Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-06

streets. Accommodates first four grades.
Higher grades go to Sixteenth street
school. Miss Eliza p. Myrick, principal.
No. 23-School house on Staunton av-
enue, near Sixteenth street. District
bounded by Tenth, Alameda, Ninth,
Los Angeles river, south city line and
Central avenue. Accommodates first
four grades. Fifth and sixth grades 60
to Seventh street school; seventh and
eighth grades 60 to Ninth street school.
Miss Mary S. Murphy, principal. All
pupils in this district will report at Sew
enth street school, where they will at
tend in afternoon session for a few weeks
until the building is completed.
No. "a. School house at corner
Seventh and Lemon streets. District
bounded by Poplar street, Los Angeles
river, Ninth and Alameda streets. Ac
commodities first six grades. Higher
grades go to Ninth street school. Miss
Mary E. Foy, principal.
No. 25. School house at corner Ninth
street and Stanford avenue. District
bounded by Seventh, San Pedro, Fifth,
Alameda, Tenth, Vejar, Fourteenth, Los
Angeles, Twelfth and Main streets. Ac-
commodities all grades. Mrs. E. A.
Hanchette, principal.
No. 26. School house on Carey
street near First street. District
bounded by First, Alameda and
Banning streets, Los Angeles
river, Poplar, Fifth and San Pedro
streets. Accommodates first five
grades. Higher grades go to Amelia
street or Ninth street school. Miss
Louise A. Williams, principal.
NJ A,x,o1.o
street, near Sepulveda street. District
bounded by Macy street, Los Angeles
river, Banning, Alameda, First, Los
Angeles and Olivera streets. Accommo-
dates all grades. Mr.. Charles L. Ennis,
principal.
No. %. School houses on Magdalena
street, corner Railroad and Ann streets.
District bounded by Los Angeles river,
Macy, Alameda and San Fernando
streets. Accommodates first six grades.
Seventh and eighth grades go to Sand
or Amelia street schools. Mrs. M. A.
White, principal.
No. 20. School house at junction
Macy, Bridge and Brooklyn streets.
District bounded by Wabash, Enchandia,
Pacific, Bailey, Fist, Boyle and Fourth
streets, and Los Angeles river. Ac
commodities first five grades. Higher
grades go to Breed street school. Miss
Addie c. Murray, principal.
No. 30. School house at corner Corn
we'll and Sheridan streets. District
bounded by Griffin and Lancaster
avenues, east city line, Brooklyn, Ticket,
Michigan, Bailey, Pacific, Enchandia,
Wabash and mission road. Accommodates
first five grades. Higher grades go to
Breed street school. Miss Kate Nc
Carthy, principal.
No. 81. School house at corner Breed
and New York streets. District bounded
by First, Bailey, Michigan, iFicket,
Dearborn, Second, east and south city
lines, Los Angeles river, Fourth street
and Boyle avenue. Accommodates all
grades. Miss Vesta A. Olmstead, prin-
cipal.
No. 32. School house at the corner
First and Savannah streets. District
bounded by Brooklyn ave., east city
line, Second, Dearborn and Ficket
streets. Accommodates first four
grades. Higher grades 60 to Breed
street school. Miss Maria Murdoch,
principal.
No. 33. High school, situated on Cas-
| telar street, near Sand street. High
school will open in Spring street build
| ing and continue there about month,
until the completion of new High school
building. Miss E. A. Packard, princi-
pal.
The night school will open in the
Spring street building. Pupils are re-
quested to report at p. M, Oct. 6.
The eKindergartens will open Oct. Is,
which is one week later than the otht
| Eh,IIrn c,,I
years of age will be registered on Thurs
day and Friday, Oct. 9th and 10th, by
the principals of the buildings in which
the Kindergartens are to be located;
kindergarten schools are to be located
! Collado, Thirtieth, Ninth Amelia and
4 Railroad street schools and Boyle
Heights.
This redistricting of the city will cause
great deal of work, and requires pa
ents and pupils can do much to assist by
observing the following suggestions:
Let all the pupils report promptly on
district. No permits will be granted tc
attend school outside of the pupils own
district during the first week.
hequeStS lOr SuCH porl1lts VIII De reg
istered in the Office of the superinten.
dent of schools, and granted in the or
der of their application whenever there
is room.
Unless children report in their owr
district and remain there during the
first week, until the subject of transfers
can be considered, they may loose q
desk in both their own district, and il
the one to which they wish to 60 to.
These district lines are subject tC
change whenever the number of pupils
will justify.