St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-11

field school, at the salary she is at pres
ent receiving.
We have transferred Miss Lydia Ora
ham, teacher of First grade jackson
school to First grade MaXtield school.
We have transferred Miss Kate Ora
ham from the Second grade jackson
school to the Second grade MaXfield
school.
We have transferred Miss Kate Bev-
ans from the Second grade Jackson
school to the Third grade MaXfield
school.
We have promoted Miss Mamie Far
rell from the B First grade Monroe
school to the position of First primary
teacher in the same school, in the place
of Miss Smith, transferred.
We have transferred Miss Elma Eli
thorpe from the Third grade Jackson
school to the First grade Monroe school,
IN place of Miss Farrell, promoted.
We have transferred Miss Mary Smith
from the Second grade Van Buren,
school to the same grade of the John
Ericsson school, to open another room
in that building
We have transferred Miss Bernie
FOrSberg from the Second grade Sibley
school to the Second grade Van Buren,
school. in place of Miss Smith, trans
ferred.
We have transferred Miss L. B. Smith
from the Third grade Lincoln school to
the Fourth grade Mcclellan school.
We have transferred Miss Clara ALI
son from the Ninth grade Van Buren,
school to the Third grade Lincoln school,
in place of Miss Smith, transferred;
Miss Allison to be paid her present
salary.
We have transferred Miss Annie E.
Tinker from the Third grade Grant
school to the Third grade Mcclellan
school, to reopen the room which was
closed by transferring Miss Wala:
Miss Tinker to be paid her present
salary.
We have assigned Miss Lenne Will
Jams to duty in the Douglas school from
April | at her present salary.
We have transferred Miss Augusta
Grube from the position of principal
teacher OF the Sherman school to the
Third grade Grant school, in place of
Miss Tinker, transferred; Miss CRUDE
to be paid her present salary.
We have transferred Miss Mary E.
barrow from the Ninth grade Van
Buren, school to the position of model
teacher in the teachers training school,
III place of Miss Carrie Saunders, trans
ferred; Miss barrow to be paid her
present salary.
We have transferred Miss Alice Ray
from the third grade Ramsey school to
the Third grade Van Buren, school, in
place of Miss Bray, granted leave of alb
sence.
We have transferred Miss Celia Glib
son from the Second grade Lincoln
school to the Third grade Ramsey
school.
We have transferred Miss Louise
Mellike from the B first grade Hen
bricks school to the First grade Smith
school, at her present salary, to open a
new room in this building.
All the above appointments and trans
fers, except as otherwise specified, to
date from April LIST, and to be at sched-
ule salary.
We recommend that the following
named teachers, having served the time
of probation required by the board. aud
received the proper certification, be
confirmed in their appointment as
teachers in the public schools of st.
Paul: Misses Emma Brigham, Bessie
johnson. Bernie ForSberg, Julia
Smyth, Mary CUNNINGHAM, Alice Ray,
Sadie Evans, julia Seaman.
We recommend that eight teachers in
the Longfellow school and seven in the
Hancock school be retained and occupy
rooms, and that the principals and JAM
tors of these schools receive pay accord
ingly, to date from Feb l.
We recommend that Miss G. B. Ford,
dropped from the pay roll by mistake
in the wording of the report of this COM
mittee, as understood by the majority
of the committee, be relnstated on the
pay Toll from Feb. l, 1891.
We recommend that the Committee
Oh Purchases and Supplies be Instructed
to purchase forty diplomas for the use
of the teachers training class, and
letter file for the use of the Superin-
tendent of Schools.
We recommend that the room closed
in the Douglas school be reopened, to
date from April l.
Respectfully submitted,
B. F. WRIGHT,
g. F. KUHLEs,