The record-union., 1891-08-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Election of Teachers for the Coming
Year.
Many Changes and Promotions Made
improvements to School Prop
erty Ordered.

The City Board of Education held its
annual meeting last evening for the cleo
ton of teachers in the public schools Tor
the coming year. All of the members
were present.
Chairman Erlewine stated that the
board desired it understood that the
changes made in the list Of teachers and
also in the salaries of some We're decided
upon at an executive session or caucus OF
the members. He said there were some
heated debates at the meeting, and 1t was
finally resolved to make the following
changes:
The fifth and sixth grades in the Sutter
School, taught by Annie G. Montgomery
and Mrs. ]. r. Brown, respectively, were
chang ed to the fourth and third grades,
and the salary of each teacher was fixed
at S75.
Lizzie NJ. Bernard was made Principal
of the Franklin Primary School, in place
of Laura Phillips. Miss Phillips was
made Principal Of the Twenty
and ] street school. Nellie Ogden was
given Nettie Hopley's fitth-grade class
in that school, and Miss Hopley was
chosen to fill Miss Bernard's former po-
sition as teacher of the sixth grade. In
the same school Otillia Ash was given
Mamie O'Neill's high eighth grade class,
and Belle Wilkins was given Louisa
Smiths low eighth grade class.
In the Capital Primary School Miss
Harriet Mccormick was given Miss
Jennie Govan's class, the fifth grade, and
made Principal Of the school. Mamie
O'Neill got Buyrdie Beggs' seventh
grade class, and A. Rutherford was given
Alice Smiths class, the low eighth grade.
Il, 70 do
Tenbrook's S position as teacher OF the
high eighth grade, and Alice Smith takes
Mrs. 4. WinanS' high eighth grade class.
Miss Katie Brier was made Principal
of the Washington Primary School. and
Miss Julia Smith was chosen Principal
of the Union Primary School, at Seventh
and G. In this same school Burydlc
Beggs was given Mary Griffin's seventh
grade, and Jennie CroftOn given Carrie
Bellmer's low eighth grade class. Miss
Mile Wilcox was made teacher OF an
additional low eighth grade in this
school.
Miss Jennie Govan was made Principal
Of the Sixteenth and n Street School, and
Mary Tracy was given an extra low
eighth grade class in the school.
On motion of Director Sherburn the
primary school at Twenty and J
streets was named the Marshall Primary
School, and Laura Phillips was chosen
Principal and Laura Kirn assistant. Two
additional classes were added, sixth
and seventh grade. Emma Doherty
viii preside over the siXth-grade class
and Mary Griffin over the seventh grade.
AT the Nineteenth and l. street school,
Louisa Smith was given Nellie Ogden's
class, and at the TwentYfourth street
school, Ada Tenbrock was given Belle
Henley's siXth-grade class.
L. NJ. ErieWlne was made Pr1nclpal OF
the night school, and Anna BrOgan AS
sistant Principal, in place of Jennie
Crofton.
The substitute teachers elected were
Anna Stanfield, May Wolfe, Jennie Fay
and Verna Wood.
The salary of Mrs. A. Johnson, the
janitor of the Twenty-seventh and j
street School, was raised to S27 in winter
and 81 in summer.
The salary of each of the Principals OF
the primary schools was fixed at $50.
Miss Sarah Jones' salary was lowered
from SS5 to $50.
On motion of Mr.. Hart, the name OF
Fremont School was chosen for the one at
Twenty-fourth and n streets.
The clerk of the board was instructed
to advertise for bids for laying a cement
sidewalk eight feet wide around the Sac
ramento Grammar School property, and
also for / coo loads of earth. The bids viii
be opened next Saturday afternoon at 5
The fences in the school-yard and the
sidewalks will be removed and used for
kindling wood.
1t was decided to have the Twenty first
and L.street School painted, and bids
will be called for for doing the work. The
building is to get two coats.
THE SCHOOLS AND THEIR TEACHERS.
Following is n complete list of the vari-
Gus schools, and the teachers in the vari-
Gus grades, as chosen last evening:
- High School-Jas. II. Pond, Principal;
Mrs. L. 3. Purnell, First Assistant;
Frederick de Laguna, Second Assistant;
Anna l.. Tindall, Third Assistant; Min
ME Barklcy, Fourth Assistant.
Sacramento Grammar School-Mary
j. Watson, Principal; Annie c. Weeks
Nice-Principal; Lizzie Griffin, first
grade; Jennie Burke, second grade
Maria Darlington, second grade; Minnie
Sweeney, second grade: Emma Hughes
third grade; Lucy Hinkson, third
grade; Mollie Brown, third grade
fourth grade; AddIe l.. Hughes, fourth
grade; Orpha Butler fourth grade; En-
ma kleinsorge, fourth grade; Jennie
Shook, fourth grade.
Capital Grammar School,. w. John
son, Principal; Mrs. NJ. d. Merrill, Vice
Principal; Minnie Keifer, second grade
Irene Richardson, second grade: Helen
EgI, third grade; Nellie Todd, third
grade; Amelia Duggan, third grade; Jen,
ME Anderson, fourth grade; Louise Con.
rad, fourth grade; Inie ellis, fourth
grade; Sue v Heard, fourth grade.
Sutter School-Julian w. Johnson
Principal; Josie Regan, Nice-Principa
Ella McCleery, second grade; Lille Blue
third grade; Mrs. Mary Nagle, fourth
grade; Maggie McFall, fourth grade
Annie C.. Montgomery, fourth grade
Mrs. j. r. Brown, third grade; Winni,
g. Devine, high eighth grade; Katie
Winn, low eighth grade.