St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-03
TO DON JUDICIAL ERMINEII
Ex.G McGill Su &C eeds Him,
and DR.. Abbott Is Vice
= President.
THE BOARD WILL CONFER
:
With the Minneapolis Board
on the Matter of Legis-t
latiOn.

Gerhard Willrich. of the school
pressure of business connected with the
performance of his ne w duties as judge
of probate, has resigned his position as
president of that august body. to the
deep regret of the members and all who
have had occasion to meet Mr.. Willrich
in that capacity. Mr.. Wilrich rendered
his resignation at last nights meeting
of the board. after the regular business
had been disposed of, and the board
promptly elected ex-Gov. McGill as
president and DR.. ABBOTT as vice presi-
dent.
The reading of the regular reports
consumed some little time but aside
from routine business very little was
done, and the session was very short
one.
Supt. Gilbert's report showed that
during the month Of December the
total number of pupils enrolled was
lo.045, the average daily attendance
1859. and the whole number admitted
to the end of the month 1920. Cons
pared with Dece mber, 1898. these figures
show an increase of 1883 in the enroll
ment, 1888 i'll the average attendance,
and ], 1886 i'll the whole number admitted.
The hgures for December of last year
were:
Enrolled, 1865; average attendance,
14.466, and admitted, 1924. There were
1,30U more children enrolled in De-
cember than in November.
The committee On schools reported as
follows:
Recommendations.
We recommend the transfer of Miss
Martha johnson from the Lincoln to
the Hancock school, and the appoint
ment of Miss Jessie V. Rhodes to the
third grade Lincoln school, at minimum
schedule salary.
We recommend the acceptance of the
resignation of Miss Alice Baker. kinder
gartner of the Scheffer school, and that
leave of absence be granted Mrs. c.
NJ. Squire, of the Hancock school, for
the remainder of this year.
We recommend the transfer of Mrs.
Agnes Nessensen from the Murray to
the Baker school, and the appointment
OF Mrs. Frances Parker to.the interme.
date grades of Murray school at minis
IluIu SCleuul6 salary. =
We recommend that Miss Mary G.
Ward be appointed kindergarten direc-
tress at the Schetfer school at minimum
schedule salary.
We recommend that Miss Sewall, a
substitute teacher in the Central high
school. be transferred to the Cleveland
high school at the beginning of the next
semester.
We recommend that the time during
which children are kept out of school
because OF contagious diseases be made
to correspond to that of the health Of
hce. The report was adopted. 519
Inc committee on real estate and jan
itors reported that an annex had been
rented for the jackson, German. Clevel
land, Murray ami Hancock schools at
an expense Of $25, SO. SIS. SIS and $40
respectively. The report was accepted.
Bill were passed upon and account
ordered paid: Supply bills, So, 482.79,
of which 81 $685. was the fuel bill; re-
pair bills, S562.02. and bills charged to
high school state award fund, $3.50.
President McGill called meeting of
the committee, consisting of ID. Abbott
Edward Vanish and himself. at the
Guaranty Loan building. Minneapolis,
to discuss with committee of the Min
neapoliS board matters relating to pro-
posed legislation.