The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-11
PAUL sCHULTzE RESIGNS
No Longer Land Agent of the
Northern Pacific
Railroad.
a STORM OF GREAT FURY
1t Does Much Damage in and About
Seattle, Though of Short
Duration.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April 10.-At the
meeting of the State Board OF Education
to-day the committee on the granting of
high school diplomas recommended that
high school educational diplomas be
granted only to those who had taught sue
cessfulIv for at least eight months in the
State University, one of the State normal
schools or high school of this State; that
high school life diplomas be granted only
on twenty-four months successful teach
ing in one of the similar educational insti-
tutions.
Editor-in-Chief NJ. n. V. Raymond pre-
sented his report, showing that the new
fourth reader was fully electrotyped, want
ing only an order from the board to print
the first edition. The revised copy of the
new third reader is nearly all with the
printer, and the remainder will be placed
in his hands by the end of the week. Both
the books, without any reasonable doubt,
will be ready for the market by July 1.
The grammar is arranged in three dis
tinct departments to cover relatively the
sixth, seventh and eighth years of school.
The first section is now entirely completed,
the second substantially so and the third
well under way.
The pamphlet of suggestions as to the
scope and method of the new arithmetic
has been mailed to number of prominent
educators in the State, and answers and
suggestions have been received from sew
eral of them.
On April the amount of money at the
disposal of the board, after subtracting
from the amount remaining in the treasury
the sum to be paid to the authors of the
histories, is 1882 60.
Mr.. Raymond stated in answer to a
question that the amount on hand would
probably be sufficient to carry on the work
till May, 1896.
Discussion was had as to the cost of the
revision and printing of the textbooks, and
it was finally determined that an edition of
81, 900 each of the third and fourth readers
be printed.
The consideration of the question of
designating the State educational journal
was deferred until the next meeting,
which will be about June Is.
The rule granting a normal document
to normal school graduates after two
years teaching was changed to designate
twenty months.
The following teachers diplomas were
granted by the board:
Life diplomas of high school grade
Charles H. Keyes and Francis w. Lewis.
For normal documents-Fred A. Bennett,
Emma M. Boor, Ruth NJ. Cox. Yetta F.
Dexter, Jennie V. Gibbons, Emma Gooch,
Katharine Griffith, Cora Merritt, Vesta A.
Olmstead, Annie L. Remmell, Emma Van
Dorstern, Marie White.
New life diplomas in lieu OF old life
diplomas-H H. Childress, date of old
diploma, June II, 1892; Mary A. Dover,
date. of old diploma, September 8, 1892;
Johannah 6. Bund, date of old diploma
December %, 1886; May F. Giles date of
old diploma, July II, 1891; James NJ.
Cleaves, date of old diploma, June 27, 1881 ;
Henrietta E. Riebsem, date of old diploma,
April Il, 1882; E. L. Thompson, date of old
diploma, July 13, 1882; Samuel N. Withe-
row, date of old diploma, January %, 1885,
Educational diplomas of the grammar
grade Lizzie NJ. Browning, BENJAMIN
Cobb, Alberta B. Cox, L. w. Cushman.
Mary n. Davis, Maggie Doyle, Lizzie
Ewald. Tillie NJ. Gallagher, Pearl Hobart.
May E. Hopkins, Harriet F. Howell, Nell
lie A. Jacobs, Josephine 1. Kean, Kate A.
u %.
Meline, George E. Morrill,, Will L. Nc
Pherson, May E. Newton, Mary J..
O'Rourke, Fannie Preble, Tillie A. Pringle,
Elizabeth T. Pugh, Sadie Robinson, Ellen
A. Sleator, Laura N. Tieroff and Kate R.
Winn.
Life diplomas of the grammar grade: Kate
Ames, Christina K. Barnes, Nancy Lura
Bell, J. D. Boggs, Mrs. Belle Bruce, vir-
ginia Calhoun, Elizabeth Carson, Effie
:. Douglas, Alicia A. Duffy, Margaret A. Gill,
Annie M. Hagarty, Regina Hertz, Edward
Howe Jr., Anna T. Keeler, Rosella S.
Kelley. Pearl Kelton, Sara Lawson, Eliza
beth L. Moynihan, Mrs. Penn H. Munday,
Ella L. McCarty, Abbie Mclaughlin, Mag
. gle O'Donoghue, Mary Purcell, Marie Rob-
erts. Emma Scholl, Margaret A. Smith,
Rose Tompkins, Virna Woods, Mary L,
Woods, Edith zweybruck, William R.
Dodge.
SCHULTZE OF TACOMA.