Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-25

The State Board of Education met at the
office Of the State Superintendent at 10 4.
NJ. Yesterday. Present, Governor George
Stoneman, Professor William T. Welcker,
State Superintendent Public instruction;
Professors c. H Allen and Ira More, Princ-
pals of the State Normal schools
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved
Professor Welcker introduced the follow
ing resolution
Resolged That the Secretary of this Board be
directed to request the Acknowledgement to fur
nish this Board with his opinion to whether
the Principal Of the St5te Normal School at Los
Angeles Is a member of the State Board of Edu-
cation.
Carried.
A communication from W II. V. Ray
mond was read, asking the Board for en-
poyment in the compilation Of the new
books. Placed on file.
Professor Allen moved that the Secretary
of the Board be directed To change the
record for the 23d of July, 1873, in suchsa
manner that the name of J. H. Bodkin
shall read John j. Bodlin, as it appears
that the correct nSme was John J. and not
john II Bodilin Carried
Professor WelcIer moved that diplomas
be granted 10 George w. Guth and VIM f
Eastwood upon receipt of their recon-
mendations duly corrected. Carried.
Professor Allen moved that no diploma
be granted VIM. y. Houghton, as his APP
plication is not accompanied with a
proper first grade certificate. Carried
Professor Allen introduced the following
RESOLUTION:
WHEREAS The following persons have com
= q he
fore
Rcsotred, Ehat life diplomas be granted them
as fellows: VIM. f. Eastwood, W. Fred Main,
David I. Seeley (duplicatej, Annie NJ Johnson.
Alice J. Dudley, Jessie Forsythe, James J. Nc
uOnueil, Joseph lockwood, VIM i. HOughton
Mary W Curtis, Clara J. Biselow, Peter 7. Riley,
William j. Rodgers, Carl E. Marshall Charles
". MOoTes Lizzie A. Packard, Marie D. Cole,
samson c. Phipps, Ruff 5, Howay. sue v
Heard iduplcatel, Thomas ". Power, Laura T.
Wilkes, Jennie X. Bush, ThOs. Brady, J. $ Ham
nond lduplicate), Elizabeth J. Gibson.
Educational diplomas We're granted to
the following: Ida '. Mcdonald, Albert
NJ Armstrong, Marion W Woodard,
Lolita G. Winchester, Fanny Morey, Alice
J. Clark, Catrina Murch, Eugene Il. Nc
Donald, Carrie L. Berdinc, Alice Bunnell,
Minnie Englebright, Denver LEVER, Carrie
Gray FINS W. Guthrie, Jennie d. Motcalf
Lillian Bowers, Clara L. AuIl, Marie T.
Brooks, Amelia \. ingalls,, Fannie A. Nc
Phail, Mary H. Mclean, Annie f. Russell
Alice l.. Staples, Simeon \. Davis, Victor
inc NJ Raclet
The applications of Abby NJ. Frater and
Anna D. Maxwell were laid over until the
first grade certificates Of the applicants
shall have been laid before the Board
At this point in the proceedings the
opinion of the Attoney-Gcneral, by teie-
graph, was received, stating that in his
opinion the Principal of the Branch State
Normal School Professor Ira More, is a
member of the State Board of Education.
4 communication was read from a L.
Bancroft yr To-, OF san Franeiseo, making
an offer of cuts for textbooks WHICH was
placed on file for future considerable NJ
Professor Allen moved that Cldhycr's
Elements of Universal History for Higher
Institutes in Republics be placed son the
lis Of books recommended for libraries
Carried
Professor Wele}er moved that tie Con,
troller be called upon to inform tn Board
whether he would draw his warrant to pay
for more arithmetics than are provided for
in the Act entitled, f" An Act to provide for
compiling, illustrating, electrotyping, print
ing, binding, copyrighting and distributing
a State series of school textbooks and APP
propriating money therefor" approved
February PC, 1885.
Controller appeared before the State Board
and stated that his present impressiJa was
that he would not feel authorized t. draw
his warrant for more arithmetics than are
provided for in the Act.
Professor Welcker also moved that the
State Printer be requested TO iuf,B'm the
Board whether or not he would feel author
lied at the request Of the State Board to
purchase stereotype plates.
In reply the State Printer said he wotld
not feel authorized to do so. with Che sole
exception OF cases where the State 2rinting
Office was not prepared u d. thewerA
At the AFTERNOON session the Act provid- |
ing for the compilation Of State series of
textbooks was taken up, read carefully by
sections, aud each was discussed at length |
as 10 its full meaning.
A letter was received from the Secretary
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union asking that in the compilation Of
readers and physiologies the subject of
t.mperauce be not forgotten.
r. C. O'Connor, of san Francisco, de- |
sired To make textbook on double-entry |
Bookkeeping.
Several other communications were read |
and placed on file for future consideration |
On motion of Governor Stoneman, it was |
ordered that proposals be received for the /
furnishing Of manuscript or printed texts |
for three readers one speler, one arith- |
metic, one grammar, one history of the
United States and one geography, as pre- |
scribed in Section / of " An Act to provide |
for compiling, illustrating electrotyping, |
printing, binding, copyrighting and distrib |
uting State series of school textbooks |
and appropriating money therefor" APP |
proved February rs. 1885. Proposals will |
be received until the lst day of June, 1885,
and should be addressed to William I. !
Welcker. Secretary OF the State Board of |
Education, at Sacramento, Cal.
The motion was carried by the following |
vote: Ayes-Stoneman, Wolcker, More {
5. Noes-Allen-l
At $50 ?. N. the Board adjourned to 10
A. NJ. to-day.
WHEN THE Mucous SURFACES of the
Bronchia are sore or intlamed, DR.. Javnes