New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10

his educational and professional attain
ments, and for his conduct unbecoming
teacher and gentleman, hereinbefore
referred to.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED by the
School Examiners that duplicate orig
inal of this order be serves, on said W.
A. Milne on or before December 10Th,
! 1898.
Dated NewUlm, Mimi, December 18th,
1898. r. Nix, :.
Secretary, School Examiners
Attest:
Jos. A. Eckstein,
Chairman, School Examiners"
Board then adjourned to Dec. %, 1898.
] Attest: K. Nix, Sec'y.
| Jos. A. Eckstein, Chairman.
! Minutes of Board of Examiners, Dec. %,
1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Examiners Eckstein, Schaller,
and Nix, and Mr.. W. A. Milne. By q
T; majority vote the Board decided to 20
into executive session for the purpose of
acting Upon the order to show cause Why
Mr.. Mines special teachers certificate
should not be revoked pursuant to the
] vt Tl,71v
the meeting of this Board held Dec. 18th
last. The matter was then taken up.
Mr.. Milne was called upon to explain
why he had, in the meeting of this Board
held Nov. 20, 1898, used the following
language in the presence of and in refer
ence to Examiners Eckstein and Nix:
1.-The examination given me was not a
fair examination -. The kindness and
courtesy shown me by Examiners Eek
stein and Nix was put on only to conceal
their real motives. ...;'' which express
sions were entirely unbecoming teacher
and gentleman, and which this Board
by unanimous vote had decided at
that meeting to be uncalled-for. Mr..
Milne gave no excuse whatever, but pro-
ceeded to arraign Examiners Eckstein
and Nix still further on matters not
under consideration.
| The next point taken up and stated by
the Chairman was, that Mr.. Milne made
! a false statement in his application for
:position as teacher 70 the Board of Edu-
cation in and for this city, dated Aug.
Il. 1898, wherein and whereby Mr.. Milne
stated: Il hold First Glass Frofes-
sional Certificate. Mr.. Milne replied
to this by laying before the Board
Second Class Professional Certificate for
Ontario, and a certain Non professional
Certificate, which stated in terms on its
face that the holder thereof is not entitled
to teach Hereunder. Mr.. Milne claimed
that the two taken together constitute a
First Glass Professional Certificate. The
Secretary was about to make extracts
from the two documents submitted, for
consideration and reference, when Mr..
Milne withdrew the same and ret used to
allow such extracts to be made. Mr..
Milne admitted that First Glass Profes.
sional Certificates are issued to teachers
in Canada.
The following statement contained in
Mr.. Mines photographed sketch filed
with this Board Nov. %, 1898, was then
read: ''Obtalned First Glass Certificate
at Regina, ASA, in July, 1892
| The following letter was thereupon
read:
"North West Territories, Canada.
Department of Education,
Regina Dec. 5. 1898.
Robert Nix, Esq,
Supt. of Schools,
New Ulm, MINI.
Dear Sir: find by our Books that
Mr.WilliamA. Milne Iassed our examina-
ton and received non professional First
Glass Certificate in 1892.
Yours faithfully
D. ]. Goggin.
The next point taken up and stated
by the Chairman was, that Mr.. Milne
made false statement in his application
for position as teacher as aforesaid,
wherein and whereby Mr.. Milne stated:
II am also an undergraduate of 1oron-
to Universsty." Mr.. Milne admitted
that he never attended the University of
Toronto; that his home address had new
er been Blyth: and that he knows. but is
} not identical with William J. Milne of
Blyth. He claimed, however, that he
is an undergraduate of said University.