St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-11


REPORTS.
From the Committee on Fuel and Janitors-
BOARD OF SCHOOL INSPECTORS |
SECRETARY 5 OFFICE Jan. 4, 1893.
To the Board of School Inspectors
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Fuel
and JanitO-S would respectfully report that
since the last meeting of the Board we have
made the following appointments, viz:
Lincoln SchoOi-JOhn Shilleto. fireman,
vice Alfred Anderson, resigned, to date
Jan. /.
High School-Patrick Diffley, assistant jan
ltoF vice Daniel Mortimer, resigned. TO date
Jan. l.
Tilden School--A. o. Walden, janitor, vice
Philip Peteler. resigned, to date Dec 20. 1882.
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE AUERBACH, Chairman.
Approved and confirmed by
Yeas-Inspectors Auerbach, Bridgman,
O'Brien and Mir. President-i
From the Committee on Schools
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 3, 1898.
To the Board of School Inspectors, st. Paul,
MINI.
GtNrLEnEN: Your Committee OH Schools
begs leave to make the following report:
Since the last meeting OF the Board we
have received the resignation of Miss Doro
thy Mcguire, First grade Adams school, to
date from Jan. /.
We have granted leave Of absence, without
pay to Miss Gertrude Stoker, teacher of the
seventh grade, Sibley school, for the re-
mainder OF the school year.
10 Mrs G. W Tanning, kindergarten oil.
rectress. Humboldt school, until April }.
To Miss Cora Carol First grade, Hawthorne
school. AL to dale from Jan 1.
We have made the following transfers: =
Miss Isabel Roth, from the First grade,
Webster school, to the First grade. Adams
school, in place of Miss Mcguire, resigned
Miss Susie Green, from the position of
assistant Kindergarten, Maxfield school, to
the same position in the Lincoln school.
Miss Gertrude Moves. Kindergarten from
the Smith school to the Maxfeld school
Miss Mary Hayes, assistant Kindergarten.
from the jackson school to the jefferson
school. All at their present salaries
We have promoted Miss Clara Everett, as
sistant kindergartner, Lincoln school, to the
position Of Kindergarten directress Smith
school.
We have appointed Miss Mag ne Plummer,
assistant Kindergarten for halt day at the
jackson school.
We have appointed Miss Alice Baker. sub
stitute Kindergarten at the Humboldt school,
in place of Mrs. flaming, granted leave of
absence, at SIS per month.
We have appointed Miss Minnie Beswick,
now out on leave of absence, teacher of the
First grade, Webster school, at maximum
schedule salary.
We have appointed Miss Lenora Comnick
teacher of the Fourth grade. Sibley school.
We have appointed Miss Minna Bartle-
helm teacher of the First grade. Hawthorne
school. All the above appointments and
transfers TO date from Jan. /, and to be at
minimum schedule salary, except as speci-
fed.
We have appointed Miss E. L. Pratt, prln-
cipal of the Mcclellan school, at schedule
salary for a four-room building to date from
Dec. ].
Respectfully submitted.
& II. BRIDGMAN, Chairman.
Approved and confirmed by
Yeas - Inspectors Auerhach, Brdgman,
O'Brien and Mr. Pfesident-4.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Inspector Auerbach-
Resolved by the Board of School Inspec-
tors of the City of st. Paul, That a warrant be
drawn upon the contingent fund of this
board. III ravor Of the President hereof, for
the sum of one hundred dollars (Sl0000) said
sum to be used for the incidental expenses
of the Office of the board.
Approved and confirmed by
Yeas - Inspectors Auerbaeh, Bridgman,
O'Bfien and mir. Presidents.
BY Inspector Pyle
Resolved, That this Board hereby directs
the attention of the City Council to the fact
that in certain quarters of the city, and no.
tably in the First and Eighth wards. the
school population has outgrown the school
facilities SO that it has become necessary for
this Board to rent for school purposes rooms
in outside buildings; that such rooms are I'M
properly lighted and ventilated, unhealthful
for children and unsuitable for school work,
and that this Board requests that such action
be taken as will furnish proper school ac-
commodations for the pupils attending at
such congested districts.
Resolved further, That the statistical re-
ports of enrolment and attendance in the
public schools of the city at date of erection
of last new school building and that covering
the enrolment and attendance on Dec. 81,
1892, showing a net increase of 1910, be sub
mitted with said communication.
Approved and confirmed by
Yeas-Inspectors Auerbach, Bridgman,
O'Brien ana Mr.. President.