Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22

fourth; Miss Maggie 'Donoughue, fifth !;
Mrs. Marian E. Blake, sixth Mr.. M. c..
Bettinger, principal.
%. San Pedro stfeet-Miss Nettie
M. Dick, first; Miss Eliza p. Myrick,
second and third and principal; Mrs.
Earl Parsons, fourth and fifth.
%. Stanton avenue-Miss Mary S.
Murphy, first and second and principal :;
Miss Ella Caruthers, third and fourth
"A. Seventh street-Miss Ella H.
Kane. first; Miss Louise L. Williamson,
second and third; Miss Mary E. Foy,
fourth and fifth and principal.
20. Ninth street-Miss Cora M.
Getchell, first: Miss Susie N. Vaughn,
second; Miss Estelle Cowan, third Miss
Emma q. Kane, fourth; Miss Margaret
F. Philipson, fifth; Miss Minnie Devin,
sixth; Miss Maggie Tracy, seventh; /;
Miss Mary F. Claypool, eighth; Mrs.
Emma A. Hanchette, principal.
70. Carey street-Miss M. Louise
Hutchinson, first; Miss Louise A. Will
Jams, second and principal; Miss Ade-
laide o. Vose, third; Mrs. Ella F.
O'Gorman, fourth and fifth.
Wilson, X; Miss Mary A. Cook, first; {;
Alice j. Gushing, third Miss Ida NJ.
Williams, fourth; Miss Mary B. Alex
ander, fifth; Miss Albertina Wiseman,
sixth; Mrs. Maggie j. Henry, seventh !;
Mr.. Charles L. Ennis. principal.
2S. Railroad and Ann streets-Miss
Ella E. Clark, K; Miss Nora Tracy, first !;
Miss Jennie G. Gould, second; Miss
Sarah Laventhal, third Miss Mollie A.
O'Connor, fourth; Miss Lottie Mathis,
fifth; Miss Corrinne Lynch, sixth; Mrs.
M. A. White, principal.
27. Macy street-Miss Jeanne Rose,
first grade; Miss Margaret E. Click,
second and third; Miss Ida d. Hall,
fourth; Miss Addie G. Murray, fifth and
principal.
80. Corwell avenue-Miss Kate Nc
Carthy, first grade and principal; Miss
Laura L. Boquist, second and third
Mrs. Ada w. North, fourth; Miss Mary
E. Stewart, fifth.
81. Breed street-Miss Grace Muir
doch, first and second grades; Mrs.
Kate L. Madden, third and fourth; Miss
Vesta A. Olmstead, fifth and sixth and
principal; Miss Anna G. Murphy, sew
enth and eighth.
32 First street-Miss Marie E. Muir
doch, first and second grades and prin-
cipal; Miss Lizzie A. Mckenzie, third
and fourth.
33. High school-Miss Agnes M.
Mclean, calisthenics and expression;
Miss Louisa j. Kendall, English; Mr..
Leroy d. Brown, Greek and natural
science; Miss M. Helen Wooster, Latin
and physiology; Miss Alma S. Brigham,
Latin; Miss Genevieve Sharpe, mathe-
matics Miss Clara Lillibridge, mathe-
matics Mrs. Margaret J Frick, English;
Miss Florence A. Dunham, history;
Mrs. Mary L. Chapman, vice-principal,
natural science; Miss Elizabeth A.
Packard, principal, literature.
Drawing-Mrs. G. p Bradfeld.
Writing-Mr. L. B. lawson
Music-Mr. j. G. Dunster.
Mr.. Mcintosh, of the building COM
mittee, made the following recommended
tions:
That the petition of C. G. Williams,
contractor for the Second and Beaudrv
street school building, for an extension
of time of thirty days, be granted.
Adopted.
That the old building at Seventh street
be allowed to remain where it now
stands, within six feet of the foundation
of the new building, and that it be sold
when the board receives a reasonable
bid for it. Adopted.
That the little cottage on the Amelia
street school lot be sold to Mrs. Pritch-
ard on the terms proposed by her, and
that the secretary prepare an agreement
for her to sign, and request that the
building be removed as soon as possible
to enable the work on the other build
ing to progress. Adopted.
That the secretary be instructed to
advertise for bids for the addition OF two
rooms to San Pedro-street school, the
bids to include the removal of the pres
ent building to the center of the lot, and
the material on the lot to be used in the
foundation of the new building.
Adopted
That the president and secretary be
authorized to sign the demand for the
San Pedro street lot as soon as the deed
is presented and the certificate of title
is continued to date, to enable the
board to commence the removal of the
building to its proper place.
This recommendation gave rise to a
lengthy discussion, which resulted, how
ever in its adoption by a vote OF to l.,
Mr.. Powers refusing to vote and Mr..
Whaling being in the negative.
That all school sites hereafter pur-
chased be not less than $50 feet front bv
$50 feet in depth, or 200 feet in depth,
if possible. Adopted.
That water tanks be placed in the
tower of the new high school building,
and if bids have not already been re-
ceived for the electrical appliances, the
secretary be instructed to advertise for
the same. Adopted.
That the secretary advertise for bids
for the supply OF blinds in all school
buildings not now furnished with the
same, and that home manufacturers shall
have the preference. Adopted.
That the secretary be instructed to
advertise for bids for the addition of four
rooms to the Breed.street school build
ing. Adopted.
That the report of the chief janitor be
received and filed for future reference.
Adopted.
Several other unimportant matters
having been disposed Of, the board ad-
journed until Monday evening next.
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