Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-03

with san IeOrO. Iney make regular
trips and carry the mail.
THE SEA TRAFFIC.
The passenger and freight business
transacted during the year at the ports
of San Pedro and Redondo showed
marked increase in the freight traffic as
compared with previous years, while
the passenger traffic held its own. The
table is as follows
Freight landed at San Pedro, De-
cember /, 1890, to December /,
Freight landed landed at Redondo .S50M,S5o
Freight taken from San Pedro. 10, ,443.463
Freight taken from Redondo. ...... 10, III, ,S77
Passengers landed at San Pedro .. 2,542
Passengers lanoed at Redondo.. 1912
Passengers taken from San PedrO. 1881
Passengers taken from Redondo. 1903
Passenger steamers at San Pedro,
Passenger steamers at Redondo.. ... 95
Freight steamers at San Pedro. SO
Freight steamers at Redondo. n
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The following figures show the condi-
ton of the school department. of Los
Angeles county for the year l890-91:
No. OF school districts. ........ 1OS
No OF districts organized. ........... q
No of census children between
and II years Of age.............,.. 24924
No. Of children.under years of age 10 o312
No. of pupils in High school. ..... SOL
No pupils in grammar schools..... 3,315
No. pupils In primary schools ...... 1925
Ass4sss ss4ssls daily attendance: :.: fss55 fss55
Total No. of teachers employed,
Total tai No, OF teachers employed, fe-
Average salary monthly, male. $S7
Average salary monthly, female -. $82
maintained ..,...........,... -. 8 $40
No, of teachers who are graduates of
State Normal school. .............. 2l2
fund, ............. .....: s22s,7ls
fund nd.............'... ............ s112,51s
Total amount received from state
and county fund ..........-....:. $s42,341
800. Observation-Disclosures. 1857
state and county fund ,..e.......... 1906 %
Valuation of lots, buildings and
school furnitnre ..............t... $l494, ,4S1
Valuation of school Libraries. ...... $2S, 1928
Valuation of school apparatus $40 260
Total valuation OF school property. ..$1 44O. $50
NCoRPoRATIoNs.
Since the beginning OF January of the
present year, sixty-three articles of in
corporation have been fled with the
county clerk. They are for the follow
associations:
The Angel-city Chemical company,
capital stock $o5 900.
The Mutual Building and Loan asso-
citation of Redondo 100000.
The Whittier Publishing Co., $4,000.
The College of Liberal Arts of the
University of Southern California.
The Gaviota Mining Co., $3.50, 900.
The East L0s Angeles Christian
church.
The Republican Publishing Co., $780,
600.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints.
The Union Hardware and Metal Co,
100000
The Puente Oil Co., 81, 600, 900.
The Central California Oil Co., $2,-
600 900.
The Clearwater Commercial Co.,
$4,000.
The Church of Christ of Pomona.
The Citizens Water company of Po-
mona, $l50,000.
The Alliance Cooperative Exchange.
The Atlantic Loan Co., $4,000.
The Rowland & Lacy Petroleum Co.,
81 100000
The Pacific suspender company,
$25 200.
The Tar Spring Asphalt company,
$780, 1000.
The Palmdale Colony company, $780,
000.
The Pasadena Hospital association.
The Lombard-Howard Tailoring COM
pany, $500.
The Burbank Land and Water COM
pany, $4,000.
The Pennock Electric company, ST.
100000.
The California Improvement and
Commercial company, $4,000.
The Southern California Homeopathic
Medical society.
The Norwalk Building association,
$4,000.
The Mutual Savings Bank of San
Francisco, $1,000,000.
The Windsor Square Land company,
$72, 900.
The Soledad Dam and Storage Reser-
voir company, $500,000
The Southern California Improvement
company, $120,000.
The Real Estate, Stock and Bond Ex-
change of Los Angeles.
The Kan Koo, Japanese and other
wares, $4,000.
The Santa Fe and Santa Monica Rail-
way company, $4,000.
The Angele1o Oil and Mining COM