The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-13
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Increased School Accommodation
Arranged For.
Contract Accepted for q More General In.
PRODUCTION of Water Filters-Other
Business Transacted.

The Board of Education met last night,
Frank Dalton presiding. Directors Stone,
James. Ford, Wempe, Mcdonald, Flint and
1ams were present.
The requests of Miss A. A. Carey of Fair
mount School for State educational
diploma, and of Miss Rebecca Alexander for
life diploma, were referred 10 the Com
mittee on Credentials and Qualifications.
A communication from Harvey & Graves,
stating that their bid for the heating and
yentilating of the proposed Girls High
School, was reduced to $780, owing to a
corrected telegram from the patentee, was
referred TO the Committee on School-houses
and Sites.
The following letter from Misses L. A.
Orr, A. Kinds, NJ. Forten, X. Malone, S.
Folsom, p. Forter, i. r. Chase, L. Louder
bach and Z. L. Williamson was read and
filed:
To the Board Of Education: We respectfully
REPRESENT to you as follows: On October 80,
1885,. first grade teachers certificates were
Issued 10 and TO Mrs. Eta Schaubel and
others by this board. On April 8. 1880. reso-
luton passed to the effect that that action OF
tie board be rescinded. On August 81, 1890.
the action Of April 9th was reScinded ''0nly SO
far as II relates 10 The case of Mrs. Schaubel,
ETC." As The case OF Mrs. Schaubel and Of each
OF US Is Identical in principle. we very respect
fully appeal TO your sense OF justice, and ask that
Inc RESOLUTION OF April Sln De fesclnded as 10
each aud all OF US.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The following report Of the Committee on
School-houses and Sites was adopted: We
recomme nd the bids for painting and plumb
ing the Girls High School be awarded as
follows: William Winter, painting, $3.50.
and Fritz 81 Kean. plumbing, $500; and
that the b DIS for heating, timing and roofing
be laid over until next week
The Committee on Class ficaton reported
having made the following transfers of
teachers: Miss F. L. Soule trom Lincoln
Grammar School to Noe and Temple-streets
School, Miss Ellen A. Sleator IRON Noe
and Temple-sireets School to Lincoln Gram
mar School, Miss Adeline Ephraim from
Church-street Primary to Bernal Heights
School.
for State diplomas: Miss Marguerite Moore
and Miss Evelyn K. AShmead for life di-
plomas, and Mrs. Essie Schmitt and Miss
Kate j. Riley for State educational di-
plomaS.
Appointments from the day-school sub
sttuie class were recommended as follows:
Miss L. NJ. Fredericks to the Church-street
Primary, Mrs. Essie Schlniit to the Pacific
Heights Grammar School. and Miss Georgina
Eidenmuller to the Jefferson Primary.
Rudolph Herold was recommended to be
elected 10 the position of assistant teacher
OF mechanical drawing in the Lincoln Even
ing School, dating from August 18th last.
The report was adopted.
The Committee ON Janitors recommended
that Mrs. Z. McGrath, janitress of the
Haight-street Primary School, be dismissed,
the dismissal dating from the LIST inst, and
that Mrs. A. O'Mara be appointed instead.
The recommendation was approved.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GRANTED.
The recommendation Of the Committee on
Rules and Regulations that of absence
be granted TO teachers as follows was
granted: Mrs. J. j. Connolly, assistant,
South Cosmopolitan Primary, from Nuvem-
Der Sth to February Sih next; Mrs. (. NJ.
Diggs, assistant, Columbia Primary, from
November 1st to 18th; Miss c. Fleury as
siStant, Longfellow Primary, from Novem-
Der 1st to February 1st next; Miss Mary 4.
Moran, assistant, North Cosmopolitan
Grammar, from November 1st to 9th; Miss
V. +. Aldrich, assistant, Greenwich-street
Primary from November 18th to end of
school year.
The Committee on Credentials and Quail
fcations recommended that Miss Laura
May Blake and Miss Jennie Bowman be APP
pointed TO the day-school substitute class.
The recommendation was approved.
On motion of Director Stone the Com
structed to rent rooms and establish classes
in Eureka Valley, and also for Hermann
street School, which Is overcrowded.
Director Stone moved that the offer of the
Rapid Safety Filter Company, to place
filters in twenty of the larger schools at a
rental of So month for each school, be ac-
cepted.
The motion was adopted and the board
adjourned.