St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-06

schools of lower grade should act as
feeders. That was the original plan Of
the board, but it was gradually aban-
doned to certain degree as the result
of strong pressure from citizens in diff
,ferent sections of the city. Accom-
panying the report was table of sta
.tistics showing the attendance in the
various schools.
DR.. Henry L. Hoyt, commissioner of
health, submitted complete and ex-
tended report showing the sanitary con-
idition of the schools which,. on motion
sof Inspector Rodger.waS laid over with
3out discussion until the next regular
meeting.
/ A petition of Randolph Alderman
and sixty others asking the removal of
Jacob Z. Schuracke as janitor of Rice
street school in the Ninth ward because
iof inciyility and being impolite, as well
jas a Temonstrance signed by II. w.
slack, principal of the school. and no
sothers were referred to the committee
ION janitors.
A resolution authorizing the commit
tee on finance to borrow s23, 900 to@pay
current expenses for Noyembef and
portions of the months of September
and October. 1890, and to issue eeftif-
Gates, was adopted. resolution was
ialsO approved authorizing a loan
to pay certain bills for fuel.
"a resolution, having for its object the
changing of the rule to make the school
tyear consist of forty weeks, was re-
ferred to the committee on schools. A
resolution to annul a contract with the
st. Paul Real Estate and Life Insur-
ance company, to provide funds to
pay certain obligations of the board,
was referred TO the committee on
finance.
The committee on fuel and janitor re-
ported the appointment of Lewis Pan
shot as assistant engineer of High
school; Earnest Gordon. fireman at
night High school; Fritz Schumacher,
fireman at MaXfeld school; Emil Moet-
Ter, janitor at Sheridan school. The
report was approved.
Teachers Confirmed
The committee on schools recon-
mended that the following be con-
firmed as teachers in the public schools:
Misses Julia Swartz, Smith school; Nellie
Campbell, Smith school; Kate Egan, Sibley
school: Mary Mangan, Hendricks school; G.
T. McGrorty Lincoln school; NJ. Needham.
Lincoln school: Lucia Tuller Grant school;
Julia Griffin, Grant school; Margaret Vein
ard, Monroe school; Ellen Sllney, Mon
roe school: Julia O'Connor, Mon
roe school; Kate Dolan, Adams
school; zula Butcher. Adams school;
Catherine O'Brien. Cleveland school; EN-
ma Walstrom, Cleveland school, L. Yonker,
Neil school: Annie Kelly, Lafayette school;
C. j. knight, Webster school: Mrs NJ D.
Niyer, Webster school; Misses Jennie S. Rol
ms, Franklin school:M.E Z. McFetridge, Frank
lin school,; Callie Brag, Van Buren, school;
Besse Hurley, Lafayette school: Bessie
O'Neill Lafayette school; May Atell, Cleve-
land school; Anna Fisher, Adams school;
Clara Davis, Hawthorn school; Tina Miller,
teacher of German; Julius Buckling, teacher
of German: Theodore KONG, teacher of Ger
man; Mrs. A. Nessensen, teacher of German;
Misses Ellen McShane, Cleveland school:
Jennie S. Hamilton, jefferson school;
Mrs. II; E. Harris. Slbley, school;
Misses Margaret Eleman, Douglas school;
Laura Dobner, Hancock school; J. W. Fisher
and E. D. Peabody, Humboldt school; Lib
bic Eustace, Lincoln school; Bertha Kell-
er and Jessie Young, Hawthorne
ey and Elizabeth Burns Harrison school:
II. Daily. Douglass school: Helen lamar,
LongfelloW school; Emma Ellithorpe, jack
son school; .. E. Crumbacher, jackson
school; Anabei Brash. Jackson school;
Mary Evans, Jackson school; Mary A. Doyle
Jackson school; Edith Lowery, Madison
school; Annie Shepard, Madison school; NJ
B. Pollock, Madison school; M. Dolan, Madi-
sou school; Miss Kate Ryan, Scheffer school,
The committee also recommended
that persons employed as primary prin-
cpalS be assigned to rooms as soon as
vacancies occur and that they be re-
lieved of duties as primary principals,
thus gradually aboliShing that office.
That there be but one first primary
teacher in four-ro0m buildings.
The committee reported designations
as follows: Miss d. Nj. B. Johnson, third
grade, Harrison school; Clara Davies,
first grade, Hawthorn school: Emma
Sargent, first grade, Van Buren, school;
Carrie Arp, Logan school. A number
of other teachers were reported as being
promoted to places made vacant by che
above changes. Emma Zwnggi was
dropped from the roll because of low
grade of certificate.
The tuition of adult non-residents was
recommended to be fixed at the follow
ing prices, to date from Jan. 6: In the
high school, manual training school and
teachers training school, at $40 for the
first term. SIS for second term and SIS
for third term: district school grammar
grades, first term $40, second term $3.50,
third term $3.50; intermediate and pri-
mary school, first term IS, second term
Sc, third term So.
The expense account of the commit
tee on retrenchment for SIPS, incurred
in inspecting certain city school build
lngs and in visiting the city of Milwau-
kee, was approved, and an order in ia
v0r of A. Z. CrOonquist was authorized.
The plumbing of Webster school build
ing was awarded to Allan Black. at
$500. Frank Weidenborner was award
ed the contract for furnishing shades
for new buildings and additions, at his
bid of S550.6O.