Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-16
AROUND THE CITY.
Teachers Assigned by the
Board of Education.
A CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH
Died of Lockjaw on the Road to
the H0spital-0ther Inter
esting Events.

D1eO OF U0cBJaW On tne kOau Ct
the Hospital-Other Inter
esting Events.
The Board of Education met in regular
session last night in the Council Cham
ber, President A. E. Pomeroy in the
chair, and Messrs. Cox, Ellis, Frew, Cos.
per, Mcintosh, Powers, Whaling and
Woodbury., and Superintendent Friesne,
in attendance. A petition was received
from H. D. Burnett ct al. with reference
to school site, and referred to the Build
ing Committee.
The reports of the Finance and Build
ing Committees were adopted as read.
The Committee on Furniture and Sup
plies recommended the acceptance of the
following bids for supplies: Phil. Hirsch-
field & Co., $494 65; Lazarus & Melzer,
s611 03; G. w. Cook, 1914 so; Merrill &
Cook, $135.50; Stoll & Thayer, $1S7 rs !;
amounting in the aggregate to So, ,243 .43
all of which were adopted as read.
The Committee on Teachers reported
the resignation of the Misses Gertrude
Taft and Caroline Furber, and recon-
mended as teachers the Misses L. Bowen,
H. Anderson, M. H. Perry and M. Dunn
and Mr.. w. d. Townsend. The report
was adopted unanimously, and on mo-
ton of Gov. Gosper, the Superintendent
was instructed to notify the ladies OF the
acceptance of their designations,
Mr.. Woodbury., on behalf of the Com
mittee on Classification, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was una nj
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, the experiment of having
the Principals Of the Eighth and Spring
street Schools devote all their time to
the duties of their offices has proved en-
tirely successful and satisfactory, there
fore be it
Resolved, that the Principals of all
buildings of eight or mora rooms shall,
in future, devote all their time to the
supervision of their respective buildings,
and that, in the performance OF their
duties, they shall exemplify the work of
every class and grade under their charge
by teaching each subject before the
pupils and teachers as often as prac-
ticable.
The Committee on Rules, Regulations
and Classification presented the follow
ing report--an assignment of Principals
hIlu tCdCllCIb lOl bllc uluCIoUb bChOCl6 lOi
the ensuing year, the same being subject
to change at any time at the pleasure of
the board:
and Miss NJ. A. Henderson, Principal.
Hellmsn-street School-Misses Mary E. Nc
Graw, J. Kendall. Nora Desmond. Emma
Gri rifiths, Virginia Griffin, Ella Stoltenberg,
F. V Harrow, Ella NJ Dixon, Mesdames Ger
trude Croft NJ. j. Greeman, and Miss Janet
Henderson, Principal.
Hattie Taylor, Florence Hamilton, Maggie Hus-
ton. and Mary Mcdonald Principal.
Griffin-avenue School-Misses NJ. Quayle,
A F. Hutchings, NJ. A. Baright, Bertha wilkins,
and Helen K. Hunt Principal.
Macy-street School-Misses Margaret Click,
Ida Hall, Helen W. Davis, Mrs Maggie Henry,
and Miss Jeanne Ross, Principal
Breed street schooi-Miss Grace Mu,dock,
Miss Calthea Vivian, Miss Lizzie Mckenzie,
Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. Kate Madden, Miss A.
C. Murphy; Miss Vesta A. Olmstead. Principal
Railroad sire 1T School-Miss Jennie G. Gould,
Miss C. D'Ancoua. Miss Nora Tracy, Miss Mary
H. Rennie, Miss Corinne Lynch; Mrs. M. A
White, Principal
Amelia-street school-Miss Jennie Mccarthy,
Mrs. Mary A. Cook, Miss Lucy Grant Miss
Miriam Kooser, Mis- Lillian Bowers, Mrs A. T.
Williams; Miss Addie G, Murray, Principal;
Garey-street School-Miss N. L. Hutchinson,
Miss Louise A. Williams Mrs e. F. O'Gorman,
Miss Blanche Leveile; Mrs. E. A. Hanchette,
Principal.
seventh street school.-Miss Ella Il. Kane.
Miss williamson, Miss Margaret Phillip
son; Mr.. c. L. Ennis, Principal
Grant street School-Miss Mary Murphy.
Aurora street School-Miss Ida Williams.
Castelar-street School-Miss Cora Barnum,
Miss Cora Getchell. Miss Alice Reeves, Miss
NJ l. Benedict Mrs Mrs Mary Haskell Miss Miss
Principal; Mrs. G. G. Du Bois, Priacipal
Temple. street school-Miss Hattie F. Cover
Miss Martha Bradley Miss Lizzie B. Oliver, Miss
Len ora Bassler, ]. B. Millard, Miss Rose H.
Hardenburg, Vice Principal; Mrs. Ella ], Belts,
Principal.
Isabel Overman, Miss Cora Slack. Miss Fanny
P. Wright. Miss Adele Phillips, Mrs. M. A. p
Smith, Miss Kate Bronsseau, Miss Augusta
ter, Miss Emily Rice; Mr.. spurgeon Riley,
Principal.
Pesrfstreet school-Miss Lizzie Schultz; Mrs.
Dora H Broadwell, Principal.
Normal Primary-Miss Clara Stoltenberg,
Miss Fannie H. ouesnel. and Miss NJ. NJ.
Knapp, Principal.
Spring street School-Miss Clara Burr, Mrs.
N F W. Pond, Miss Nellie Henry, Miss E.
Bengough, Miss L. D. Mcconnell, Miss Maggie
Tracy. Miss ". H, Wilson, Miss Eleanor Joy,
Getsnell. Miss Cecilia Auld, Mr. James L.
smith, Miss Edith M. Joy. Miss Esther l..
Strauss, M. H. Housh, and Miss E. J. Gibson,
High school-Misses A. G. Sharp, Clara
Lillibridge, F. A. Dunhsm; Mesdsm mes NJ. J.,
Frick, NJ. L. Chapman; Mr.. F. H. Clark, Princi-
pal; Miss l. A, Packard. vice.Principal.
Lizzie Moore. NJ. A. Parmalee, Maggie
O'Donoughue, Nellie Shine. Minnie Devin, L.
J. Campbell, Anna stewart, Mary Foy, and
Tenth street scnool-Mrs L. M. Fortson Miss
Mabel Rorick, Mary 8. Moody, and Sarah @.
Reese, Principal.
Blake, Misses Clara Bruere, Nettie NJ D D.ck,
and L. F. Keller, Principal.
Pine-street school-Misses Belen Q. Ander-
son, Ida Mccormick. N. ]. Miller; Miss Bertha
Gordon, Principal; Miss Anne Bruner VICE
Principal
8. Griswold, and Eliza Myrick, Principal
Brooklyn. street School-Mrs Penn Munday,
he Misses Nellie Fitzmier, Adeline Verhave;
Mr.. M C, Bettinger,. Principal, and Miss Alice
Gray, Vice-Principal
cipal of Drawing; Mr.. L. B. lawson, Principal
OF Writing, and Miss Clotilde Crunsky, Office
Work
The report was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Woodbury. explained that no one
had yet been assigned to the night
school, and that the church hitherto used
at the end of the Temple-street road was
not obtainable at present.
Mr., Whaling's resolution, providing
for the renting of suitable rooms for
school purposes where there are none
belonging to the city, was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Ellis, the matter
of furnishing the new quarters of the
board in the City Hall, was referred to
the Committee on Supplies, with power
to act.
The board then adjourned.
SCALDEb TO DEATH.