The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-05
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Reid, fifth grade; Miss Celia NJ Mitchell, Miss
Ella N. Evers. sixth grade; Miss Edsta lie Roy.
seventh grade; Mrs. F. c. Nickels, eighth grade.
South school. between South Twelfth and
South Fourteenth and Weller and Laps streets;
boundaries of district, Yesler avenue st the bay,
east on fesler avenue to Broadway north on
Broadway to Barclay street, east on sarclsy to
Rose street, south on Rose to Hill teact, south
on west side of Hill tract to its south line,
thence along its south line to Twentisth street.
south on Twentieth to city boundary. Pro-
fcssor Edwin Twitmeyer, principal; Miss Lille
p. White. vice principal; teachers, MSS Emma
Z. Nevin, Miss Jessie NJ. Steale, Miss
Lizzie Atkinson, Miss Genevieve thompson,
first grade: Miss Susie Thompson, Aiss Anna
p. Coffin, second grade; Miss Lot.ie Blum,
Miss Eleanor Condor, Miss Rachel Hyland,
third grade; Miss Matte Keene, Miss Catherine
d. Beman, fourth grade; Mrs II. Z. McCul-
loch, Miss Alice Staempfi, fifth grade; Miss
Martha Mikkeson, sixth grade: Miss Mary Z.
Hyde, seventh grade; Miss Lille T. White,
eighth grade.
The relief rooms for South district are the
same as were used last year, the chaesl and the
room at the corner OF Eleventh and Jackson
streets.
Rainier school, between Market ard Taylor
and Lane and King streets: boundaries of dis
trlct, on the north by Barclay stree, to Lake
washington, thence south on the lake to city
boundary, thence west on city boundary to Van
Twentieth street, thence north on Twentieth to
south line of Hill tract, thence west on south
line OF Hill tract to west line of same. thence
north on west line of same to bar
clay street; Professor W. d. Gerard, principal:
Miss Ella N. Pixlee. vice principal iii charge of
Olympic building; teachers-Miss Huldah
Waughop, Miss Nell r. Cogswell, first grade:
Miss 5. L. Goodspeed, second grade Miss Addie
Hegler, third grade; Miss Viola Hawkins, fourth
grade; Miss Amanda Hildebrand, Miss Charlotte
Rice, fifth grade; Miss Emma J. Anthony. sixth
grade; Miss Lulu Satterthwait, seventh and
eighth grades.
Olympic school, corner of Orange aud Bush
streets Included in Rainier district; seac hers,
Miss Ella N. Pixlee, first grade; Miss Ella NJ.
Peckham, second grade; Miss Florence NJ.
stOwell, third grade; Miss II. c. Goodspeed,
fourth grade.
TT. Minor school, between Chestnut and Hyde
and Division and BlakeIy streets; boundaries
OF district. on the east by Lake Washington, on
the south by Barclay street to Broadway, north
on Broadway to Twelfth, on Twelfth
to Madison, northeast on Madison
to Broadway, north on Broadway to Hayes,
thence northeasterly to city limits Professor
W. +. Babcock, principal; teachers, Miss Anna
Leland Brown. Miss Marion NJ. Eastey, first
grade; Miss Lizzie Ament, Miss Mary /. Downie,
second grade; Miss Emma l.. Martin, Miss
Isabel Wallace, third grade; Miss Carrie II.
shumway, fourth grade; Miss Bertha Brecken-
feldt, fifth grade; Miss Ida Springstead, sixth
grade; Miss Esther S. Hyde, seventh ard eighth
grades.
Columbia school, between Fifth a..d Sixth
and Liberty and Federal streets; boundaries of
district, On the west by the center line of Lake
street, north on Lake to Lake Union, thence
along lake shore to city boundary, east on city
boundary to line extending northeasterly
from Hayes street to the city boundary, thence
south from Hayes on Broadway to Madison
street, southwest on Madison to Twelfth street,
northeast on Twelfth to Brook street;
Professor Earl s. Peet, principal; teacltars. Mrs
Alice Leslie, first grade, Miss Let's Lodge.
second grade Miss Florence smoke, third grade;
Miss Lille V. Ax.el fourth grade; Miss Hattie
Hamlin, fifth grade; Miss Lizzie ST. Brown and
the principal, sixth, seventh and eighth grades.
The relief building, for first grade pupils only,
Is located on Depot street, near Albert, IN charge
OF Miss Nettie Armour.
b. F. Day school, located in Fremont; Pro-
lessor T. p. Storey, principal; teachers, Miss
Mary E. Mcmillan, first grade; Miss Anna Nc
Gnnis, second grade; Miss Agnes NJ. Goddard,
third grade; Miss Beatrice Evers, fourth grade;
Miss Minta Foster and the principal, fifth,
sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Miss Foster
having been granted leave of absence for two
months, her place will be filed by Miss Flora E.
Austin
Mercer school, between Valley and Eigh and
Box and Ash streets; boundaries OF the dis
trict. on the south by the center line OF Depot
street from the bay, east on Depot to Willow
street. north on Willow to Harrison street, east
on Harrison to center line of Lake street, north
on Lake to the lake, along Lake Unios to city
boundary, west on city boundary to che bay;
Professor Charles Pagan, principal; teachers,
Miss Rose Hegardt, Miss Lillian Naah, Miss
Lizzie G. Hill, first grade; Miss Margaret Lynch,
Miss Henrietta Eisenbeis, second grafie; Miss
Jennie Carr. Miss Lulu Thompson, third grade:
Cob
Harriet Bishop fifth grade; MISC Marie
Hegardt, fourth and fifth grades; Miss LA scho-
field, sixth grade; Miss Harriet f. Flosser, sew.
enth and eighth grades.
Latona school, north OF Lake Union, east of
Fremont-Pro:essor W. g. Mccarthy, PRINCIPAL:
teachcrs-Miss Alice Blake. first grade; Miss
Clara X. adams, second and third grades Miss
Martins Johnson, fourth and fifth gra5es; Mr..
Mccarthy, sixth, seventh and eighth grades.
Queen Anne school, between White AID Anna
and Ice aud First streets Uncludet in the Mer-
Ger district)--Teachers-Mis Lu NJ Ce,e, first
aud second grades Miss Nellie Stevens, third
and fourth grades.
Green Lake school. east side OF Greer lake
Teacher, Miss Edith Thornton, first, second and
third grades.
Randeli school, between Clarence and wyck-
OF on Division street Included in th. T. T.
minor district)-Teacher, Miss Mary g Bruce,
first, second. third and fourth grades.
Salmon Bay school, located west of salmon
bay-Mixed school, Professor A. NJ. Ross, seacher
all grades.
Ross school, west of Fremont-Mixed school,
Professor ]. NJ. Widmer, teacher. all graaes.
The assignments as given above are SUBJ
lect to change by the principals. For ex-
ample, If more teachers are wanted IN one
grade and less in another, the principals
will transpose accordingly.
The ppncipalS of the various districts
will meet their teachers at 4 p. m tasday.
The fuebIa's Passengers.