Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-25
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every school Ia Sacramento county. he hss
the name Of each pupil and their standing in
q fsrsnt studies. He has also carefully con-
piled notes Of the condition Of the school,
houses. thu (urBiture of the came, library az
psratus. etc. He has furnished this Office
with a report Of al schools in the county cut
side She city. The report Is quitelsngthy SO
but oue-half will appear in this issue the
balance viii appear some day next week
Kinney School District 90 milss from
the CITY. on the Sacramento and Flaoerviiie
Railrcadl-Ainuzo Crawford, teacher salary,
ESQ puDiis, Sc numbsr in irst and second
5,adss u The school-house is an excellent
strnssure. veil supplied with furniture and
apparatus, and the library IL large aud we'll
taken care Of.
er. asisry, $50; 60 pupils; first and second
grades. z. The schO0l-house is neat aud
Eubstaatial structure, well furnished Miss
Leon has had charge Of tae school foF two
-yesrs.
on ths lower jackson road)-Eh Caro,here
teacher salary. SO pupils, 80 first and
sscond grades. y. Tie sca00l-houss IS poor
and badly furnished.
Enterprise District ~ miles from the city,
Oh the Jackson road)-Miss Julia wilson,
teacher: AZ pupils; five in FIST and second
GRADES. Ins schOol-h0use is substantial and
comfortable. This district hes gcoi appara-
tus aud one Of the finest Libraries in the
San Josquia District DC miles from
tie city. on the upper Stockton
( roSd} - Miss T.. V. Sl.ckuey, teach
er; salary, $50; 25 pa9is; in frat and
| ssaard grsces. The building ID first class, as
/ is rha school apparatus and library.
Hieksyills sch1ol-Miss Blanche Huber
( teacher; salary, $50; pupils, Is; IN the
/ frat and second grader. This school Is well
supplied with apparatus, and has an excel
/ lent sud weI-read library Inc baiid'ns
needs some repairs, .,--...--.... =
Tho tov-1 Of Galt)-Aiisa Olive Wilder,
teacher: salary, s55; pupils, Y . 10 hfst
nd second arades The building is in excel
lent condition, grounds well kept, large and
carefully selected library, and good school
Calf District-James Tulley, principal,
eS5 Mis- Netty Ives, assistant, $50 pupils.
40: rs ia FIRST and second grades. The
schocl-house is one Of the hnest structures
outside Of the city, well supplied with patent
decks, fine apparatus, and an elegant IL
brsry.
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pupils. The sehoolhouse IS new and well
( subpiisd throughout with the latest improved
desis and apparatus. The library contains
| Isree number Of well-selected volumes
| which are read and veil taken care OF. This
/ district has every reason to be proud OF
| their hool
Iaguaa District ION the lone Railroad, y
| miles northeast of the town OF Galt)-Aiiss
/ Ida Lehring, teacher; salpry, $50; q pu.
| pills, of which II are IN the first and second
grades This district, like the one last
named, hes good building, and Is well sup
piled.
Riohisnd Distyict-AIiss Anna NJ. jack
man, teacher; salary, sos; pupils 80; ia
/ first and second grades. This is enc OK the
model country schools. The building IS sub
| stantial, comfortable and well taken care Of.
The apparatus and library is frst-clsss.
Onisbo District, Is miles south of Richland,
! on the Sacramento River)-Miss Hattie
| Parke, teacher; salary, S65; pupils, 80, OF
which 10 are in the first and second grades.
! The building is one Of the best, the furniture
good, apparatus well selected and an elegant
| library.
Walnut Grove District-Misa Mary Muir.
ply, teacher salary, So; pupils, 81 z in
| first and second grades. The building is not
Of the best, and desks, blackhoards, etc, are
sadly needed. The library is in fair condi-
ton. The building, it is understood, will be
repaired during vacation.
Isleton District - Clarkson freeman,
teacher; salary, $50; pupils, Is, OF which L
are in the first sndsecond grades. The Isletor
people have reason TO be proud Of their school,
building, library and apparatus, for it is ons
Of the best in the county.
Georgisna District tive miles from Wslnul
Grove. on Grand Island)-John w. Hail.
teacher; salary. SIS. Ia this school there
are bat % pupils, IL Of which, however, are
ia the FIST snd second grades. The schoo
bnilding ia good, well furnished with appara
tus and an elegant and well-kept library.
American District Just across the Twelfth
street bri5zel-Mias Flora Grsenlaw, teacher
salary, $50; pupils, %; in the inst grade
This is not only model school, with mode
teacher, but the building, furniture, sppara
tus aud library ERE hrst-ciass.
Elk Grove-Miss Lillian knight, teacher
salary. $50 80 pupils, os which l6 sre in the
first md second grades. The building is q
( good one and welt kept up. New ssats Art
/ sadly needed. The library IS one of the best
ia the county, is read and well kept W.
Sylvan District three niles from Ante
| loDe)-Miss A. Ingols, teacher; salary, $50
pupils, %; q Of whom are in the two
| highest grades. The building IS one Of chs
! poorest in the county. It Is well supplied
: With 2uDaFatQ5t mas Eotu Qr1ks ANU q Nrlt'
/ resd aud well-kept library.
I Pacific District -four miles from the city, on
| the lower Stockton rOsd)-Chss. Peunebsler,
teacher salary, SO; pupils, 81; Of whom
! Is are in the higher grades. The building Is
/ substantial, well lighted and ventilated. The
seats and apparatus new and a The most i'm
! proved style. Tbs library cOasaiDs a large
number of volumes, which ere well read and
! kept in good order
San Juan District fuorsh Of the San Juan
grant, in American toWHshipl-aiiss Ella
Fseney, teacher salary, $50 pupils, IA, Of
whom are in the first grade. IAe building
was cons tructed three years ago, and although
small, il neat, comfortable, and as well
equipped IS any sohool-room il the county.
Rhoads District twenty miles from the
city. on the Jackson road -Miss Josephine
Jones, teacher salary, $50; pupils, "a, OF
whom y are in the two highest grades. ms
district can boast of one OF the best schools
and buildings in the county. They have tine
! apparatus and sn elegant library.
Wilson District ttwsnty-one miles from the
city, on She Costumes riyerl-Miss Neilie
Bandy. teacher salary, so; pupils, twenty
eight. sitht of which are in the hrsi grade.
T5ey nave a good building, but need new
desle. The library and apparatus Is very
'' Sfope House District (-hree miles from
Michigan Bar, on the Costumes river)-J.
T. Beach, teacher: salary, 500; pupils.
tvspty one, four Of which are in the first aud
second grades This district mas a very poor
| building. poor furniture, very little sppars-
/ tins and only q few volumes in the library.
| Elder Creek District (near Florinl Miss
! Clara Vsndsrcook, teacher; salary. $50 pu-
pills, twenty-ene four of which are in the
first grade. The sehool-house is good enough,
hut they need new desks very badly. The IL
brary contains large number Of carefully
selected volumes, is well read and properly
taken care Of
Buckeye District leight miles from Michi-
gan Bsr)--Aliss Annie Fisher, teacher /;
salary, $50; pupils, Is. The building is old
and needs many repairs. The seats are un.
comfortable and should be replaced by new
ones. The apparatus and library are in fair
condition.
Victory District luear Elk Gyovel-Miss
NJ. Z Tuttls, teacher; salary, SO; 30 pu-
pills are enrolled, 10 Of which Rrs in the first
and second graGes. TIE building is new,
built on the latest and most improved plans.
Tse library contains . large number Of valu-
able volumes. The appsSstus is insufficient.
alder Creek District two miles wet Of
Folsoml-Niss Mary Hughes, teacher; sal
ary. S6j; pupils, 81; number IN first grade,
5. The building is q good one, but they need
new desks throughout. They have plenty OF
apparatus and an elegant library.
Folsom-J. f. Blanchard, principal sol.
ary, S10o Mrs. SlaYbsck, assistant; salary,
$50 pupils, 100; number IN hsst and second