Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-23
EDUCATIONAL.
appointment of she Regular stand,
ing Com am IL tees.

EDUCATIONAL.
appointment of the Regular stana-
Ing Committees.
The Board of Education met in the
Council chamber yesterday evening at 8
o'clock, a full Board present.
After the reading of minutes of previ-
GUS meeting President Johnson an
uounced the following standing connie
tees: Finance, Pomeroy and Day; sup
plies and janitors, Crawford and EN-.
body; buildings and repairs, Embody
and Pomeroy rules and regulations, S,
Day and Pomeroy teachers, salaries and
libraries, Day and Crawford.
The following bills were ordered paid
Preston & Son, architects, to balance
account, $2l309.
Hyan's store, rent for two months for
school purposes, $50.
Taylor street schoolroom, rent $40.
The applications Of the following named
persons tor positions as teachers were
ordered filed: Misses E. N. Parsons,
Maggie Henry, Charlotte d'Anconer and
NJ. M. Graney; Messrs. W. R. Holiday,
Thomas Saxon and Byron E. Hunt.
The resignation of Miss 8. Burston,
teacher in the Geary-street School, was
accepted, as was also the resignation of
Mrs. A. s. Averill, Deputy Superinten-
dent.
On motion of Mr.. Day the position OF
Assistant Janitor and Repairer, occupied
by E. S. Moody, was declared vacant !;
George Mannon was, on motion of DIR.
Crawford, appointed to fill the vacancy.
A ventilating fiue was ordered placed
in the Spring-street schoolhouse, and Mr..
Preston was asked to make an estimate
of the cost of placing the ventilating sys-
tenn in the Hellman-street building.
President johnson before adjourn
ment called attention to the fact that
Mayor Workman in his valedict ,ry mes
sage stated that the balance in the
treasury to the credit of the school fund,
December 1st, amounted to $71 ,532,
whereas the surplus at that time was in
reality only about $41 900. Mr.. johnson
expressed the opinion that the error was
one of misinformation and not of inten-
ton, but nevertheless misleading to the
public; therefore he requested that the
reporters make a note of this discre-
pancy.
evening, January End.
The World.
Commencing with tomorrow night the
Los Angeles Theatre will be occupied
with the World Company, of which the
Baltimore american speaks as follows:
The stirring and ever-popular melo-
drama, The World. was given last night,
with Mr.. J. q. Little in the chief role
for the first time this season in Balti.
more. The first production last night
was highly successful one and got a
very enthusiastic reception from the
audience, which was a large one and in
tensely interested in the play. Mr.. Lit
tie was supported by strong company,
selected by himself, and the dramatic
situations OF the piece were presented
with great power, and elected enthusiast
tic applause from the spectators. The
scenery formed very important feature
of the production. The raft scene, the
sinking ship, the wharf scene and others
we're presented in realistic and startling
manner, which called forth the warmest
appreciation of the audience. The play
is a strong attraction and will probably
have 3 very successful weeks run.
Undeiivered Telegrams.
The following are the kilograms re.
naming at the Western Union telegraph
Office up to 10 O'Clock last night: Fred
Lestman, A. L. Upper, Geo. Fitch