St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22
directions as may from time to time be
established by the committee, by and
with the consent OF the Board.

directions as may from time to time be
established by the committee, by and
with the consent OF the Board.
COMMITTEE On GERMAN.
The Committee on German shall eX-
ercise general supervision over this
branch OF instruction: have charge of
the examination and appointment of
German teachers, giving heed to the
recommendations of the Superintendent
of Schools; the selection OF text books
and the arrangement OF the courses of
study, all subject to approval and
confirmation by the Board.
COMMITTEE on FUEL AND JANIToRS.
1t shall be the duty of this commit
tee to appoint. subject to the approval
of the Board, all janitors, engineers
and tiremen for the school build
ings, fix their salaries, and re-
port its action (by a schedule of
names and amount of salary to the
Board for confirmation not later than
the first regular meeting in July
OF each year. 1t shall also
report to the Board rules for the
guidance of all employees under
its charge, and, when approved by the
Board, shall cause such rules to be
printed and posted in each school build
ing.
1t shall further be the duty of this
commute to prepare annually for the
Purchasing Committee, as required by
the law, statement of the amount
OF fuel needed for the public schools
for the ensuing school year, and to
make suitable provision for the recep-
ton and proper use of the same in the
various buildings.
AMENDMENTS TO BYLAWS AND RULES.
These bylaws and any Jules and reg
ulaiOnS that are or may hereafter be
adopted may be reScinded, changed OF
suspended by q vote of five members of
the Board.
Provided, That a motion to change or
reScind any bylaws shall be given in
writing, and no vote shall be taken ON
the matter until the next regular meet
ing of the Board
The same were then adopted, by
yeast.
1t was, on motion of Inspector Schef-
fer, then resolved that the rules and
regulations for the government of
schools as now constituted remain in
force until such lime as other rules may
be adopted by the Board.
In the matter of action upon rules and
regulations, Inspector Bridgman moved
that they be referred to a committee
consisting OF the President, Inspector
Keane. and the Superintendent of
OCHOUiS lUl ICNlSIOl anu ltUOII dit lI0
next meeting of the Board.
Carried by-Yeas-G.
The President then announced the
following standing committees for 1891
1892:
Finance-Inspectors Auerbach, Schef-
fer and Pyle.
Supplies-Inspeetors Keane, Stamm
and Bridgman.
SchoolS-InSpectors Bridgman, Keane,
Scheffer, Pyle and Auerbach.
Real Estate-InspectOrs Pyle, Auer-
| bach and Bridgman.
German-Inspectors Schefer, Pyle
and Stamm.
Fuel and Janitors-InSpectors Stamm,
| heane and Auerbach.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The matter OF continuing the branch
| high schools was then taken up, and
| upon motion referred to the Committee
/ on Schools, which committee, alter q
recess had been taken by the Board,
reported as follows, recommend ing:
That the branch high schools hereto
fore est ablished in the Cleveland and
! Humboldt schools be continued. and
that in the Webster school be discOn-
/ tinued. Esa
! Also, that the special study of domes-
! tic economy Sewing be reinstated upon
the course of studies of the public
schools.
Both recommendations were OH mo-
ton adopted by-Yeas-6.
The matter of continuing the study OF
German in the lower grades was on mo-
ton referred to the Committee on Ger
| man for report at the next meeting of
the Board.
Inspector Bridgman was, at the 1e-
! quest of the chairman of the Committee
OH German, appointed to act on that
! committee during the absence Of the
| regular member, Inspector Pyle.
NEW BUSINESS.
A communication from the Corpora
ton Attorney relative to the suit
brought by the owner of one OF the lots
I upon which the Hendricks school is now
partially located was read. and on mo-
ton referred to the Committee on Real
/ Estate.
Inspector Bridgman was, at his own
| request, excused from acting on the
Committee on Real Estate, and Inspector
Schetfer appointed in his stead by the
President
Inspector Keane was, at his own re-
quest, excused from acting on the Com
mttee OH Supplies, and Inspector Auer-
bach appointed by the President.
Inspector Scheffer moved that, when
the Board adjourns. it does 50 until FRI
| day, May y, at 4 o'clock p. III.
Adjourned.
EDWARD w. WHITE, Secretary.