Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-04
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Annual Election of Teachers and Janitors
for the Ensning Year.

for the Ensuing Year.
The City Board of Education met last
evening for the purpose Of electing teachers
and janitors for the ensuing year. They
We're elected as follows:
High School-W. W. Anderson, Princi-
pal H. ". Chapman, First Assistant; Mrs.
t. Il. Purnell, Second Assistant: Miss
Fredrica De Laguna, Third Assistant; Mrs.
y. Z. White TRENCH, Fourth Assistant.
Sacramento Grammar School -
-, Principal; Mary J. Watson, Vice
Principals Annie c. Weeks, First Grade ;
Jennie Burke, Second Grade; Florence
Hamilton, Second Grade; Minnie Barley,
Second Grade; Amelia Klippel, Third
Grade Mrs. Jennie Kilgour, Third Grade /;
Maria Darlington, Third Grade; Lillian
Piper, Third Grade Lizzie Griffin, Fourth
Grade: Addie L. Hughes, Fourth Grade /;
Orpha Butler, Fourth Grade; Mary Crone-
miller, Fourth Grade; Lizzie McGann,
Fourth Grade.
Capital Grammar School,. W Johnson.
Principal; Mrs. NJ. d. Merrill, Vice rinci
pal; Clara Henley, Second Grade; y. J.
Miller Second Grade; Irene Richardson,
Third Grade Mary McCrory, Third Grade:
dcrson, Fourth Grade; Minnie Sweeney
Fourth Grade; Alice TenbrOok, Fourth
Grade; Sue V Heard, Fifth Grade.
Supervising Principal Primary Schools
Harriet Mccormack.
Fifth Grade-Rosa Coates and Lillian J.
Knight, Thirteenth and G; Julia Smith
and Mrs. w. a. Crowell, Seventh and G;
Laura Phillips and Annie G. Montgomery.
Fourth and q; Irene GilliS, Tenth and j:
Lille Blue and Jennie Govan, Sixteenth
and n.
Sixth Grade-Bertie Van GueIder and
Hattie FraZee, thirteenth and @ Martha
NJ. Ross and Maggie Little Seventh and G
Josie Regain and Flora Weeks, Fourth and
q; Mrs. VI. e. Allen, Tenth and ? Cannie
Mason, Ninth and z; Alice Griffith Six
teenth and y.
Seventh Grade-Lutie Van Guelder and
Laura +. Hess, Thirteenth and G.; Florence
Chapman and Emma Doherty. Seventh and
G; Clara Jackson and Eta Biggs, Fourth
and Q MOllie Johnson, Ninth and P Ida
Miller, Tenth and z Berthe Piper and
Nellie Haskell. Sixteenth and n.
Eighth Grade-Helen Egl and Mary
Woods, 4. NJ. Thirteenth and G Lille vii
cox, \. n, Seventh and @; Lizzie O'Brien
and frankie Spalding, A. NJ, Fourth and Q
Nellie Ogden and Belle Henley, A. NJ,
Tenth and p; Lucy Hinkson, A. NJ, Six
teenth and n; Mary McManus, P. NJ. and
Maggie Paine, P. NJ, Thirteenth and G.:
Dora Davis, p. NJ. and Mrs. J. K. Brown. P
NJ, Seventh and g; Louisa Smith p. NJ.
and Pauline Eilers, P. NJ, Fourth and Q;
Ada Textbook, p NJ. and Mary Nagle. p.
NJ, Tenth and p; Eta Bockrath. P NJ,
Sixteenth and y.
unSraded-Mrs. Helen Taylor, Ungraded
No. and Laura Kim, Ungraded No. ,.
Iwenty-seventh and J; Sarah NJ Jones,
Ungraded No. ., o, Ninth and Tenth; Mrs.
NJ. L. Bassett, Ungraded No. 8. and Nellie
Miller, Assistant, Eighteenth and L; Mrs.
NJ. Il. Mumiord, Ungraded No. 1, Emma
Hughes, First Assistant, Nellie Todd Sec
ond Assistant Twenty-fourth and n.
Substitutes-Miss Lucy Heard, Miss Car
RE Bellmer, Miss Mollie Brown, Miss Flor.
ence Simon.
Special-Max Lipowitz, teacher of Ger
man; Max Lipowitz, Principal Night
School; Mrs. A. A. Winans, Assistant
Night School.
Janitors = Mrs Du Four. Jefferson
School g. r: Dodge, Union School; J. H.
Wolfe, Washington School; D. S. Jackson.
Sacramento Grammar School; ]. Hickey,
Capital Grammar School; VIM. Goddard.
Fourth and @; James Patterson, Ninth
and Tenth and p; Daniel Brown. High
School; Daniel Brown, Night school Mrs.
A. w. Johnson, Ungraded No. ; A.
Grub1s, Ungraded No , Chas. Williams
ungraded No. 3; Mrs. Jeiireys, Ungraded
No. t.
The election of Principal for the Sacra-
mento Grammar School occupied the Board
up to the time the reporter left at clock
this morning. They commenced balloting
at Q o'clock, and took about forty ballots.
Director Slater nominated J. H. Pond,
Director Petrie \. c. Harris, and Director
Stevens E. p. Rowell The balloting soon
developed the fact that Pond and Harris
each had four votes.
Mr.. Ponds supporters are Messrs. Slater,
ChadderdOn, Alsip and Avery. Mr.. Har-
riS has the votes of Messrs. Petrie, Conklin.
Stevens and Davis Neither side will give
an inch, and the Pond men voted down
every motion to adjourn.
J. H. Pond is Vice-Principal of the Hop
ms Academy in Oakland, graduate of the
State University, and % years of age.
A. G. Harris is an experienced teacher.
and has taught fourteen years in the States
Of New Jersey and New York He taught
in a preparatory school in Stockton until
quite recently, and is at present a resident
OF San Francisco.
NATIVE Sons CELFBRATIoN-Th Joint