The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
Total apportionmeut, 1878. "a 295 so

Total apportionment, 1879. N, go 80
The above, together with the condi.
ton Of each District aud school. | en-
bodied in . report 10 the Hon Board of
Commissioners of kitsap county. at
their May term. A. D. 1873. and also to
the Superintendent of Schools. in aud
for the Territory, under date Of Novem-
Der, 4. ID. is75-the Hon john T. Jud-
son.
The following eerbatiu. copy OF pub
lished report will exhibi. my actions in
relation TO schools from January 10 the
date hereof
PoRr GAMBLE. January 80. 1875
To the Honorable Bard Of Commissioner.
Of Kitap Comfy,
GENTLEMEN.
have the honor TO report that the
Treasurer Of your county. under date
Of the current month. notified mo that
there WAS ia the Treasury Of kitssp
county the sum of twenty nine hundred
dollars (t2 800. belonging to the pub.
lie school fund Of said county. which,
in conformity TO the statue / immedi-
ately spportioned IS follows. to-wit:
Dist. No. /. Port Gamble. $3.50. Is
Dist. No. 2. Port Madison $685.
Dist. No. 3, Seabeck -. .. 654.47
Dist. No &, Port Orchard. -. 270.s2
Dist. No. 5. Port Blakcly.... $50. -
Exhibiting . decrease from the appor-
tionment Of 1875 of the sum of thir-
teen hundred and ninety five dollars
and eighty cents. ($l395s0.)
The SCHOLARSHIPS Of District No. lisnot
changed from 1875. District No.
shows . g.in of seven scholars; Dis
trict No. . gain Of seven scholars
District No. I u decrease Of five schol-
ars and district No. 8 q gain Of eight
scholars. making total gain over last
year IN the entire county Of seventeen
scholars. which, In consideration of the
small spportionment will, l greatly
fear, force some il not all the Districts
into short terms Of school, or the alter
native Of special assessment. both OF
which produce disoord in communities.
and as consequence injustice 10
children.
have the honor to report further
that before making any spportionment
l had satisfied myself that Districts
had conformed to tho Statute in such
cases made and provided"
Terms of school Arc now being
laugh. ia Districts /, 8 and 5, and sue
oessfully too, under competent and ex-
perienced teachers. District No. il
so inconvenicntly located as to proven,
the commencement Of early terms;
however. | am assured that rs soon -
= teacher can be procured the term will
open.
The above embodies about oil the
information can give in relation to
school matters
Very respectfully your obedien, ser
want
j. LYNN ALLISON.
Superintendent of public schools in
and for the county of kitsap.
The school in District No. Port
Gamblel. since the above report. has
been under the immediate supervision
Of Mr. .. S. Jones. . gentleman Of
prominent qualifications Personal OBJ
servation prompts an endorsement here
| by of his manner and mode" If i'm
parting instruction. He has given gem
| etal satisfaction.
The amount of shool fund available
| in this district ., the present date. per.
mott tica,lou Of the clerk. is 1851 SO,
about sufficient to defrsy the expenses
of the current scholastic year.
The school in District No. .. Port
Msdiscn.) for the spring and summer
terms. Was under the management Of
Miss A. q. Brown. a lady Of established
qualifications. who gave satisfaction and
gained the fond estcem Of her pupils.
The school is now under the charge of
another lady. name to me unknown)
Miss Belle Comstock, of Nsdison. has
charge Of the primary department.
The finances 1t this district arc sufi.
oient for the year.
The Scabeck school is ia good tinaa-
cial condition. and wss prospering we'll
under the admirable manAgsnsns Of
Miss Phelps The fall term 10 DOW be
ing taught. The directors here. to-
ge;her With the manager IL the mill,
Richard Holyoke. Esq. take grea, in
.cres; in the prosperity Of the school
and guard tho school fund with care.
The school Ut Port BlAkely has been
in charge Of Mrs. SAnderson up TO .
late date, This lady possesses good
qualifications, aud has 30 managed As TO
place this school in good condition and
- render satisfaction 10 patrons and
pupils. The finances OF this district
are suihoieu, 10 pay expenses this year.
The summer term he's closed, and am
~, informed whether the fall term 10
in progress or dot. although have writ.
ten for ,nf,wmstion
The Port Orchard District during the
Summer has been under the care Of
Mr.. Vernet, and presume il has bsen
well managed. being well satisfied Of
the qualifications Of the gentleman
The financial oondi,,oa ~ this district
Is better than in any other part Of the
county. The term here embraces ahou;
eight months Of the year, beginning
generally about the iss Of Nay. The
patrons are ., separated by the wind
iugs of the water, a. % prevent child
ren from attending during the Winter
The gen,lsmanly clerk. Mr.. frzberg.
Is the wheel horse" Of this district.
and the right nam ga faoa, Per alE3.'
hasit TsF ~ ef head ss!s.
shall visa, nissrie. schools daring
the last week Of the coming monsh