The herald., 1895-01-12
iHEY fEVUa MUYt SCHUvLS,
What the Board of Education
Will Ask For.
More Liberal in Its Views Than the
Former Board.
recon IN N d stlons for More Now School
Buildings Than Prof. Search
Has Asked For.

| The board OF education concluded its
tour OF investigation Of the city schools
yesterday. Accompanied BY the Super
! intendent and his assisian. and this sec
rotary OF the board the Sun bers visited
the schools OF the Second. Third,
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards in turn.
At the noon hour the party WAS en-
tertained BIZ Prof. Search at lunch. at
The Hoilsnbeck. During the visit to the
high school the board had an oppor-
tunity to see the children file out OF the
building in good order in "a minutes,
upon the alarm OF re.
In the evening the board met ia the
perinten DENTS otiica fot the pur-
pose of preparing the recommendations
which will be presented to the council
sometime during the first of next week.
Mr.. Kennedy, the smber from the
First ward. recommended for his ward
now building of ~ rooms OH the al
OF the Griffin avenue school. Also an
addition OF four rooms to the Gates
street school, by elevation and sub
structure.
DR.. Will, of the Second ward. re-
commended the addition of four rooms
to the CASTELAR, street school. by ex-
tension; two additional rooms to the
Sand street school; a new building OF
10 rooms in the vicinity OF Beaudry
and Temple streets; two additional
rooms on Casco street school.
Mr.. Garland, of tine Third ward, asks
for the addition of four rooms to the
ITrtp al tu al
II room building in the vicinity OF
Sixth or Seventh and Olive streets or
Grand avenue.
In the Fourth ward Mr.. Pitmsn asked
for several things. He recommends an
eight room building between Sixteenth
and Washington and Bush and Tober.
man; an eight-room building between
Ssntous and Pearl and Eleventh and
Pico, and an eight room building on the
Bonnie Brae tract on some favorable
location.
President Hale, hailing from the
Fifth ward, recommends new 10-room
building in the vicinity of st. James
park.
Mr.. Bsssett of the Sixth desires four
rooms added to the San Pedro street
school, and a new building OF 10 rooms
in the vicinity OF Twentieth and San
Pedro streets.
The Seventh ward representative, Mr..
Grub, wants new building in the
vicinity of San Pedro or San Julian and
Fifth and an eight-room building near
Azusa and San Pedro streets.
Mr.. Fulton, from the Eighth, recoms
mends additions of four rooms to both
the Amelia street and Ann street schools,
and 12-rooma building on the New
Macy-street site. Also that the Lafay-
cite industrial school be rented for i'm
mediate use, and the utilz ,tion of the
old New Macy-stree building for other
purposes.
Mr.. Sim nton of the Ninth ward rec
ommends a new eght-room building in
the vicinity of the present Mscy-street
school. or else the building oil a new
eight-room building near First street
and Boyle avenue, and leaving the Corn.
wall street school AS tits, building new
four-room school elsewhere.
After these recommendation had
been gotten in shape the high school
proposition was brought up by Prof.
Search. Several OF the members of the
board had ideas on the subject. come.
what divergent, but all favorable to
some sort of a high school.
An estimate OF the cost of this insti.
tuition was. after careful consideration.
placed at 100000. The site of the
school on Eighth street was proposed
for it,
The matter OF the redemption OF the
current expense fund recently advanced
for the now Macy street school. and for
heating the high school, amounting in
all to Sis, 900 was recommended.
The members, recogniz ng the call for
immediate action, will try to arrange
a Joint conference with the council on
Tuesday next. The board expects to
have the new buildings ready for occu
pancy by September 1st, and will work
TO this end from now on.