Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-28
The Entire City Rearranged
Recently.
Necessitated by the Many New
Buildings.
Description of the New Districts and
Their Boundaries.
Where the Parents Must Send Their
Children-Locations of the Various
School Houses.

the parents an lQea as 10 Wnere 10 SEM
their children when school opens, the
new districts have been bounded and
described as follows:
District No. Corner Arroyo Seco
and Cypress avenues; bounded north
by the city limits, east and south by the
California Central railroad tracks, and
west by the river. Principal, Miss Mary
Deacon.
District No. 2-South Main-street
school, corner South Main street and
Griffin avenue; bounded north and
east by the city limits, south by Gillig
avenue, Thomas street. Kuster avenue,
Barranca street and Wells street, west
bv California Central railroad tracks.
Principal, Miss Mary f. McGraw.
District No. 3-Chestnut-street school,
corner Chestnut and Hoff streets;
bounded north by California Central
railroad tracks, east by Thurman street,
south by Chavez and Hawkins street,
west by the river. Principal, Miss Mary
A. Henderson.
District No. 4-Hellman-street school,
corner Hellman street and Downey ave-
nue.; bounded north by Wells and Bar
ranca streets and Kuster avenue, east by
Griffin avenue and Sichel street, south
by Downey avenue and Hawkins street
and west by Truman street and Califor
mia Central railroad track. Principal,
Miss Janet M. Henderson.
District No. 5-Prichard-street school,
corner Prichard street and Flora ave-
nue.; bounded N. by Gillig avenue, E.
by city limits, S. by Downey avenue and
w. by Summit avenue and Thomas
street. Principal, Miss Millie M Cox.
District No. 6--Gates-street school, on
Gates street near Hawkins; bounded
n. by Downey avenue, E. by city line,
S. by Lancaster avenue and Griffin ave-
nue. and w. by Mission road and Han
cock street. District includes both sides
of Griffin avenue. Principal, Miss Ella
M. Dixon.
District No. 7-Griffin- avenue school,
eon Griffin avenue near Darwin avenue !;
bounded N. by Chavez street, Chestnut
street, Hawkins street, Sichel street and
Downey avenue, E. by Hancock street,
S. by Mission road and Wabash avenue
and w. by the river. Principal, Miss
Helen E. Hunt.
District No. S-Castelar-street school,
corner CASTELAR, and College streets ;
bounded N. and E. by river, E. by
Southern Pacific railroad track, San Fer
nando street and Downey avenue, s..
10y Bellevue avenue and w. by Pearl and
Figueroa streets. Principal Mrs. G. G..
Du Bois.
District No. 9-Sand-street school,
corner Sand and Olive streets bounded
les street, S. by First street and w. by
Pearl street. District includes both
sides of Bellevue avenue. Principal,
Spurgeon Riley.
District No. 10-Alpine-street school,
corner Alpine street and Centennial
avenue; bounded N. by Pearl street, E.
by Pearl street, S. by First street and
w. by Figueroa street. Principal Miss
Cora S. Slack.
District No. 11-Temple-street school
corner Temple street, near Edgeware
road; bounded N. by city limits, E. by
Figueroa street, S. by First street
Lake Shore avenue and Temple street,
W. by Belmont avenue, Kent and AL
varado streets. Principal, Miss Rose H.
Hardenburg.
District No. 12-Casco-street school,
corner Casco and Temple streets
bounded n by city line, E. by Alvarado
and Kent streets and Belmont avenue,
S. by Diamond street and w. by city
line. Principal, Mrs. Grace P Clarke.
District No. 13-ColladO-street school,
corner Collado street and Northern
avenue; bounded N. by Diamond. Al.
varado and Temple streets, E. by Lake
Shore and Lucas avenues, S. by Seventh
street and w. by city line. Principal,
j. B. Millard.
District No. 14-Beaudry-streets school
Beaudry street, near Second; bounded
N. by First street, +. by Grand avenue
IS. by Seventh street and w. by Lucas
avenue. Principal, Miss Lizzie D.
Schultz.
District No. 15-Normal Primary,
pupils from all parts of the city. Princi-
pal, Mrs. Martha M. Knapp.
District No. 16-Spring-street school,
on Spring, between Fifth and Sixth
streets; bounded N. by First street, E
Iby San Pedro street, S. by Seventh,
Main to Tenth, w. by Broadway and
Grand avenue. District includes both
sides of Main street from Seventh to
Tenth. Principal, Miss Elizabeth J.
Gibson.
District No. 17-Eighth-street school
scorner Eighth street and Grand avenue
bounded N. by Seventh street, E. by
Broadway and Main, S. by Twelfth and
iPieo, w. by Nevada street. District in.
GUIDES both sides of Main from Tenth tc
Twelfth streets. Principal. Mrs. Mar
garet K. Scott.
District No. 1S-Tenth-street school
Tenth street, corner Buckley; bounded
N. by Seventh street, E. by Nevads
street, S. by Pico street, and w. by city
limits. Principal, Miss Lizzie B. Moore
District No. 19- Sixteenth-street
school, Sixteenth street, between Hill
and Olive bounded N. by Twelfth street
E. by Los Angeles street, S. by Manhat'
tan street, and west by Flower street
Principal, Miss Bertha E. Gordon.
District No. 20 = Seventeenth street
school, corner Seventeenth and Georgia
Bell streets; bounded N. bv Pico street.
E. by Flower street, S. by Manhattan
and Cushman streets, and w. by city
line. Principal, Mrs. Ella J. Belts.
District No. 21--Thirtieth-street school
.on Thirtieth street, near Hill: bounded
N. by Manhattan avenue, E. by San
Pedro street, S. and w. by city line
Principal, M. G. Bettinger.
District No. % = San Pedro-street
school. San Pedro and Washington
streets; bounded n by Nejar street, f
bv Central avenue, S by city line, W by
San Pedro, Manhattan avenue and Los
Angeles streets. Principal, Miss Elizs
ID Mvrick