The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-28
THE AILSA,

transferred from the vice-principalship of
the John SWEET Grammar School to that of
the Washington Grammar School.
The resignation of Miss Myra R. Hussev.
an assistant teacher in the Emerson Pri-
mary School, was rendered to the board and
accepted. 1t takes effect April /.
A petition was received from the West
Castro-street Noe Valley Improvement
Club asking that the eastern limit for
school site in that district be set at Doug
lass street.
The following were appointed deputy
census marshals:
F. w. Brown, E: c. Palmer, J. Wardell,
J: A. Johnson, 3. T. Tarbox, William
G. Grosvenor I. Danielwitz, w. P. George
Fl. c. Gilmour, B. F. Hanlon, E. H He'll
man, George Buckmeister, Lee ID. Morney,
Joseph Tuttle, G. I. Barrett, H. l.. God
dard, D. Zeiner, J. f. Reilly, P. J. Gray,
N. Unde, W: T. Guirey, F. Griffith, !. P.
Devereaux, G: NJ: Woodward, Charles Gold
berg, W. B. Smith, John Dennill, H. L.
Worder, G. II. Pettis, J. Ebert, r. ]:
Schumacher, J. R. Robinson, A. P. Davis,
F. A. Hovey, D. Meelker, B. P Mallatratt
j. ]. Crowley, J. V. Sullivan, James Has
lett. j. K. Murray, o. H. Bogart, T. J.
| Parker.
The salary of chief census marshal and
| VI SIlCl OCpQJy CCllSuS IlldTSldl was set at
SIS day each, and the salaries of the census
marshals were set at S. a day.
| Following the reinstatement of Andrew
J. Itself as vice-principai of the John
SWEET Grammar School on order of Judge
| Wallace, Albert Lyser, the principal of
that school, sought to again secure Mr..
Itsell's dismissal by presenting charges to
the Board of Education.
Mr.. Lvser charges incompetency, and
untltness as a vice-principal and inability
to maintain discipline. He asks an inves-
t1gatlon OF the charges and the dismissal
of Mr.. Itself from the department
The board adopted a resolution intro
duced by Y. b. Stone, that consideration
OF the charges against Itself be postponed
till further order of the board.
| At later point in the proceedings of
the board the matter was adjusted through
resolution introduced by Director Noel
roy creating second vice-principal IN the
Washington Grammar School and trans
ferrlng MIR. Itsell to that position. The
resolution was adopted without dissent.
Madison G. Babcock, Deputy Superin-
tendent OF Schools, entered a written COM
plant against Miss Evelyn r. Ashmead, a
teacher In the South San Francisco School.
The complaint declares that Miss Ash
mead possesses no proper method of teach
ing, that she has almost no control over
the pupils, and that her nervous state is
such that her mind is not in condition to
teach and manage little children.
| The charges will be heard on Wednes-
day evening, April %, and meantime Miss
Ashmead is suspended.
Margaret G. Kenzie, principal of the
North Cosmopolitan School, complained
school, as incompetent and unable to main
tain discipline. The charges will be con-
| sidered at later date.
| The board adopted the recommendation
| OF the Judiciary Committee and made a
rule that all charges against teachers must
/ be preferred in writing before they could
be considered, and that all teachers against
whom charges were made should be enti-
tied to open trials.
| The report of the Committee on Classifi-
cation was adopted. This assigns Miss
Lilly A. Toomey to place in the cooking
department. under Mrs. Kate Whitaker at
salary of $50 month
The report calls for a new class, to be
formed In the former Lick Grammar School,
and the rental of a room at Jersey and Noe
/ streets at SIS month.
Miss Effie Edith Smith, day substitute,
became probationary teacher in the Po-
trero Primary School.
A new class is formed in the Hawthorne
Primary School.
Mrs. Eta B. Blanchard is engaged to
teach music in the San Francisco Normal
| School at a salary of S25 a month.
Miss Mary Meaney, day substitute
teacher, is appointed to vacancy in the
| West-End Primary School,
| The following communication, signed by
Auditor, Frederick and dated March q,
was read:
respectfully desire to call your attention to
the fact that fear will be obliged to refuse to
draw warrant upon the treasury for the
| salary OF George Beanston as satisfaction of
| demand made by him for $500 as salary for
! the service as secretary for the month of
! March. II my fears should be well founded it