The herald., 1894-10-04
SANTA MONICA.


SANTA MONICA, Oct. Sour city trustees met
on Monday evening, and after ordering num-
her of bills paid, passing an ordinance pro-
nibitipg brush fires in the city limits, referring
the matter of a receiving hospital to the COM
mittee on fire and water, granting saloon
license to A. n. Bruhn for 202 Second street,
they accepted the resigns ton of Marshal Bar
retto and appointed his successor
Yesterday it was Constable Dexter. today it
is Marshal Dexter, aud prior to his election
which was unanimous one, when the board
accepted Mr. M. X. Barretto's resignation the
proceedings of the board OF trustees was turned
into a veritable love feast with each member
of the board vying in generous rivalry with
his fellow members in saying pleasant words
might for Mr.. Barretto has made the ideal
marshal and tax collector. always faithful, ac-
curate and courteous. AS an unfortunate here
5 said to your correspondent while ago: 1t was
, a plea sure to be arrested by such gentleman
e MIR. Roth then nominated Mr.. G. b. Dexter,
81 who was unanimously elected A deserved
ls compliment and one which will reflect honor
sn on the board and community.
TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS REPORT.
The report OF the superintendent of schools
IIfor the month of September is as follows. The
10 roll of honor being:
11th and 18th years-C. I. D. Moore, teacher;
= Mary j. Potter, Maude Nelson, Bertrel Rig
9th and 10th years-Georgs H. Prince, teach
er; Flor nee A GoodGle, Lulu F Mears, Min
ME Chaplin, Everett L. Higgins, Lynn II. Chase,
Richard Woods.
9TH and Sth years-W. A. Lindsey, teacher;
Pearl Dixon, Grace Dunno. Mary Reeves, Nee
nah Ward, Lila Fay, Ylaria Machado, Lizzie
Mccain, Nellie Wheelan, Ralph Sessions, Ern-
nest Decker.
9th year-Annette Johnson. teacher; Marion
Freeman Mabel Miles, Gertrude Phillips, Carl
Rapp, Fulton Reeves Leo Dc Van, Denslow
Higgins Roy Carpenter.
5,h year-Eliza Quinn, teacher; Hattie Chap
in, Amy G. Doane, Zaida Kennedy, Mabel
Melmstrom, Eya To9EeT' Eof Perry Webb
Hubbard, Lottie Huse, Oracle James, Kate Car
penter. Maud higgins, Frances savaria, Marce-
lima Vache, Arthur " Doane Ray Frederick,
Walter Tibet Otis Whitehead, Dannie Col
lins. Charley Homer.
80 year-Agnes Harris, TEACHER; Kolma New
man, Helen Casper, Grace Tooker, Medeli'<i
Vache, Beth Myers, Willie Lindsey.
I'd year-Mabel Dayisson, teacher; Lulu
Reeves, Bessie Tolles Ethel Iooker
1st year-Bertha Chamberlain, teacher; Aura
Avery Florence Baxter, Sadie Bundy, Phoebe
Re Ellis, Helen Hamilton. Edith Hinderer,
Carlton Fay, Myrtle Green.
Number days taught, 10; days attendance,
ogs0 Gays sosence' 'eIG,es a0a ao p1ys
Average number belonging, 1857; average
gGlaily attendance, 367.1; per cent of attend
Disregard ding the Garapatos school, the en-
rollment the first month this term shows an
increase o. 5s over corresponding month in
f'1S93. NATHAN Il. SMITH, Principal.
.ss ORDER OF THE WORLD.
- - Marine lodge, No. 2S9, of the order of the
World, held very interesting session Tuesday
evening, Mrs. NJ. ]. Hardwick in the chair
= -epd Mrs. Andrews, the deputy state organizer
being present.
During the evening speeches were made by
Mrs Hardwick, Mrs Andrews, Brother Conkle,
= Trustee Lawton and some of the newly in
Stated
~ The lodge wns closed in due form, after
Amhich the social festivities commenced. The
ggsIodge room was most beautifully decorated,
and the shortest possible time tables, laden
with all the toothsome delicacies known to the
kSSzrulinary art were spread and the members OF
q NJ fhofr frfA de
N1df the gods "
" The soldiers home contingent, headed by