Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-05
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Election of Observation-Disclosures of the
Condition of School Funds-Etc.


Condition of School Funds-Etc.
The City Board of Education met last
evening, all the members present The
balance of the payroll for the month of
July was allowed and ordered paid. Sew
eral teachers who failed TO file their reports
at the close of their term had their wages
withheld for one week 1t is safe to say
that they will not let it occur again"
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, the Board
proceeded to an election of teachers.
Mr.. Bruner moved that the election of
Principal and Vice-Principal be deferred
until the next meeting. Carried.
The election of teachers of German and
penmanship was also postponed.
The following applications were read:
Mrs. Anna Sheets, as teacher; A. ID. Hotf-
man, as janitor; Mrs. n. E. White, as
French teacher; Belle T. Green, as teacher
of penmanship; S. A. Chambers, as Vice
Principal of High School, Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Post, as teacher of penmanship: NJ. B. B.
Potter, as Vice-Principal of High School;
August A. Avery, as Vice-Principal of High
School; f. X. Hill, of Marysville, as Prin-
cipal of High School
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
High School-Assistant teacher Mrs E.
B. Purnell.
Sacramento Grammar School E. p.
Rowell, Principal Mary J. Watson, Vice
Principal Annie c. Weeks, First Grade
Jennie Burke, Second Grade; Florence
Second Grade; Amelia Klippel, Third
Grade; Mrs Jennie Kilgour, Third Grade
Miss NJ Darlington Third Grade Lillian
Piper, Third Grade; Lizzie Griffin, Fourth
Grade Addie L. Hughes, Fourth Grade
Orpha Butler, Fourth Grade; Miss Elenora
Smith, Fourth Grade; Lizzie McGann,
Fourth Grade.
Capital Grammar School-J.W Johnson,
Principal: Mrs NJ. D. Merrill, Vice Prin-
cipal Miss L. Knight, Second Grade; n.
j. Miller, Second Grade; Irene Richardson,
Third Grade; Sue V. Heard, Third Grade;
Amelia Duggan, Third Grade Jennie An
derson, Fourth Grade; Miss NJ Sweeney,
Fourth Grade; Alice Tenbrook, Fourth
Grade Miss NJ. McCrory, Fourth Grade
Supervising Principal Primary Schools
Harriet Mccormack.
Fifth Grade-Rosa Coates, Thirteenth
and G.; Alice Way, Thirteenth and G.;
Julia Smith, Seventh and G.; Mrs. W. A.
Crowell, Seventh and G.; Laura Phillips,
Fourth and @; Annie C. Montgomery,
Fourth and Q; Clara Henley, Tenth and
P; Lily Blue. Sixteenth and \.
Sixth Grade-Bertie Van Guelder, Thir-
tenth and G.; Miss H. Frazee, Thirteenth
and c. Martha NJ. Ross, Seventh and G.;
Maggie Little, Seventh and c.; Lizzie NJ.
Bernard, Fourth and O. Flora Weeks,
Fourth and Q; Inie ellis, Tenth and P;
Sarah J. Duffy, Ninth and P; Alice Griffith,
Sixteenth and \.
Seventh Grade - Lutte Van Guelder,
Ia pto I ir+a
and G.; Florence Chapman, Seventh and
G.; Emma Doherty, Seventh and G.; Mrs.
NJ L. Alien, Fourth aud Q; Josie Regain,
Fourth andQ; Cannie Mason, Ninth and
p; Ida Miller, Tenth and p BERTHE Piper,
Sixteenth and n: Nellie Haskell. Six
teenth and n.
Eighth Grade-Ella Kelly, A. NJ, Thir-
tenth and G. Mary Woods, A. NJ, Thir-
tenth and G. Lucy Hinkson, \. NJ, Seventh
and G. Mollie Johnson, A. NJ, Seventh and
G; Maggie Paine, \. NJ, Fourth and @;
Carrie Jackson, \. NJ, Fourth and Q: Lilly
Wilcox, \. NJ, Tenth and P; Belle Henley,
a. NJ, Tenth and P; Mary Cronmiller, a. NJ,
Sixteenth and n frankie Spaulding, a. NJ,
Sixteenth and N Mary McManus, P. NJ,
Thirteenth and G.; Ada Tenbrook, P. NJ,
Thirteenth and G.; Dora Davis, P NJ, Sew
enth and G ; Eta Beggs, P. NJ, Seventh and q;
Jennie Govan, P. NJ, Fourth and @ Pauline
Eilers, P. NJ, Fourth and Q; Ella Pike, P
NJ, Tenth and p Mary Nagle, P. NJ, Tenth
and P; Eta BocElrath, P. NJ, Sixteenth
and n
Ungraded-Helen Waldron, Ungraded
No. l, Twenty and J Sarah NJ.
Jones, Ungraded No. ,, O, Ninth and Tenth;
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bassett Ungraded No. 3, Eight
zenith and l.: Miss Nellie Miller, assistant,
Ungraded No. 3, Eighteenth and L; Mrs.
NJ E. Mumford, Ungradcd No 4, Twenty
fourth and \ Emma Hughes, first assist
ant Ungraded No. 1, Twenty-fourth and
\ Nellie Todd, second assistant, Ungraded
No. 4, Twenty-fourth and n.
Substitutes Minnie Keifer, Laura Kern,
Ada Tenbrook, Henrietta Hersum and
Louisa Smith.
Principal of night school, W. J. Hyde;
assistant night school, Miss Nellie NJ. Og-
den
Janitors-Mrs. Lawler, Jefferson School
E. r. Dodge, Union School; Robert Robert
son, Washington School; D. 5. Jackson,
Sacramento Grammar School; J. II. Wolfe,
Capital Grammar School William Cod
dard, Fourth and @; James Patterson,
Tenth and P; James Patterson, Ninth and
P; Mrs F. Dustman, High School and
graded No. /; A. Grubbs, Ungraded No. 3;
Charles Williams, Ungraded No 81 Mrs.
Jefleries Ungraded No. 1.
The salary of Miss Emma Hughes, at
Twenty fourth and \, was increased from
$50 to $50, and that of Miss Nellie Todd,
came school, from $50 to $50.
The Chairman of the Finance Committee
made the following report
Amount in fund July l. 1888. s30O35 81
Receipts
tlty taX............-............ ,o1I II
County aruroDriatiou on
State appropriation........... 10 927 60
Sale of wood ..................... p 90
Rebate on stationery $1,000. 300 00-SSG, 9lS 81
Sl16,95l IS
Disbursements 81 725 %
Amount in fund July J. 1884 S27 223 SO
Estimated from State delinquent taxes 1900 90
st, 22s So
July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so 40
Estimated disbursements for
August and September. 5000 90
Do, do, Oct, Nov. and Dec u ,633 OO-s3l ASS 10
$3.50 90
The Committee on Furniture and Sup
plies were instructed to advertise for sealed
proposals for the furnishing of the schools
with stationery supplies and wood, the bids
to be filed with the Secretary of the Board
on or before the 18th day of August.
Mr.. Cooke moved that the Building and
Repair Committee be instructed to make all
necessary repairs on fences, steps and side
walks. Carried.