St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-07
especially submitted

espectfutiy submitted.
r c. B. GILBERT,
Superintendent of Schools.
Accepted and ordered fled
inspector Dickson entered and sealed
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, MIMI Nov. 2, 1892.
TO the Board of School Inspectors, st. Paul.
Mimi.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee OIL Schools
beg leave to report that since the last regular
meeting of the Board we have granted leave
of absence, without pay, to the following:
Miss Lizzie Clinch, Sixth grade Scheffer
school, from Oct. 10 to Feb |.
Miss Minnie Pfaender, Kindergarten JEFF
ferson school, from Oct. /.
Miss Mary Owens, Second grade Lincoln
school, from Oct. %
We have made the following appoint
meuts:
Miss Alice O'Keefe, Madison night school,
to date from Oct. %.
Miss Anna Egan, Franklin night school, to
date from Oct H.
Miss Alice Sweet assistant Kindergarten
Madison school, to date from Oct. is, at min
imum schedule salary.
We have made the following transfers:
Miss Margaret Brennan, Fifth grade Gar
field school to Fifth grade Scheifer school, to
date from Oct. 2S.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick. Fourth grade
Douglas school TO Second grade Grant school,
to dale from Oct IS.
Miss Ida Hustled, assistant kindergartner
Jackson school, to same position Scheffer
school. to date from Oct. q.
Miss Josie Matthews. Fifth grade Rice
school, to the position OF assistant teacher of
manual training. at an annual salary Of $500,
to date from Nov l.
Your com mittee. after q full and public
hearing OF the case of Miss Taylor, report
that they find her to be competent teacher
but that the incompatibility existing between
her and Mr.. Niece was such as to make nee
essary the action of the Board in not reap
pointing her 10 position in the Van Buren,
school. Your committee further report that
they have no power TO take any ether action
in the premises. inasmuch as Miss Taylor is
not now i'll the employ of the Board, and
has not applied for any other position
Your committee report that time 6nd
place were fixed for hearing the charges OF
Mr.. j. L. Burke against Principal charles
MCGEE, and all the parties were duly noti-
fled; at the time and place appointed, the
committee met and invited Mr.. Burke to
present his Case He declined 10 do this I'M
less newspaper reporter were allowed to be
present. and The committee. having had no
evidence before them, report that the charges
are not substantGted. We recommend that
all teachers who taught any portion of last
year and are now receiving less than sixty
five dollars tS6j.o0) per month receive the
advance provided by the schedule of Sal
arles.
Respectfully submitted.
c. H. BRIDGMAN, Chairman
Adopted and confirmed by
Yeas - inspectors Bfidgman. DICKSON.
G. Brien, Smith, Stamm and Mr.. PTesident-6
From the Committee on Fuel and Janitors--
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. >. 1882
To the Board of School Inspectors.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Fuel and
Janitors would respectfully report that
since the last meeting of the board we have
received and accepted the resignation of Max
Schiffner, janitor of the Ramsey school, and
appointed john Delaney To the vacancy. AT
schedule salary, to date from Oct. II. isD.
rf.- fttl H. "A ~, - ac1
aries for engineers. janitors and assistants,
which we recommend take effect from NOV.
l. 81
Respectfully submitted
JoHS D. 0'BRIEN
Chairman COMMITTEE Oh uel and Janitogs.