Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-04
to meet this morning at 8 O'Clock at the
corner OF Fourth and Main streets.
Carriages for the Mayor and city Off
GERS will be in waiting at the City Hall at
9:45 a. NJ. sharp.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
Important Session of the Board OF
Education.


Education.
The Board OF Education met last night
DR.. Crawford in the chair, and full
Board and Superintendent w. M. Fries.
ner and Deputy Superintendent Mrs. A.
S. Averill present.
The Committee on Teachers reported
the following for election: Miss E. M.
Snyder, Miss Mary E. McGraw, Miss
Mary A. Henderson, Mrs. Alberta n.
Baker, Miss Louise G. Grove, Miss Ella
M. Dixon, Miss Annabel Tuttle, Miss
Frances V. Harrow, Miss A. Genevieye
Sharp. Miss Bertha E. Gordon, Arthur
r. Baker, Miss Helen E. Hunt, Miss A.
F. Hutchings, Miss Kate Mccarthy. Miss
Jeanne Ross, Miss Minnie M. Perley,
Miss Jessie p. Frater, Miss g.
Q. Vivian, Miss Marie E. Muir
dock, Miss Mary Stewart, Miss
Ida: Teed, Miss gamma G. Murphy,
Miss A. L. Williamson, Mrs. A. w
North, N. 9. Bettinger, Miss Jennie Nc
Carthy, Miss Nettie Getchell, Miss Cora
;. Slack, Miss Mary A Cook, Mrs. Mar
ian r. Blake, Miss Addie G. Murray,
Miss Emma B. Wait, Mrs. E. A. Han
chette, Miss Selma Burston, Mrs.
Julia Hornback, Miss Blanche Leviele,
Miss Maggie Tracy, Miss Hattie F.
Cover, Miss Lizzie F. Keller, Miss Cora
M. Getchell, Miss Adeline Verhave, Miss
Mary Mcdonald, Mrs. F. ]. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. 9. G. Bubois, Miss N. J.. Miller,
Miss Lizzie p. Tully, Miss Ella Feeney,
d. ID. Burnett, Miss Grace Murdock,
Miss Isabel Overman, Miss Clotilda A.
Grunsky, Miss Adele Philips, Miss M.
Helen Wooster, Geo. D. Rowland, Mrs.
Martha A.. White, Miss Nora Tracy,
Miss Clara Stoltenberg, Miss Fannie H.
Quesnel, Miss Martha M. Knapp, Mrs.
n: F. W. Pond, Miss E. Bengough, Miss
Clara Bruere. Miss Nora L. Desmond,
Miss Matte H. Wilson, Miss Mary
Cowan, Miss Ella Fleishman, Miss E. j.
Gibson, Miss Nellie F. Ray, Miss Cecilia
Aud, Miss Regina Weinshank, Amos
W: Plummer, Mrs. Margaret J..
Frick, Mrs. Mary L. Chap
man, Miss Lizzie A. Packard,
Fred II. Clark, Miss Louise Hutchinaen,
Miss Minnie S. Baxter, Miss M. A. Par
melee, Mrs. Laura Nj. Fortson, Miss
Vesta A. Olmstead, Miss H. o. Ander-
son, Miss Isabel Conn, Miss Minnie De-
vim, Miss Margaret K. Scott, Miss Net
tie NJ. Dick, Miss Leonora Hassler, Miss
Carrie Brauer, Miss Miriam F. Kooser,
Miss Alice G. Gray, Miss Emma Griffiths,
Miss l. M. Mccormack, Miss ]. M. Hen
derson, Miss Nellie M. Fitzmier,
Miss Eliza P. Myrick, Mrs. G. P. Brad
ford, Lewis B. Lawson, Miss Alice
Nichols, H. A. Smith, Miss Catherine Z.
Wilson, Miss Maggie A. Huston, Miss
May H. Revine. Miss Belle Bruce, Miss
Louise A. Williams. Miss Alice Reeves,
Miss Margaret S. Clark, Miss Josephine
NJ. Dryden, Miss Clara Lillibridge, Miss
Hattie Taylor, Miss Esther L. Strauss,
Miss Amelia A. Dranga, Miss Mary
s. Moody, Miss Marion A. Rouse, Miss
Augusta Root, Miss Lucy M. Grant,
Miss Lizzie A. Mckenzie, Miss Carrie
w. Atkinson, Sam'l N. Withrow, Miss
CorTine King, Miss Emma T. White,
Mrs. Ellen l.. HUE, Mrs. Dora Broad
we'll, Miss Virginia Griffin, Miss Lucy
D. Mcconnell, Miss Maggie A. Desmond,
Miss Penn H. Munday, Miss Mable
Davisier.
On motion of Mr.. Embody the report
of the committee was adopted and the
teachers were elected at the pleasure of
the Board.
The Salary Committee recommended
that the salary of Superintendent Fries
ner be fixed at $3.50 per month, Deputy
Superintendent Mrs. A. S. Averill, at
$l25 per month, Mr.. Henry, the Chief
Janitor, at $115 per month, and Assist
ant Janitor at $40 per month. Carried.
A petition from Miss S. Burston for the
use of school room during vacation, was
read and referred to the Building Com
mittee with power to act.
The report Of the architect, George G..
Keyes, who was employed to examine
the Brooklyn-street school building was
read and adopted and ordered placed on
file. A communication from VIM. Cur
lett and Godfrey Hargitt on the same
school house was read at the request OF
MIR. A. M. Edelman, architect, and placed
on file. The whole subject was referred
to the Building Committee, especially ap-
pointed for the Brooklyn-street school
building with power to take such action
as it may deem necessary.
Deputy Superintendent Mrs. A. s..
Ayerill was granted leave of absence
for the month of July. 1t was decided
to reopen the schools on the first Mon
day in October, alter which the Board
adjourned.
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