The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
A NEW DEAL.
Committees of the Board of Edu.
cation ReOrganized.
Principal Robertson Suspended for Unlawfully
Furnishing a Pupil-A New School for
the Western Addition.

delegation from the Building Trades
Council was present at the meeting OF the
Board of Education last night and made a
protest against letting contracts on the
Girls High School Building to non-union
and nonresident contractors.
The President replied that the contract to
erect the building had been let by the pre-
ceGing board. and was therefore entirely out
Of the control of this board.
Culver rendered his resignation as Chair
man Of the Committee on Supplies. which
was accepted.
Tie Committee on Finance reported that
the board would be out of debt By the be-
ginning of the Coming year.
The James Lick School was declared
grammar school
Charles ". Moores was transferred from
the position Of e-principal of the Wash
ingtOn Grammar 10 the same position in the
James Lick.
Charles F. True was transferred from the
principalship of the Stanford Primary to the
vice princi palship Of the Washington Gram
mar.
Miss 6. NJ Wilson was transferred from
the principalship of the South End Primary
10 the same position in the Stanford Primary.
Miss Ida L. Coles was transferred as
assistant in the James Lick to the principal
ship Of the South End.
Miss y. H. Anderson was assigned the
position Of assistant in the EmerS1 Primary
A new eight-class- room school-house will
be built on McAIlisier street, between Brod-
erick and Baker.
REMAINING OF SCHOOLS.
The remaining of schools was referred to
the following special committee. which will
report to the board at the next meeting;
Decker. Brooks and Superintendent SWEET.
The Chairman of the Committee on Rules
tod d., a L.
Hamilton Grammar had been suspended
for improperly Furnishing a pupil. Tho
matter was referred back to that committee
to give the accused fair hearing anu report
at the next meeting OF the board.
The salary of the teacher of stenOgraphy
at the commercial evening school was re-
duced from Sis TO 500 month.
The following named were elected to the
day-schoOl substitute class: Miss Minnie
R. Bley, Miss Marie Irwin, Miss May V.
Arnold, Miss Mary D. Tanforan, Miss Err
nestine Falk and Miss Nora Dwyer.
Miss Florence Fairchild was nominated to
the substitute class by DR.. Woodward as
the candidate Of Mrs. Harvey. widow of the
late William Harvey.
BIDS FOR A NEW SCHooL-uOUsE.
Plans were adopted for the proposed new
school on NcAllist-r street and the Secre-
tary instructed to advertise for bids.
Miss Rose Goldsmith was designated as
the principal for the new school on Meal
lister street VIXEN it is completed.
1t was decided to appoint clerk for the
several committees at a salary OF $50 month.
Records of all committee proceedings will
be kept.
The rules were suspended and several
new amendments adopted. One Of them
empowers the President to ill all vacancies
on committees; another makes him mem
Der of all standing committees still another
! imp Oses on the Presid rnt the power ito ex-
ercise q general supervision ever and keep
| himself Informed as to the needs of the
School Department, and to make such
recommendations to the board and commit
tees from time to time as viii in his cpin-
| ion promote the welfare of tie schools"
| COMMITTEES REORGANIZED.
The following new committees were an
nouDced by the President:
Fnance-Ames. Decker, Culver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SabIn, Dutton W God.
! ward. Culver.
! Rules aud ReguIatiOns-Sab Decker Ane..
Qualifications OF Teachers Sabia, Brooks
| Pennington.
Buildings and Grounds-Dunn, Brooks, Amss.
Saiares-DeCkeT, Sabgn, Sewell.
Suppltes-DuttOn. Sewell, Culver.
| Judicial Y Woodward, Seweii. Pennington.
PriBting-Sewell, Woodward, Dunn.
| JauitOrs-PennlGgton,D utten, Dunn.
NlSlting-Cuiyer, W oOdward, button.