Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-28
CRY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The City Board of Educstion met last even
ing. Present. Superintendent Lame and full
Board, except Mr.. Hammer.
Mrf. Young was allowed to pay $40 on old
bills for tuition, and to send her children to
the city schools at 81 per month. E. Kripp
was allowed to send his children to the
schools free OF charge. Mrs. Dolan was al
lowed to send her children to the city schools
at "a per month tuition.
The regular committees reported routine
business. 1t was reported chat bats have
taken up Judgment beneath the roof Of the
Sacramento Grammar School building, aud
were becoming offensive. The repairs com
mittee was directed 10 fire tde bate cut, aud
keep them cut.
MIR. Petris offered an amendment to tie
rule concerning the study period, go that Ia
the second term not less than thirty minutes
in the forenoon and thirty minutes in the sf-
ternoon OF each day must be devoted exclu-
sively to study. the amendment was unaui-
mously adopted. The rule prior to amend
ment prescribed fifty minutes in the second
term.
President Tracy reported the amounts of
insurance effected on school property.
Bills were allowed as follows: NJ. J. Wat
son, S25; J. Lsfferty. 50; c. Il. Krebs & Co.,
S. 20; Miss Huber, S25; Supt. Lame, SSi 90;
II. p. Osborn, S13; II. S. Croceer & Co.,
$50; J. w. johnson, S37 30; o. NJ. Adams,
s25 Capital Gas Company. Sl2; s.
J. 4 J. nj. jackson, 50 Is; Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson, $50; J. III.
Merrall, 81 %; w. A. & 6. S. Houghton,
S145 33; james Woods, $50 30; Jno. O'Leafy,
SAG 81; S. III. Davis, SlI 80: L. C. Chand-
Ter, SET; w. I. Cottier. $50 25; Kirk. Geary
& Co., s.; d J. Msnnix, $50 %; John
Breuner, so so; Sacramento Lumber Co,
1898 80; Capital Gas Co., 81 so; james
Edge. S25; III. w. Steiumeyer, 81; Telegraph
Mill Co, S137 so; James Edge, So 70: Geo.
w. Watson, SAT 10; J. w. Burress, S32 20;
John Mitchell. S36 10; James Edge, SIG 45;
9. Toohsy, S34 45; +. Chapman, So; Miss
Frazee, So; Mics Joseph, So; Miss Henley,
So; pay roll, Sc. 703.
The Superintendent reported 2 935 pupils
in the day school and rs in the nighs school.
The punishments inflicted during the month
were &C. He reported one teacher suspended
for twerdy.fodr hours for tardiness, two
teachers Suspended for twenty.f9ur hours for
publishing pupils ia the presence of the class.
and enc teacher suspended for tweI ty.four
hours for slapuing pupil.
Jennie w. GoVan applied for a position 90
teacher, as also did Mary l.. Woods, Dora
L. Abrams, Minnie Keifer, Mary T. SpauId.
ing, Mary Kesgsn, Auns Nj. Jackman and
Laura Nj. Toll. Minnie Sweeney and Irene
Richardson made application to be recon-
mended to receive educational diplomas. The
requests were granted. Damnia McGsshan
fled an application for position as janitor.
On Recommendation of the Building and
Repairs Committee, S25 was allowed to Carrie
& Croly for granting the Twenty seventh and
j neutrality-suspicious., as extra work.
TWAS ordered that there be no school kept
open Eext Friday. Il was ordered that the
schools close on December 10, 1882, until
January 2, 1888.
The Superintendent reported quite large
number Of pupils suspended for misconduct.
Several Of them had been guilty of smoking
on the school grounds. But one of these
tendens ssaid teachers had found mors than
usual disobe6ience and insubordinst;on among
pupils, deserving of punishment. The teach.
ers In several instances reported TO him that
where thew had punished with the rod the
threat of Police Court proceedings had been
held over them. He had advised them that
in cases where that was done, and they felt
that punishment must be melted out in order
to maintain proper discipline, and the pupils
could not be brought under rule withou.
trouble with thu parents, it would be best, in
order to protect themselves. to suspend the
pupils and leave the correction of them to the
parenta. This accounted for the Unusual
"cIOp" of suspensions this month.
The matter of securing money to pay sala-
ries for December was referred to the Chair
man of the Finance Committee and the Presi-
dent of the Board.
The Board then adjourned until December
18Th at 7:30 P. NJ.