Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-28
Board of Education.

The regular monthly meeting of the
City Board of Education was held last
evening, all the members present except
Director Stevens, who is absent from the
city.
The Furniture and supply Committee
was authorized to advertise for wood and
such other articles as they may need dur
ing the coming year.
The Building and Repair Committee
read a report of the repairs necessary to be
made during vacation. The estimated cost
is as follows High School, $3.50; Fourth
and Q streets, 1915; Capital Grammar
| School, $3.50; Twenty fourth and \ street
| 1920 Twenty-seventh and J. $50: Sig
teenth and \ street, $40; Sacramento
Grammar School, $3.50; Thirteenth and G,
| 5000 colored school, O street, between
Ninth and Tenth, $40. Total, $1,000 The
repairs for blackboards, walks, fences and
exterior painting are estimated at $500,
which will make the entire repairs amount
| to 81, 500.
On motion of Director Conklin the
Building and Repair Commsttee weredi-
rected to proceed Immediately and make the
| repairs in accordance with the report
The salary Of Vice Principal of the
! Capitol Grammar School was increased
| from 800 to 500 per month and all the
other salaries to remain as they are at
| present.
Conklin recommended that the teacher
of French at the High School be made
full day teacher
James Seadlar presented a bill for $215
| for services rendered as architect Mr..
| Chadderdon moved that it be paid, second
ed by Mr.. Slater, Mr.. Alsip moved to
amend, making it S1l5. seconded by Mr..
| Avery. The amendment was adopted by
unanimous vote.
The following is the report of the City
Superintendent for the month of July:
| High School Enrolment ia; average daily
attendance, 105. Sacramento Grammar
School Enrolment, 29S; average daily at
tendance, 2S4, corporal punishment 3. Cap
itol Grammar School Enrolment, 335, aver
age attendance BOG, corporal punishm ent 3.
Primary schools Enrolment 1919, average
daily attendance 1888 corporal punish
ment 81. Twenty-fourth and \ street En-
rollment l76, average daily attendance 155,
corporal punishment |. Total Enrolment
2S72 average daily attendance 273S corpor
al punishment "a German class Enrolment
1875 average daily attendance l9l. French
class Enrolment -, average daily attend
ance y.
So far the Board has had intimation of
no reSlgnatOns That Will be handed IN, out
the applications for positions as teachers
on file are quite numerous. The following
were handed in last evening Miss Laura
u. Toll, Miss Kittie Brier, Miss Emma S.
Kleinsorge Miss Isabella G.. 0. Key. The
following named persons apply for posi-
tons Us janitorS Mrs. T.. Cheme, Mrs.
Della Sheridan, Mr. a. Hoffman.
1t was announced that the closing exer-
cises Of the various schools, to which the
public generally are invited, will take
| place as follows: High School, Wednes-
| day, 10 \. NJ; Capitol Grammar School,
Thursday, 10 4. NJ; Sacramento Grammar
School. Friday, 10 \. NJ; German class. at
| the Sacramento Grammar School building,
| Friday, P. NJ.
The following bills were audited and or
dered paid J. y. Laflerty, S.; Baker &
| Hamilton, IS cents; North German Insur-
ance Company $50; II. S. Crocker & Co.,
81 90 L. l.. Lewis, 50 so; Noble Fisher,
| 50 90; RECORD UNION, $15; Capital Gas
| Company. 50 40, Friend & Terry. s. Is;
Leonard e Son, $50; n Fisher, 81; Lewis
& Johnston, $50 80; L. s. Ragdale 81 80:
Hays 81 Jackson, 50; A. l.. Hart. $50:
| George Louney, SO 10; J. f. Hobbie So
c. X. McClatchy, IS; n. d. Goodell, $12;
| II. Coates, SO; c. S. Houghton, Sl20 IS: H.
| ). Crocker & Co., $50 Is; s. Morris. 81: pav
| roll 81 So Total & 350 qb