Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-28


Seventh and eighth grade pupils in this
district will 60 to Sand-street school, in
District No. ~.
District No. 11-TempIe-street school,
near new Cincinnati street; District
bounded north by Reservoir street, east
by line from the junction of Reservoir
and Figueroa to the junction of Canal
and Pearl streets thence by Pearl street
to Diamond; south by Diamond street
and west by the city limits. Seventh
and Eighth grade pupils OF this District
will 20 to the Sand-street school, in Dis
trict No. IL.
District No. 12-Sand. street school, on
Sand street, near Philadelphia; District
bounded as follows: Beginning at the
corner of Pearl and Canal streets, by Ca
nal, Short, New High and Marchessault
streets to Alameda, thence southerly by
Alameda street and Santa Monica rail-
road to a point on line with Mayo
street; thence westerly by this line and
Mayo street to Main, by Main to Second,
by Second to Pearl thence northerly by
Pearl street to Canal. Includes all
grades. Pupils of the Seventh grade liv-
ing between Alameda and Main, south
of Also street, will 60 to Amelia-street
school.
District No. 13-Pearl- street school,
between Fourth and Fifth; District
bounded north by Diamond street to
Pearl, by Pearl to Second. and by Sec
ond to Flower street; east by Flower
street; south by Sixth street and
line in the direction of Sixth street to
Figueroa; by Figueroa to Ward street,
and by Ward street to the city limit.
Fifth grade pupils will 60 to Spring-street
school in District No. 15, higher grades
will go to Eighth-street school in District
No. l6.
District No. 14-Normal Primary
school, normal school building corner
Fifth and Grand avenue; District
bounded north by Second street; east
by Olive; east by Olive; south by Sixth
and west by Flower street.
Fifth grade pupils in this District will
90 to Spring street school, in District No.
Is, sixth and higher grades living north
of Third street will go to Sand-street
school in District No. II, south of Third
street to the Eighth-street school in Dis
trict No. Is.
District No. 15-Spring-street school
on Spring street, between Fifth and
Sixth street; District bounded as follows
Beginning at the junction of Olive and
Second streets, by Second to Main; by
Main to Mayo; by Mayo and line in
continuation of it to the Santa Monica
Railroad by the Santa Monica Railroad
and San Pedro street to Twelfth street;
by Twelfth to Main by Main to Tenth
by Tenth to Fort; by Fort to Seventh by
Seventh to Hill, by Hill to Sixth; by
Sixth to Olive, and by Olive to Second
street, includes all grades.
District No. 16-Eighth-street school,
corner of Grand avenue. District
bounded north by Ward street to Figue-
roa, by Figueroa to point in line with
Sixth street, by this line and Sixth
street to Hill, easterly Hill street to Sew
enth, by Seventh to Fort, by Fort to
Tenth, by Tenth to Main, and by Main
to Twelfth street, south by Twelfth
street to Pearl, by Pearl to Pico and by
Pico to the city limit, and west by the
city limit. Includes all grades.
District No. IL Montgomery-s
school, on the corner of Montgomery and
Georgia Bell streets. District bounded
north by Pico street, east by Figueroa,
south by Ellis street and its extension
east to the city limits, west by the city
limits. Sixth and higher grade pupils in
this district will 60 to Eighth-street
school, in District No. Is.
District No. 1S-Pine-street school, on
Pine street, between Hill and Grand av-
enue. District bounded north by Twelfth
street, east by line from the corner of
Twelfth and Los Angeles streets running
parallel with Main street via Carlisle
street to York street; south by York
street, and west by Figueroa street.
Fifth grade scholars in this district
living south of Washington street will go
to Brooklyn-street school in District No.
20; those north of Washington street to
Montgomery-stree school in District No.
II. Pupils of the B class of seventh
grade will 60 to Eighth-street school, in
District No. 16; of all higher classes to
the Spring street school in District No. Is.
| District No. 10. - San Pedro street
school on San Pedro street, near Wash
ington district bounded north by Twelfth
street, east by San Pedro street, from
Twelfth to Vejar, by Vejar to Wolfskill,
thence by a line from the junction Of
Vejar and Wolfskill, due south to the city
limit; south by the city limits and west
by line from the corner of Twelfth and
Los Angeles streets, running parallel
with Main street via Carlisle street, to
York, then due south to the junction of
San Pedro and Jefferson streets.
Pupils of the A class third grade may
60 to either Pine or Brooklyn-street
schools, in Districts No. IS and 20 re-
spectively; those of the fourth and sixth
to Pine-street school seventh and eighth
grades to Spring-street school in District
No. Is. OF the fifth grade in this district
those living north of Washington street
will go to the Spring-street school; those
south to oklynstreet school.
District No. 20.-Brooklyn street
school, on Brooklyn street, between
Grand avenue and Main; bounded on
the north by line running east from
the city limit via Ellis street, down
Figueroa to York street, via York to its
junction with Carlisle street, on the east
side by line from the junction OF York
and Carlisle due south to the junction of
San Pedro and Jefferson, on the south by
the city limit, on the west by the CITY
limit. Pupils of the sixth grade in this
district will 60 to Pine street school, in
District No. 1S; seventh and eighth
grades will go to Spring street school, in
District No. Is.
The High School is in rooms G and f
OF the Spring street building. Senior.
middle and junior classes will report at
8 80 A. NJ. sub-junior, or ninth grade, at
1P.M.
The night school will open at the
Spring street building, when sufficient
number of nuDils have aprolIod "a al