The record-union., 1895-06-11
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
No State Educational Journal Adopted
Yet.
The Third and Fourth Readers About
Ready for the Schools-Di-
plomas Granted.

The State Board of Education held a
meeting yesterday, Professors Childs.
Pierce and Pennell and State Superin-
Pierce presiding.
The matter of adopting State educa-
tional journal was taken up.
The journals submitted Tor competition
were: The Western Educational Journal,
Madge Morris aud Harr Wagner: The
Western Educational Re0ieaO. j. II. Will
kins and Frank Dunn: The California
State Educational Journal, J. OH. Cos
grave and Mrs. Nettie Cravens. and The
Pacific Educational Journal. p. Nj.
Fisher.
The various competitors addressed the
board as to the merits Of their respective
journals, and the board went into execu-
tive session, after which it was announced
that the matter had been laid on the
table, no time for action being set.
Edltor-in-Chief w. II. V. Raymond
presented his report. showing the
cost Of preparing and printing the
Third and Fourth Readers, as fol-
lows: An edition Of $4,000 OF the
Fourth Reader is printed and one of the
script of the course in grammar for the
sixth year is ready for the printer and
that for the seventh and eighth years
nearly SO. The cost of the Third Reader
was: Compilation, $2,6S7 50; compost
ton, ETC., So, 10: printing aud binding
$4,000 copies, Sl9,764. Fourth Reader:
Compilation, 3.05l %; composition, ETC..
81. l57; printing and binding $4,000 copies.
81, 22332
The State Superintendent was instruct
ed to ascertain the number OF Histories
sold last year, and order 80 per cent. OF
that number printed.
1t was also ordered that the manuscript
of the Grammar be sent to the printer as
fast as ready. and that hundred ''dum-
mics" be printed for distribution for
criticism.
The board fixed the price of the Fourth
Reader at A cents, that Of the Third
Reader at So cents. the Second Reader at
70 cents, the First Reader at 16 cents, the
Physiology at so cents, and the Civil
Government at AZ cents.
The following standing committees
were appointed: Credentials for Diplomas
-Childs, kellogg and Black; Accredited
Colleges-Brown, Pennell and Black;
Text Books and Revision Of Textbooks
Pierce, Childs and Black.
Johns Hopkins University was placed
on the list Of accredited colleges.
Life diploma, highest grade-Annie
Austin, David Curtis Clark, Herbert e.
Cox, Cornelia M. Farley, William S.
Hall, Lillian A. Howard. Elmer E. HoIl-
peter, ]. M. Hussey, Henry L. Wegener,
William Walter Wilson.
Educational diploma, highest grade
Henry Meade Bland. L. w. Cushman,
Susie NJ. Kingsbury, Henry G. Petray.
Life Diploma, Grammar Grade-Clara
A. Barton, jeanette Barrows, George K
Bingham, Matte A. Billinsley.s Helen
Meade Bland. Kate Cooney, w. J. Cor
nell, Adela l. DeBerry, Andrew E. Down
ing, Laura b. Donovan. William j. Fitz-
gerald, Anna M, Fleming, Ella Nj. Hall,
Edgar Hunter. Helena A. Hunt, Carrie
X. Houston, Louise Marriott Howard,
Juliet Ii. Lumbard, Lottie J. Mathis,
ID. Reynolds, Annie II. Rucker, Richard
Il. Taylor, julius A. Vergon, May Z.
White.
Educational Diploma Grammar Grade
-Eula l.. Anderson, Hattie X. Baird,
Lillian Boden, Josie S. Broadhurst, w. II.
Castle, Jessie c. Chandler. Agnes Curtis,
r. l.. Crane, John w. Duncan, May
Evans, Ida E. Goldberg. Sarah M. Gra-
ham. George w. Hinkle. F. j. Hitchins,
della Leland, Lizzie NJ. Mort. May V.
McNichols. Charlotte Parsons, Sadie
Phillips, Charles A. Pool. l.. NJ. Reager,
Nellie Rogers. l.. M. Stark, Iva Stenger,
G. w. Updyke, M. v. Usher, Esther
Alice Wright. Minnie Wenck
Life Diploma. New Issue-Amos NJ.
Ayers. Fannie Doom, Priscilla Edwards,
w. III. Edwards, Grace Z. Everett, Mrs.
Susie Faulkner, Karl A. Floden, Harri-
son Fowler, Robert A. Morton. May Nc
Auliffe.
Normal Documents-Eula A. Ander-
son, Carrie Arnold. Elise M. Asmus, Eva
w. Carnes. A. Nj. Gray, George E. Har-
vey, Annie Loucks, Mrs. Leora b. Rhine.