Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CHOOSES
A SET OF TEACHERS.
Professor Dahl Reinstated as Teacher of
Languages-Bids for the New
School-house.

Inc lily board OF EQuCauOn met IN Spe-
cial session last evening, the chief purpose
being the election of teachers for the ensu-
ing year. Present-Directors Todd, Tufts.
Senate, Chapman, Hopley, Davis and Skel-
ton. Absent-Director Martin.
Principal Pond of the High School ap-
peared before the Board and gave reasons
why the position of fourth assistant in that
school should be made an all-day one. He
said the junior class for the coming term
would be SO large as to require full-day
teacher in that position. He spoke COM
mendingly of the interest shown by Mrs.
Tryon in her classes during the past term,
and Gid not think her salary had been
commensurate with her work.
Director Shelton moved that the fourth
assistant be made an all-day teacher. and
that the salary be fixed at $50 per month.
Director Hopley moved as a substitute
that the position be made an all.day one
and that the salary be fixed at 500 per
month. So ordered
Director Todd moved that the salaries of
the Vice Principals of the Sacramento and
Capital Grammar Schools be fixed at 500
per month, instead of $110, as at present.
Carried.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
Director Davis nominated Professor Dahl
for teacher of Languages in the High
School.
Director Todd moved that the election
be postponed until the meeting on the last
Monday in August. He had reasons for
believing the gentleman not competent, but
by the next meeting he might learn to the
contrary.
On motion of Director SHELTON. citizens
who were present were invited to address
the Board in behalf OF Professor Dahl. and
remarks were made by one of the gentle
men, who referred to the high accomplish
ments possessed by Professor Dahl, and
spoke of his success in his native country
as well as here. Professor Dahl stood
ready, he said, to undergo the most thor
ough examination to which he might be
submitted by the Faculty of the State Uni
versity.
After some further remarks, Director
Chapman moved that the roll be called on
the election of Professor Dahl, with the re-
suit that he received the votes of all the
Directors, except Chairman Todd.
The latter explained his vote by saving
that, with the information before him he
did not feel that he could vote for Profess
sor Dahl at this time, but hoped that he
could do so further on.
The other teachers were then elected as
follows:
High Scbool-James II. Pond, Principal;
Mrs. E. B. Purnell, First Assistant; Fred
erick de Laguna, Second Assistant: Chris
tan Dahl, Third Assistant; Eveline Aull,
Fourth Assistant.
Sacramento Grammar School-Mary ].
Watson, Principal; Annie G. Weeks, Vice
Principal; Lizzie Griffin, first grade; Jen-
ME Burke, Maria Darlington, Minnie
Barley, second grade; Emma Hughes,
Mrs. Jennie kilgour, Mollie Brown, Lillian
Piper, third grade; Lizzie O'9rien, Addie
L. Hughes, Orpha Butler, Laura Toll,
Lucy Hinkson, fourth grade
Capital Grammar School,. w. John
son, Principal; Mrs. M. D. Merrill, Vice
Principal Minnie Keifer, Irene Richard
son, second grade; Minnie Sweeney, Nellie
Todd, Amelia Duggan, third grade: Jen-
ME Anderson, Louise Conrad, Inie ellis,
Sue V. Heard, fourth grade; Harriet Nc
Cormack, Supervising Principal Primary
Schools.
Twenty,frst and L-Julian johnson,
Principal; Josie Regain, Vice Principal;
Ella McCleery, third grade; Mrs. Mary
Maggie, fourth grade Annie G. Montgom-
cry, fifth grade; Mrs. J. r. Browne, Sixth
grade; Maggie McFall, seventh grade;
Winnie G. Devine, Katie VIM, eighth
grade.
Fifth Grade-Katie Brier, Thirteenth and
6; Mary Woods, Thirteenth and G; Julia
Smith, Seventh and G.; Lille Crowell, Sew
enth and 6; Laura Phillips, Fourth and
Q; Nettie Hopley. Fourth and Q; CANINE
Mason, Tenth and Q; Jennie Govan, Tenth
and Q; Lille Blue, Sixteenth and n.
Sixth Grade-Bertie Van Guelder, Thir-
teenth and 6; Hattie Frazee, Thirteenth
and @; Mollie Johnston, Seventh and G;
Maggie Little, Seventh and G; Lizzie M
Bernard, Fourth and Q: Nellie Miller,
Fourth and Q; Mrs. NJ. f. Allen, Tenth
and Q; Ida Miller, Tenth and Q; Helen
Egl, Sixteenth and n.
Seventh Grade-Henrietta Hersom, Thir-
teenth and G; Laura E. Hess, Thirteenth
and 6; Mary McManus, l. Tenth and
Eleventh; Florence Chapman, Seventh and
6; Emma Doherty, Seventh and G; Pau
line Eilers, Fourth and Q; frankie Spauld-
ing, Fourth and Q; Buyrdie Biggs, Tenth
aud Q; Maggie Paine, Tenth and @; BERTHE
Piper, Sixteenth and N; Dora Davis, Six
teenth and n.
Eighth Grade = Bertha Ebert AMI
Thirteenth and G; Emma Kleinsorge "a. N.
Thirteenth and g; Carrie Bellmer IA. NJ
Seventh and G; Jennie Shook, (A.M1,
Fourth and Q; Ada Flynn "a. NJ Fourth
and Q; Alice Smith (A.M), Tenth and
Q; Lucy Heard "a. ny, Tenth and O:
Henrietta Andriott a. NJ J, Sixteenth and
\; Alice Heavy Up. NJ }. Thirteenth and G.:
Eva Bennett, (P. ny, Thirteenth and G.
Nettie Price, (P.M), Seventh and G; Eda
Ebert Up. NJ, Seventh and G; Louise
Smith (P. M, Fourth and Q; Belle Peyran
(P M, Fourth and Q; Ada Tenbrook (P
NJ, Tenth and @; Mrs. a Winans, Up. MY,
Tenth and Q; Mary Griffin (P. NJ. }, Six
tenth and N
Ungraded-Mrs. Ellen Taylor, PRINCIPAL
Ungraded, No. l, Twenty-seyentn and j:
Laura kim, Assistant, Twenty seventh and
j; Sarah NJ. Jones, Ungraded No ., O, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth: Mrs. NJ L. Bassett,
Ungraded No. 3, Nineteenth and L: Nellie
Ogden, Assistant, Nineteenth and L: Mrs
NJ. E, Mumford, Principal, Twenty-fourth
and n; Bell Henley, First Assistant.
Twenty-fourth and n; Eta Bockrath, Sec
| ond Assistant, Twenty fourth and n;
Helen Tower, Third Assistant, Twenty
fourth and n; Annie Neary, Fourth Assis-
tant, Twenty fourth and \.
Special-Max Lipowitz, Teacher of Ger
man; Max Lipowitz, Principal of Night
School; Miss May o Neil, Assistant Night
School.
observation-disclosures Roth, Ada Richard
son, Jennie A. Crofton Belle Wilkins.
Janitors-Mrs. Otis, High School; D. S.
Jackson, Sixteenth and J; James Patter-
son, Tenth and P; Emma Klees, Thirteenth
and O. +. r Dodge. Seventh and G; WILL
lam Goddard, Fourth and @; J. n. Wolfe,
Tenth and Q; A. Grubbs, 0, Ninth and
Tenth; Mrs. Catherine Meyers, Sixteenth
and NJ Mrs. Jeffreys, Twenty -fourth and
n; Mrs. A. johnson, Twenty seventh and
]; Mrs. v Lawler, l, Tenth and Eleventh;
Mrs. McTierney, Twenty-first aud l..
The Board then took up the matter of
the plans for the new school house at
Twenty and L streets, prepared by
architect Hamilton, and they were adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to advertise
for proposals for the building of the school,
After allowing the pay roll for the month
the Board adjourned.