The record-union., 1893-09-02

Cost of Advanced Geography-Esti-
mated supply needed is 10000; cost of
compilation, editorial work, illustrations
and miscellaneous expenses, SI2, 400 40.
Three -ttths OF this, or 81, ,494 25, divided
by $4,000, the estimated four years. sup
ply, is cents.
The cost OF plates, composition, electro
typlng, engraving, etc., compiled from
the State Printers report, is 81, ,067 80,
and per cent. OF the plant is 81 ,237 50,
.otal OF S29, ,305 q, which, divided by 240,-
wv, the estimated twelve years supply,
is Y cents.
The cost of manufacturing an edition of
$4,000 is SS7, ,953 36, divided by $4,000, or
10 cents, making a total cost in Sacra-
mento OF 81 cents, which with the cost of
mailing amounts to 81 10.
THE PRICE FIXED.
After some discussion of past prices.
which had been too low, the board fixed
the price of the Advanced Geography at
y " at SACRAMENTO, 81 20 by mail, and
81 20 through dealers.
A life diploma was granted to Zella
Hayden on condition that the Secretary
ascertain that the informality in her GER
tltcate is simply an oversight.
Mrs. Annie E. Watson was granted an
educational diploma on condition that her
affidavit be returned in correct form, and
Mrs. Minnie A. Abrams was also granted
one on satisfactory evidence being pro-
duced as to her maiden name.
The Secretary was authorized TO grant
normal document to Amelia A. Dranga,
and Emma Sovereign, on condition they
corrected the informaliIies in their pa
pers, which did not state that they were
Normal School graduates.
The case of W. 5. Cranmer coming ND
for action, superintendent Anderson in
troduced a resolution to the effect that the
board will hereafter recognize the creden-
tlals upon which recommendatory life
and educational diplomas have heretofore
been granted since the adoption of the
new Constitution, and that upon applica-
ton by the holders of such diplomas, dip
Tomas under the law as amended Novein-
Der 70, 1893, will be granted in lieu thereof
by paying the necessary expense of issue.
The resolution was adopted and Gram
mer was granted a life diploma of the
high grade.
The board then granted life and educa-
tional diplomas and normal documents as
follows:
Life Diploma, Highest Grade-NichoIas
Messer, Herbert Miller, j. W. Carrigall,
Walter B. Ferguson, James Stringfeld,
Lulu b. Brooks. J. r. Parker, Joseph S.
Denton.
Life Diploma, Grammar Grade-Mary
p. De Zaldo, Franz Manasse, Mollie l..
Brown, Lizzie &. O'Brien, Mrs. Grace
Lynch. s. L. Combs, Mrs. Sophie E.
Smith, D. Wesley Finch, Nettie i. Whit
ten, Mrs. D. b. North, Mrs. f. E. Brown,
G. Ii. Mitchell, Jessie Williamson, Jean
cite Shaw, George H. Steward, Nina Her.
bert Foulk, Lizzie Norris, George B. Nc
GiIlivray, Mary +. Taylor, Mary J. Gale,
James NJ. Kew, w. D. Kinney, Jessica
A. Pascoe, Lizzie 3. Moore, Ida E. Clark.
Ely 5. MahOney, f. A. Cove, S. T. DON
nelly, X. r. Rowe, J. A. Murphy, Kittie
E. Brier, L. a. Colehan, l.. Loretta Shaw,
Frances A. Smalley, j. W. Davis, Mrs. J.
w. CarrigalI, John II. Hayden, Mira +.
Morgan, Addie Vienna Leaf, Lizzie B.
Greer, Amanda Ekhart Easton, Lizzie T.
Mahoney, g. l.. Douglas. MiIlicent L.
Huckens, Mrs. Hattie a. Leadbetter,
Mary E. Blake, Mrs. Jennie Z. Doyle
Myruck, c. E. Brockett.
Educational Diplomas, Highest Grade
Stella A. II. Tinkeldey, William OIin
Lowe, Charles A. Stearns, John A. Gam
mill, and to Mrs. NJ. q. Hyatt and Annie
Willard Brewer on condition that their
high school certificates are proved to be
properly granted.
Educational Diplomas, Grammar Grade
A. NJ. Gray, Mabel Baker, Naomi
Baker, Anna Morgan, Lafayette w
Warmoth. Kate knetZer, Lena Davis,
Lizzie Z. Kelly, Addie b. Tangemann,
olivia S. Aldridge, Edgar B. Wright, Ida
T. AHu6TSOut Mlna COI6, Ella l.. Glen
denning, Lizzie B. Herrin, Ava A. White.
Adele NJ. Goodrich, Mollie Brewer. Ivy
+. Smith, f. p. Feliz, j. II. Creighton,
Annie 5. Colman, f. n. Clevenger, Will
lam b. Cutler, Anna J. Sargent, Amey c.
Chapman, Mrs. Fred Wyman, Maud NJ.
Gill, Matte Lebright, Virginia Walten-
spiel, Mary E. Gross, Lizzie A.. w.
Nicholl, Leila Fisher Hall, Annie NJ.
McIlvaine, Matte Hubbs, Lillian NJ.
Bell, Edith A. Cook, Flora c. Rice
Frances Weelfting, May l.. B. Cook,
Charles L. Williams, Laura l.. Donnelly,
Maggie \. MacCOrmack, Anna P. Hard
ing, Ola Huff, Stella J. Ingram, Hattie
f. Shattenkirk, Nellie G. Walsh, Eme-
line l.. Roberts, Jennie Farrell, Hattie
e. Rodenmaker, NetLie Thompson, Jessie
D. CornOr, Lou Fellows, Sue Hudson,
Abbie A. Squier, w. A. Brooke, Anna K.
Webb, Emma Frank, p. 0. Huffaker,
Luther NJ. Shelley, Genevieve J. Fahey.
Normal Documents-W. T. Chapman,
Mary Z. DeZaldo, Emma V. Caleff, Mrs.
W. V. Drake, Julia NJ. Myers, Carrie L.
Hartzelle, Blanche Tarr, Richard B. Hay
dock. Charles L. Edgerton, Carrie Bos-
worth, Julia f. Squires, Mrs. Matte C.
Nelson, Emma NJ. Stephens, Elmer Z.
Brownell. Millie +. Trimble.
A meeting was held in the evening for
the purpose of considering the PROPOSE
tions of seven other States for reciprocity
in the matter of educational credentials.