The morning call., 1891-07-09
WHOLESALE CHANGES
Teachers Again Punched Off on
Part Salary.
The New Rules Finally Adopted-No Report
Yet on the Adjustment of the Cogs-
well School.

The Board of Education did its work up
in fairly good style last night, and avoided
four hours Of fruitless wrangling.
The new rules and regulations were
adopted unanimously.
Miss Ada Fiola, Miss D. Conlon, Miss
Julia A. Murphy, Miss Adde F. Mcdonnell
and Frank Fischer were recommended to
the State Board of Education for State
educational diplomas.
The election of Mrs. E. P. Bradley pro-
stationary teacher of Industrial drawing in
the Cogswel Mission High School was
confirmed.
CHANGED AROUND.
Transfers were ordered as follows: Tfllie
c. Stohr from the Henry Durant Primary
to the Shotwei Primary; Miss C. A. Max
well from Shotwell to the Croker Primary;
Miss Pearl Hobart from the Croker to the
Emerson Primary; Mrs E. Land from the
Emerson to the Henry Durant Primary
Miss Mamie Franks from the Bcrnal
Heights Primary to the Moulder School;
Miss S. S. Simpson from the Edison to the
Bernal Heights Primary; Miss r. F. En-
glish assigned to the Edison Primary; Miss
Agnes Regain from the Franklin to the
Broadway Grammar; Miss Jennie Bigley
from the Longfellow to the Hearst; Miss
Rosalie Lchtenberg from the Broadway to
the Franklin Grammar; Miss Mary r.
Moran from the Hearst to the LoDgfellow;
Miss 5. A. Hobo, returned from leave of
absence, to the South Cosmopolitan Pr-
mary; Miss Jennie Dwyer from Washing
ton Grammar to the Spring Valley Gram
mar: Miss A. A. Fisher from the Spring
Valley Grammar to the Washington Gram
mar; Miss Bella Wolfe from Washington
Grammar to Hamilton Grammar; Miss
Sarah Donnelly, returned from leave OF
absence, to the Columbia Grammar; Miss
Susie Haas from SaucheZ-street to the Mis-
sion Primary; Mrs. M. E. Moore from
Douglas Primary to Sanchez-street; Miss
A. j. Gracier, from leave of absence. to the
Douglas Primary; Mrs. j. D. Cooper from
Grammar; Miss Daisy Jesse from the Edi-
sHn to the South End; Miss NJ. Knowlton
from South End to the Edison Primary;
Mrs. Nj. Z. Chase from Lincoln Evening to
Washington Evening; Miss n. Kosminsky
from Washington Evening to Lincoln Even
ing; Miss Lulu Krauss from Irving Primary
to Columbia Primary; Miss j. s. Murphy
from the Columbia Primary to the James
Lick; Miss Charlotte Thompson from the
Jefferson Primary to the Pacific Heights
Grammar; Mrs. Ma ggie Dwyer from the
James Lick to the Jefferson Primary; Miss
Rose Gallagher from the Irving Primary to
the Hayes Valley Primary; Mrs. Kate +.
MeCalgan, vlce-princlpal of the South Co.'S
mopolitan Grammar, to the vice-principal-
ship of the Henry Mann Grammar; Miss
Carrie 4. Beckwith, vice principal of the
Henry Mann Grammar, to the vice-prin-
cipalship of the South Cosmopolitan
Grammar; Miss E. j. McGreevy from the
Columbia to the Mission Primary; Miss
Martha Stone from the Clement Grammar
to the Lincoln Grammar.
NEW sCHooL-BooKs.
State Elementary Geography WAS ordered
intr0dncpd int0 the fourth fifth and ciyth
grades in place of Montieth's. State les
sons IN language were ordered introduced
into the third and fourth grades; also that
State primary number lesson be introduced
into the third and fourth grades.
The Committee on Finance proposed a
resolution, which was adopted, that the de-
mands for 81 per cent of the salaries of
teachers due for the month OF June. 1891.
and for the salaries of janitors, Office aud
shop employees, and those for rents be ap-
proved and ordered paid.
To excuse the small proceeding of pirch-
ing the teachers off on one-third of their
salary while all the political hangers-on
and barnacles OF the department get their
full pay, Colonel Harvey explained that
enough money would he in the treasury to
pay the teachers off in full in about twenty
five days more.
Several leaves of absence were granted
according to the requests OF teachers.
THE CoGSWELL SCHOOL QUESTION.
Hyde Of the judiciary Committee stated
that he had prepared an elaborate and able
report on the matter referred to that coni-
mittee at the last meeting as to whether or
not the Cogswell Mission High School can
be abolished. He had submitted that re-
port, however. to his colleague in the COM
mittee, Woodward, who was absent, so the
report was postponed till the next meeting
Colonel Harvey of the Finance Commit
Tee, to HON was referred the matter of in
curing whether or not the Trustees of the
Cogswell Mission High School have ex-
pended the 5000 e year in improvements on
that institution, according to lease, stated
that he had inquired into the matter and
would report at the next meeting
Miss Sable E. Morey, assistant teacher in
the jefferson Primary submitted her
resignation; also Mrs. Hattie Mitchell (nee
Scheier), assistant teacher of the Moulder
School, both of which were accepted.
Mrs. Kate Leahy was nominated to the
evening substitute class.