Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Teachers Elected-YacatiOn Declared
Condition of Finances

Teachers Decentralization Declared
Condition of Finances.
The City Board of Education held their
regular monthly meeting at the Office of
the Superintendent last evening, all the
members present except Director Erlewine.
Superintendent Beard made the follow
ing report for the month of February: High
School-Enrolled, 155; daily attendance,
142. French class-Enrolled, 43; daily at
tendance, 3S. German class-Enrolled.
266; average attendance, 241. Night
school, 10; attendance, 60. Sacramento
Grammer School, 521; average attendance
473. Capital Grammar, 413: average at
tendance. $50 Primary, 1891; average
attendance, 1856 punished, 49, Total
enrolment, 1902; daily attendance, 3,192
Total corporal punishments, 10.
Miss Lillian J. knight flied an applica-
ton for an educational diploma
Maggie B. Little made an application for
a recommendation for a life diploma.
The colored school will occupy a room
in the Capital Primary School building, O
street, between Ninth and Tenth. for few
days, while their building is being re-
paired.
Miss Annie Stanfeld applied for posi-
llOi dS ltstCilcI- AppIlCdtiOll placed on HE.
Miss Flora Weeks, a teacher in the sixth
grade, at Fourth and Q streets, sent in her
resignation, which was accepted
Miss Nellie Todd, on motion of Director
Slater, was elected from the position of
second assistant of the ungraded No. 4. at
Twenty-fourth and n streets, to fill the
position. Miss Eta Bockrath, from the
eighth, Sixteenth and n, was promoted to
Twenty-fourth and n. Miss Mollie Brown.
of the night school, was elected TO eighth
grade, Sixteenth and n. Miss Florence
Simon, of the substitutes, TO the night
school. This left vacancy in the substi-
tutes, and Miss Louisa Conrad was elected
to that position. The substitutes now are
First, Miss Emma Kleinsorge second.
Miss Mary Griffin; third, Miss Kittie
Brier fourth, Miss Louisa Conrad.
Director Erlewine was granted leave of
absence from the State for sixty days.
J. L. Hobby was elected Census Mar
shall, his compensation to be five cents
name.
On motion of Director Todd, it was de-
cided to continue the night school through
the month of April.
The High School will continue in session
during the time of the holding of the
County Institute.
The Capital Grammar School building,
lentn ana " streets; Will DE useu as the
place for holding the Teachers Institute
On motion of Director Alsip, vacation
was declared, as follows; Grammar and
Primary Schools to close Friday, April 23d,
and reopen Monday, May 10th. The High
School to close April 30th, and opening
May 10th. The High School also to have
a vacation on April Goth.
Bills We're audited and ordered paid as
follows: Billingsley d Co, 81 25; Locke &
Lavenson, $40 %; John SHELTON, ST.
Lewis & Johnston, S35; C. A. Sawtelle,
81 20; Pacific Electric Works, 81 so
Smith & Muir, So; Houghton & Co.,
Sl45 s.; Capital Gas Company, SIS 75; ].
A. Tafferty, Sc; F. Foster & Co., 81 so F;
Lewis & Johnston. So so; H. Goats, S73 &c /;
f. N. Ray. So, Stylns Publishing Company,
81 Is; H. S. Croker & Co., $107 % Frank
Hickman, insurance, $6S as; We'll & John
son, insurance, s27; How'd & Smith, in
surance. SGT; Billingsley a. Co., s23 S.
total, $633 80. Pay roll, 81 ,076-total,
S7,709 80. This leaves cash on hand April
l, S37 Al ~.