The record-union., 1892-08-02
TEE CITY SCHOOLS.
Grades Made to Conform to Those in
Other Cities.
The Board of Education Elects Teach
ers for the Ensuing Year-But
Few Changes.

Inc Board OF Education met last even
ing for the annual election of teachers.
/ There were present at first Superintend-
ent a. Hart and Directors Harrison,
! Chapman, Crouch and Sherburn. AS
there was not a quorum, the members
of the board held an informal discussion
on educational matters.
Several communications were received
from teachers relative to the needs of
their respective schools.
The board considered the cost of max
ing various improvements in and about
the several school buildings, filling in at
Seventh and G streets, cleaning and re-
pairing desks, etc.
The question of constructing a side
walk around the school building at Tenth
and q streets was brought up and dis
cussed. Director Sherburn thought that
as the city government, as represented
| by its Trustees. is constantly compelling
! people to tear down awnings and con-
! struct decent sidewalks it might be ap-
/ propriate for the Board of Education,
coordinate branch Of the powers that be,
/ to inaugurate a practical example of this
! policy.
/ The crowded condition of some of the
/ schools next received attention. Director
]
! districted. superintendent Hart thought
! 1t unjust to separate pupils who had
| grown up together and then compel them
| To go to another school where everything
! was strange to them.
1t was deemed advisable to have slips
! printed showing the length of the term of
| service of each teacher for the informa-
| ton Of the board. The idea was not to
make an imperative rule to promote
! those who have been longest in the serv-
! ice, but to have the facts at hand for con-
venient reference.
When Director Davis arrived, making
a quorum. the meeting formally opened.
The President of the board being alb
sent Director Harrison was called to the
| chair. Bills were allowed as follows:
! Capital Furniture Company SlI %, d.
Johnston ~ Co. $50, The Nonpareil So.
The selection of teachers and the fixing
| of salaries for the coming wear was then
! discussed, after which, by a vote of the
! board, the grades were ordered changed
so as TO run from No. l, low-grade in the
primary department, to No. in the
! grammar school.
The election of teachers resulted in very
few changes. In the High School, the
| Sacramento Grammar School, the Wash
! ingtOn Primary School, the Jefferson
Primary School, Marshall Primary
! School and those ungraded, the force of
instructors remains as at present.
Following is complete list of the
teachers elected last evening, together
with the different grades to which they
are assigned for the coming term
High SchOOl-James II. Pond, PRINCIPAL:
Mrs +. B. Purnell, First Assistant; Frederick
de L8guna Second Assistant; Anna l.. Tin
dali, Third Assistant; Minnie Barley, Fourth
| Assistant.
sacramento Grammar school-MaryJ j. Wat
500, Principal; Annie 9. Weeks, Nice-Princi-
pal; Lizzie Griffin Ninth Grade: Jennie
Burke, Eighth Grade; Maria Darlington,
Eighth Grade; Minnie Sweeney, Eighth
GRACE; Emma Hughes, Seventh Grade; Lucy
enth Grade; Lillian Piper, Seventh Grade: Liz
/ Zie OErien. Sixth Grade; Addie l.. Hughes
/ Sixth Grade; Orpha Butler Sixth Grade; EN-
ma kleinsorge, Sixth Grade; Jennie Shook,
F.! Sixth Grade.
Lincoln Primary-Lizzie NJ Bernard, Fifth
! Grade, Principal Nellie Ogden, Fifth Grade:
! Ncttle Hopley, Fourth Grade; Nellie Miller
/ Fourth Grade; Pauline EierS, Third Grade;
/ frankie Spaulding, Third Grade; Belle Will
! Second Grade, p. NJ; May Wolf, FIRST Grade,
y. a.; Ada Flynn, First Grade A. NJ
Capital Primary-HarrietM Mccormack. Fifth
Grade, Principal CANINE Mason, Fifth Grade;
Ida Miller, Fourth Grade; Mrs. NJ E. Alien
! Fourth Grade; Belle Henley, Fourth Grade:
Mary McManus, I bird Grade; Mamie O. Neill
| Third Grade; Anna johnson, ~econd Grade
j. NJ; Alice Smith, Second Grade, p. NJ; Anna
Brogan, First Grade, a. NJ; Lucy Heard, First
! Grade, \. u.
Washington Primary-Kittie E. Brier. Fifth
| Grade, Princpal; Mary Woods Fifth Grade:
BERTHE Van Guelder Fourth Grade: Hattie
I,razee, Fourth Grade; Laura a. Hess, Third
! Grade: Henrietta Hersum, Third Grade: Eva
bennett, Second Grade, p. NJ Alice Heany,
Second Grade, P. n; Minnie Roth, First
Grade. A. NJ; liertha Ebert, First Grade, A. NJ
] Union PrlInary-Julia Smith, Fifth Grade
Principal; Lille CrOweli, Fifth Grade; Nettie
Price. Fourth Grade; Maggie Paine, Fourth
Grade; Florence Chapman. Third Crode.
Buyrdie Beges. Third Grade: Anna startled
Second Grade, P. NJ; Eda Ebert second
Grade, y. NJ; Mary Tracy, First Grade, 4 ~;
Miilie Wilcox. First Grade. a. NJ
Capital Grammar-J. W. Johnson, Princi-
pal; Mrs. VI. d. Merrill, Vice-Principal Ninth
Grade; Minnie keiicr, Eighth Crate; Irene
Richardson, Eighth Grade; Helen EgI, Seventh
Grade Nellie Todd, seventh Grade: Amelia
Duggan, Seventh Grade; Mollie johnson.
SiXtu Grade; Louise Conrad, Sixth Grade;
Grade
Sutter Grammar-Julian w. Johnson, Prin-
cipal; Josie Regain, Vice-Principal, Ninth
Grade Ella McCleery, Eighth Grade Lille
Blue, Seventh Grade: Mrs. j. Il. Brown,
seventh Grade; Mrs. Mary Maggie, Sixth
Grade Maggie AIcFali, sixth Grade: Katie
! VIM, Sixth Grade; Winnie G. Devine. Second
Grade; Ottilia Ash, First Grade
Jefferson Primary-Jennie Govan, Princi-
pal; Maggie Little, Fourth Grade: BERTHE
Piper Third Grade; bora Davis, Third Grade;
Henrietta Andriott. First and Second Grades:
Jennie Croiton, First Grade, y. N.
Marshall Primary-Laura Phillips Fifth
Grade Mary Griffin, Third Grade Laura
kim, First and Second Grades.
FREMONT lldIS-AlIS- NJ. Il. AumfOrd
Fifth Grade, Principal; Ada Tenbrook. Fourth
Grade; Annie Neary, Third Grade: Ada
Richardson, Second Grade, p. NJ; Jennie Fay
First Grade, a. NJ.
Ungraded- Sarah NJ. Jones. PRINCIPAL. I'm
graded No. l, O, between Nineth ana Tenth:
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bassett, Principal, Ungraded No
?, Orphan Asylum; Louisa Smith First and
Second Grades.
Specialized L. Wharf, teacher of Ger
man; Julian w. Johnson, Principal night
school; Mrs. J. g. Hartman. Assistant night
school; Mrs. C. \. Post, teacher OF writing;
Mrs. Maeistron, teacher OF physical culture
SubstituteS-Nerna Wood. Mollie Titherinp-
ton, Maud Tebbetts, Clara +. Parsons
Janitors-Mrs. c. L. Coon, High School: D
$. jackson, Sixteenth and ]; James Paiter-
son. tenth and P; John tlIees. Thirteenth and
q; +. II. Dodge, Seventh and q; A. Hubert
Fourth and Q; J. II. Wolfe, Tenth and O; A.
Grubbs, o, Ninth and Tenth; Mrs. Catherine
Myers, Sixteenth and y; Mrs JefIreys
Twenty-fourth and y; Mrs. A. Johnson
Twenty-seventh and J; Mrs. v Iawler. /
Tenth and Eleventh; Mrs. E. McTernan
Twenty-first and l..
THE DENVER EXCURSION.