Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-12
STATE BOARD 0r. EDUCATION.
Meeting Saturday Condition of the New
Books ninla,,nas Grantad

-ASe1bS Saturday Condition OF the New
BOOKS Diplomas Granted.
The State 6oard of Education met in the
Office OF the Superintendent of Public In
struc>fon Saturday morning. All the men,
GERS were present except Governor Water
man. Professor Allen, of the San Jose
Normal School, presided.
Superintendent Holt, as Secretary of the
Board reported that, under the standing
resolution of the Board, he had ordered
printed and bound since the last meeting
of the board, 10000 Second Readers, 10000
Third Readers, $4,000 Spoilers, 10000 Ad-
vanced Arithmetics, 10000 Grammars, 25,-
600 Histories.
The total number of books ordered to
date 100000 First Readers, 115,000 Second
Readers, 10000 Third Readers, 130, 900
Spoilers, 115,000 Advanced Arithmetics, So
600 Primary Number Lessons, 70,000 Gram
mars, $4,000 United States Histories. To-
tai, 100000.
Books sold to November 1st 81 ,S33 First
Readers, 1908 Second Readers, 81, ,S9S
Third Readers, 77,061 Spoilers, 35, ,095 Ad-
vanced Arithmetics, II, 1850 Primary Num-
Der Lessons, 80, 435 Grammars, $4,000 His
tories. Total number sold, 480, 760. Amount
Of money received for same, $l52092 81.
a resolution was adopted to the effect
that holders of educational diplomas when
| applying for life diplomas may file either a
hrst-grade certificate or their educational
diplomas with the State Board of Educa-
ton.
LIFE DIPLOMAS.
Life diplomas were granted to the follow
ing named persons upon the recommends
tons of various County Boards OF Educa-
Elise NJ. Asmus, Minnie G. Bassham
Bernard, Emma F. Buswell, Mary E. Brad
ley, Lyman W. Babcock. Mary 1. Brown,
Mary E. Crowley, Frank A. Cromwell,
Margaret E. Curry, Earl B. Cronkhite
Eleanor l.. Ciprico, Fannie E. Coleman,
Kate Conklin, Belle S. Cromwell, Martha
a. Colby, Natalia Fl. Davis. Agnes Effey,
Flora M. Fuller, George W. Frick, Eunice
Gallagher, John G. Gwartney, Lucy W.
Halle, Robert ]. Ham ilton, Edward Hyatt,
Lizzie NJ. Hampton, Belle Heney, William
A. Hershiser. Ella F. W. Haley, Julia
Kane, Mary E. Kertchum, Maggie Kel-
Ter, Rosa Klssling, Emily S. Loud,
Jennie S. Markley, Kate H. Menary, Alonzo
w Mock, Arthur Mock, Lena NJ. Myers,
Maine Mills, Addie Marsh, Laola l. Ma
son, Georgia G. Morse, Annette D. Miley.
Kate F. 0 Hars, Annie E Peck, Johanna
c. Sheehan, Eli G. Snyder, Attic T. Star
bird, Emma E. Smith, Lizzie Stimson, Liz
zie Shaw, Clarence S. Smith, Flora Med.
Shearer Emily ]. Turner, Stella G. Trask,
Emelie L. Williamson, Madge A. Welsh,
Lizzie NJ. Griffin, Josie j. Regan, Minnie
Sweeney. Luella Gillespie, Lizzie w. Stout,
Ellen Sobey, II. W. Chapman, Frank P.
Montgomery, Nettie B. Wilcox, MAY NJ.
Fitz Gerald, Susie E. Jacobs, Angie c.
Palmer. William A. Sickler, Lottie E. Ben
edict.
EDUCATIONAL DIPLOMAS.
Educational diplomas were granted 70
the following named individuals, they hav-
ing complied with all the requirements of
the law: Henry c. Adams, Laura Aull,
Dora L. Abrams, Mary E. allen, Minnie C.
Bassham, Helen F. Buckley, Helen A.
Burbank, Benjamin J. Bither. Ada f.
Brown, George w. Beattie Eulalia A.
Brink, Mary G. Burnhouse, Kate F. Brom-
ly, Arthur b. Baker, Jennie E. Bryson.
Louise K. Behrens, Mary T. Chew, Law.
renee Copeland, Walter Nj. Greed, VIII R.
Carpenter, Emma R. Child, Charlotte
ents, Ida E. Clark, Louise A. Cullen,
Crockett NJ. Crawford Ben Brodie Carey,
Eva l.. Demuth, Carrie i. Drake, Andrew
b. Downing, Emma L. Doherty, Anna NJ.
Dalzeil, Alice j. Entrorstle, Maggie L.
Fountain, Mary f. Farrell, Flora N. Fuller.
Marguierette a. Fennel, Elmer E Gardner.
Sophia ]. Gilchrist John J. Gill, Sadie H.
Graves, Clara M. Grubbs, Albert G. Garri-
son, Emily Grant, Lottie G. Hahmann,
Emma NJ. Henicke, Kate Henry, Clara
A. Hoppe, Phebe L. Hosmer,
Blanche Huber, Lizzie B. Harrigan, George
U. Rowland, Rachel H. Harrington,
L. Jones, Eugenia Jamison, Cassie L. Ives.
May E. knight, Frank S. Knauer, Nellie
Kershaw, Amelia Leake, Annette d. Milev.
Kate Manderville, Leola l. Mason, Lily M.
Manner, Cannie Mason, Sarah II. Macaulv
Freeman B. Mills, Rose Meehan,
Ely S. Mahoney, Matte McHarry'
W. NJ. MacKay, Birdie McClenathan, Laura
McFarlsne, Ella C. McNeely, Andrea Nor
ton, Kate Newman, Anna Newcum, Minnie
l.. OHara, Minnie O'Rourke, Clara NJ.
Ously, Katie NJ. 'Brien, Fanny W. Rogers,
Katie K. Rowe, Seldom E. Redden, Olive
L: Richmond, Nellie Stewart Effie Sargent,
VIM. A. Sleep, Paul Sanford, Katie F,
Slack, Elizabeth NJ Sherman. Mary
F. Spauldipg, Cecilia G. Santif, LYNN
S. Sanford, Maggie A Sullivan. Mer-
Gle Tucke, May W. Tyler, Lottie Tubbs,
Eda NJ. Van Duyne, Ella H. Woodwork,
Virginia n. Wills, Isabella c. Woodland.
Maud K. Bristol. Annie Cline. Sarah F.
Donnelly, Sarah Fox, May E. Hops, An
gele G. Karatar, Fannie Mooney. Alice
Young, Sadie f. Fairfield, j. f. Utter.
The life diploma of Emory Watkins was
revoked, his county certificate having been
revoked by the Ell Dorado County Board of
Education.
The completion of the Elementary Gram
mar was reported to be nearly completed.
Satisfactory progress was reported in the
compilation of the Physiology and Ele-
mentary Geography
The applications of several parties for
life and educational diplomas were denied,
because their certificates had expired and
for other informalities.
demand of Sarah P. Monks for 500,
in payment for work done on the designs
for the Physiology, was ordered paid.