Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The New Board Comes In-Arnua1 Finan-
ciaI Report.

The New Board Comes In-AEnual Finan-
ciaI Report.
The City Board of Educstion held spe-
cial meeting last evening in the new Office
of Observation-Disclosures Hart, il the Odd
Fellows Temple. All the members of the
Board were present, as were also the newly
elected members-W. H. Sherburn from
the First Ward, J. n. Payne from the Sec
ond, Richmond Davis from the Third, and
0. W. Erlewne from the Fourth.
Director Chapman, from the Committee
on Furniture and Supplies, reported that
he had procured stoves for certain school
rooms in need of the same.
Director Shelton, from the Committee on
Buildings and Repairs, reported that the
roof OF the Twenty-fourth and N-streets
school YVES nov in perfect condition.
The following bills were allowed: B. F.
Pike, $210; l. l. Lewis & Co., 80 cents;
Charles Stever, 81; A. S. Hopkins, SO 98;
II. R. Beard, $12 rs; J. Duffy, Sc; S. J.
Jackson, $14; G. II. Krebs, s.; G. S.
Houghton, $149 so.
Superintendent Beard submitted the fol-
lowing financial report for the year:
Ex9enditures-Repairs, 81 304 %; furni-
tnre. S3,766 30; library. $162; building,
S1l 671 50; insurance. $500 So; stationery
aud books, $2,740 16; salaries (teachers),
SOS, 287 IL janitors' salaries, s6,543 80;
miscellaneous, IS 739 A Total expendi-
lures, S1G9,062 S. Cash on hand, 1884 81.
Secretary Beard read the minutes of the
meeting.
Before sdjourning sine die, Chairman
Todd made brief remarks, thanking the
members of the Board for the many cour-
tesies he had received at their hands dur
ing The time be had dictated as menber
OF tie Board and its presiding officer. He
concluded by introducing his successor
from the Second Ward, Mr. Payne
Nj. Shelton also introduced his sue
csssor, ME. Erlewiue, and Mr.. Senate in
troducsd his colleague from the First
Ward lin the absence of Mr.. MARTINI, Mr.
Shsrburn.
Superintendent Beard made a happy
little speech, Introducing bis successor,
Albert Hart, whose worth and good looks
he highly commended.
Mr.. Hsrt responded, saying that during
the campaign which resulted in his cleo
ton he had heard of nothing having been
said or done ny his opponent, Mr.. Beard,
that was not manly in the extreme, and he
had followed the same course. Their re-
letioas hsd always been, and now are, of
the most friendly character.
The old Board then adjourned sine die,
the retiring members stepped aside and
Messrs Payne, Sher5urn and Erlewine,
the new members, took their seats.
THE NEW BOARD
| The new Board was then called to order
| for the holding Of the annual meeting of
| the Board.
The first business in order was the cleo.
| ton of President, and Director Hopley
| placed in nomination Director Chipnien.
Seconded BY Director Tufts.
| There being no other nominations Mr..
| Chapman was elected by reclamation On
taking the chair Mr.. Chapman stated that
it would be bis endeavor to preside Impair
TALLY. He announced the following COM
mites:
On Finauce-Sherburn Tufts and SEN
| atz.
Building and Repair-Davis, Hopley and
Senate
Furniture and supplies-Tufts, sherburn
and Payne
Rules and Regulat;ons-Payne, sherburr
and Hopley.
Course Of study-Erlewine, Tufts ant
Davis.
Library Hopiey, Erlewiue and Payne
Sslaries-Selatz, ErleTins and Tufts.
President Chapman suggested that an al.
l0TaOce OF So per month should be made
for keeping the superintendent Office ir
order, and i yes so ordered.
Director Davis reported that portion o
| the fence surrounding The school house a
Twenty seventh and J streets had faller
down. ana The Board ordered it repaired.
Director Eriewine said he had been in
formed tha. deep hole in tie scaool-yarC
at Thirteenth ard G streets, dug for ashes
was flied with water and WAS dangerous Il
the children.
The Building aud Repsirs Committee
vas instructed 10 look into the matter.
The Boarj then adjourned