
contract with this Board to provide
funds for the payment of certain obi
cations of the Board, as contemplated
by recent resolutions passed by this
body, the One-haf per cent commission
provided for to be paid to said Company
by this Board be disallowed, and all
proceedings to that end annulled.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
BY Inspector Scheffer-
Resolved, By the Board OF Education
of the City of st. Paul, That the Commit
tee on Finance of said Board be and it
is hereby authorized and instructed TO
negotiate loan of twenty-three thou
sand (S23. 1000 dollars for the purpose Of
paying current expenses for the month
of November, 1890, and portions Of
such expenses for the months of Sep
TENDER and October. 1890, in advance of
the collection of taxes for same included
in the tax levy for 1890, cOllectible in
the year 1891. That the proper officers
are hereby directed to issue certificates
of Indebtedness for the said amount,
bearing date of January 10, 1891, for the
payment of said current expenses and
maturing in nine months from their
date of Issue. with interest at the rate
of seven ~ per cent per annum until
paid, payable semi-annually.
Adopted by
Yeas-lnspectors Croonquist, Foley,
Giesen, Keogh, Kuhes, Merrill. NettIe-
ton, Rodger, Scheffer, Wright and Mr..
Presidential.
CONSIDERATION OF ACCOUNTS.
The following bills were then pre-.
scented and read having first been duly
approved by the proper committee. viz:
No. In Whose Favor. Amount
1906 Shade and Acker Coal CO..S1 1924
1906 Same. ......... ...... ,562.04
1907 Same........... ......... 4,16S.05
Allowed and ordered paid by
YeaS-lnspectOrs CroonquIst, Foley,
Giesen. Keogh. Kuhles. Merrill. Nettle-
Rndnar Snhntfnr lNri.chI and AIr