The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-12

technic High School, sent in communica.
ton requesting that all desks in the school
under his charge be supplied with lit tops
fitted with clasps and staples so that they
can be locked. The statement was made
in the communication that scholars OF
the night schools purloined SO many
articles from the desks now in use that
complaints were constantly being made
and have been for long time past. The
matter was referred to committee.
Bids for the lease of the Lincoln School
property in subdivisions of twenty-five feet
frontage on Market street for term OF ten
years were opened as follows:
Johanna MeGinn, administrative of the es-
tate OF James McGinn, deceased, $500 per
month for lot 8, upon which bidder now has
frame building. Daniel Suter, $4255 for the
property as a whole and consisting of lots L
to II. J. w. Mcdonald $3925 per month for
the property as whole. jeremiah Deasy, $500
ings numbered 81 and s73 Market street are
situated. John Grant on lots and 2 OF 500
per month and convey the buildings standing
thereon to the City and County, or $500 wltn Win
out any such provision. James p. Oughin, $500
per month for lots and and A. Hynes, $41o
per month for lot z. Henry Trevor. $3s2S per
month for the entire tract. John Macdonnell i,
1925 for lots 10 and IL. J. McMullen, $500
per month for the entire tract.
d. Keete, $4420 per month for the entire
tract. John Mcdonnell, $500 per month for lots
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l to 9 inclusive. Thomas McGinnis, $500 per
month for lot 4. H. NJ. Black, $500 per month
lor lots IL and IL. Edward McGrath, $500 per
month tor tor ID
month for entire property. Mrs. IL. Rosekrans,
$500 per month for lot 3 and conveyance OF
property situated thereon to City. ii. d..
Mahan, 1865 per month for entire property.
Frank Ellis, Victoria Ellis G. B. Barham and
Mary Breeder, per Benjamin NJ Gum & Co.,
agents, $3.50 per month for lots 5 and g and
rtxy P0fnr IN a
joint committee.
Leave of absence was granted teachers as
follows: L. M. Ransom of the Lincoln
School, September to October 2; Miss
NJ. G. Sutherland, unassigned, September
to December 2
The position of janitress of the Laguna
Honda School was declared vacant, and
Mrs. Theobald was appointed to fill the va
cancy. The same course was pursued
School, J. Haslett being appointed to fill
the vacancy, the change to take place on
the 18th inst.
The thanks of the board were rendered
to the Board of Directors of the Mechanics
Institute for its liberality in permitting
the children of the public schools to visit
the fair without charge.
A resolution making it necessary that
the chairman of each committee give the
members of that committee twenty -four
hours notice of the converting of each
meeting was adopted.
Resolutions by Director Ambrose provid-
ing that in future no meetings OF the COM
mfttee of the whole be held, and that all
persons not employed by appointment at
open meetings of the board be dismissed
were voted down.
A resolution was adopted transferring
Miss Mary Magner, principal OF the Har-
r1son Primary School, to the same position
in the Sutro Primary School; also Miss
Louise McElroy, principal of the Sutro
Primary School, to the same position in the
Harrison Primary School was passed.