St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19

the curriculum from the fifth to the
eighth trade, when the pupils are adj
| mitted TO the high school, be admitted
| thereto. This was referred to the COM
mittee on schools. DR.. Stamm, from
| the committee on German, reported that
| Paul Gerisb, the teacher OF German,
| had resigned, and he recommended that
| John Endress be recommended to fill
| the vacancy. This was ado pied.
DR.. Smith made particularly pretty
| speech, in which he advocated the dec
laration that the aims of the high
school were in no way attacked by the
manual training school. He reported
that it is the sense of the committee in
dividing the work of the high school, so
far as practicable, that scientific, indus
trial and commercial courses shall be
located in the manual training school
building, and requested, furthermore.
that a committee of three be appointed
on the matter of detail, to report at the
next meeting. The president appoint
ed DR.. Smith, DIR. Keane and Inspector
Auerbach as such committee.
ID. w. Pond, the janitor of the Frank
lin school, sent in pathetic commune
cation, in which he prayed for salary
Increase from $50 to $40 month. He
made an interesting statement of eX-
penditures, in which 1t was shown that
he had saved 81 400 to the city in the
item of fuel. He claimed, in addition,
to have paid important sums for help,
but the whole thing went to the commit
tee Oh janitors.
DR.. Stamm had an abiding feeling
that he should champion the cause of
the janitOrs. He attempted to say that
they had been true and faithful serv-
ants the past two months, and that they
had received not a cent of salary.
DR.. Smith straightway moved to adj
motion. After little sparring both
DIR. Smith and Mr.. Pyle insisted upon
the adjournment, and it was carried.
The following designations have been
accepted by the board:
Mrs. Angie Shipley teacher of fourth grade,
German school, to date from Sept l.
Miss Kate Clinton teacher of fifth grade
Van Buren, school, TO date from Sept l.
The appointments and transfers made
are:
Miss Bertha Bittner from fourth grade
hawthorne to fifth grade Van Buren,, in place
OF Miss Clinton, resigned.
Miss Lille Nettleship from sixth grade,
Slbiey school,to second grade Monroe school,
TO open a new room in that building.
Mrs. A. X. Marshall from fifth grade,
franklin school, TO sixth grade, Sipley
school, in place Of Miss Northrop, trans
leffeQ.
Miss Florence Walker to third grade, Har-
rison school, TO open a new room in that
building, TO date from Sept. 10.
Miss Gertrude Hill TO first grade, Jefferson
school, in place of Miss Slye, granted leave
of absence, to date from Sept. !, and to con-
time until Miss Slye's return.
Miss Alice Adams TO the sixth grade Irving
school, to open new room in that building;
to date from Sept. IL at maximum schedule
salary.
Miss Louise Roth to second grade, Ericsson
school, to open new room in that building;
to date from Sept. A.
Miss Genie Whaley to the second grade,
Franklin school, TO room made vacant by
transferring Mrs Marshall; date from Sept
16.
Miss Lydia Ickler to fourth grade, German
school, in place of Mrs ShipleY, resigned;
date from Sept. 1.
Miss Katherine Kenkel to fourth grade,
hawthorne school, in place of Miss Bittner,
transferred date from Sept l.
Miss Ellen OKeefe was placed on third
yearschedule.