The herald., 1896-07-09
Action Taken by the Board of
Education
TEACHERS APPOINTMENTS
For the School Year Beginning Next
September
Ysung Vat w. on Trial Charged With Grand
Larceny, Takes . Good Defense
News Brevltles

Of the board Of trustees of the public
schools yesterday evening in the office
Of Simpson g. Willett, the election Of
teachers for the ensuing year was COM
pleted and the result was as follows:
High school-Jas. D. Graham, super
vising principal and principal of high
school, per year. $4,000; Walter A. Ed
wards. vice-principal and teacher of
Greek and Latin. $1,000; H. c. Fall.
science and mathmetics, $1,000: L. L.
Evans. French and German, $945; Ellen
F.. Thompson. Latin and history. $500:
Matte A. Reed, English and history.
5000: Sara L. Dole, tenth and eleventh
years. $50; Katherine l.. Nash. tenth
year. $50: Laura A. Tinkham, ninth
year. $S10. Total, $9375.
Wilson grammar school-Lucy q.
George. eighth year. $72O; Lydia A. Bur-
son, seventh year. $675. Total. S1395.
Lincoln school-W. J. Hornby. princi-
pal. $50; Juliette c. Woodruff, sixth
year. $675; Ella v. Dobbs. fourth year,
$3.50; Francis M. Geahart, third year,
$675: Ella G. Wood. first and second
years, $675: Abbie M. Michaels, second
year, $675: Annie e. Lemon, first year,
$675. Total. $4s15.
Garfield school-A. H. Collins, princi-
pal, $1,000; Kate Hamilton, sixth year.
$676; Franc r. knight, fifth year, 1875;
Lulu Satterthwaite, fourth year. 1915;
Georgia H. Mitchell. third year, 1915;
Imelda e. Brooks. second year $675; Ada
S5o5o.
Washington school-George W. Will
son. principal 5000: Mary E. Thompson,
sixth year, $675: Anna M. Dilworth, fifth
year. $500; Carlo j. Lang. fourth year,
1915; Mary E. Ferguson, third year, $675;
Mae Benedict. second year. $3.50; Annie
M Partridge, first and second years,
$675; total, s4S6O.
Franklin school-Mrs. Francis s. Burt,
principal, $1,000; Mimi Martin, sixth year,
1915; Margaret Gaud, fifth year, $500;
Alberta e. Stearns, fourth year, $675;
Ida Robinson. fourth year. $675: Mabel
A. Harris. third year, :s75; Jessie r.
Forbes, first year. $675; total, $3.50.
Columbia school-Wm. B. Frackelton,
principal, $50: Catherine M. Townsend,
nth and sixth years. $675; Agnes E.
Daniels. third and fourth years, $3.50;
Sallie e. RUSSELL, first and second years.
salaries. $35.270.
s4Se.- n q 1e.i. wilson. $3.50: WIN. N .I Dol.
cater. Washington. $40; George w. Saw
H.
lumbia, $40: total. $2940
A LARCENY CASE
A pretty young Chinese woman named
Tut Yu was tried in the recorders court
today upon the charge Of grand larceny.
The court room was crowded and the
case developed considerable interest.
Since the tpOstponement Of the case last
week the defendant has been in the care
Of the w. c. T. U. Nothing of any ac-
~ xryna lrI.
session owing to the absence of the COM
plainant's counsel. Mr. Phibbs, and an
adjournment was made until o. m.
At o'clock this afternoon Deputy
District Attorney Williams was present
to conduct the examination for the peo-
pie. 1t came out that Wong Ching, the
plaintiff. according to the defendants
story. wants 10 gain possession of her
for immoral purposes. To escape this
she had run away to San Francisco,
where Wong found her and ewore out a
warrant in order to bring her here On
the 1st of May she borrowed $500 of
Wong, who was then working for Mrs.
Carr. 1t is claimed that the woman
kept the money. refusing to pay It, Wong
is member of the Congregational mis-
sion here. He made a, damaging ad-
mission when he swore that the money
was loaned. thus breaking down the
charge of larceny. Mr.. Williams turned
the tables on the Chinaman by swearing
out a warrant for his arrest upon the
charge of misdemeanor in maliciously
causing the arrest of the woman, and
he was offered bail In the sum of 5000,
which was not forthcoming.
BREvITIES
The new two-story and half house
which A. B. Phillips, formerly Of Nerth
Pasadena, built recently in La Canyada,
was burned Monday morning at II
o'clock. The building was forth about
$1,000 and was insured for 5000. Mr..
Phillips children were the only members
Of the family at home at the time and
Phillips is brother-in-law Of the noted
]. r. Veach. and lost several hundred
dollars by Veach's methods.
A great game of ball Is looked for next |
week at the cycle track 1t will be a
hilarious contest between the fat and
lean men of the city Among the en-
tries at the Brunswick billiard hall are
those of De Bussey. "Archie," Kendall,
Bassett, Ed Mosher, Vlier and Haller |
Tor the fats-and Banbury, Kohler, Full |
Ter, Crandall for the leans. Leland and |
beebe of the Mount Loves will do the |
,atching for the two teams.
There was good attendance at the |
meeting or the Ladies Missionary So |
ciety OF the United Presbyterian church |
at tne home of Mrs. Dr. Lord on Sum- |
NIT avenue yesterday afternoon. A |
business session was held and refresh |
nents were served. The next meeting |
Mill take place at the home of Mrs. Rev
'ames keiso on South Madison avenue |
July IA at 2:30 p. m.
numper or young ladies gave their
sentieman friends leap year picnic at |
ne Devlfs gate yesterday afternoon.
me party was composed of Miss Moore
&. M Allen. Miss Stein, Mr.. Howard
Miss Maud Mott. H. Brown. Miss VIII
srell, George Backoff, Miss Lowry Nv
Fisher, Miss Cook, w. Wood and NTrs
Stein and Mrs. Lowry,
On Tuesday, July 21, Miss Iida Frost
md Mr. Lucius Huffon will he married
n the presence Of few friends Miss
Frost is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs n
4. Frost of East Colorado street
George F. Blockberger. q former ras,
lent OF this city, died at Santa Ana yes
erday from injuries received in a run
way. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from the undertakine
of Reynolds & Van Nuvs
A party composed of G. Wharton
ames. Mrs. Lowe, Mrs Louisa Acker-
on, Mrs. Annie Brush Long of Chicago.
tev. Father Granyon of Prescott and
sev. DR.. Corser of Flagstaff expect to
make the trip to the Moqui Indian snake
ance in Arizona.
At the parish meeting of the Univer-
alist church last night Rev. William
ones, who has been the pastor for the