The herald., 1896-08-25
THEIR FEARS ARE ANAYED
List of School Teachers
Now Made Public
ONE HUNDRED dollar ASSISTANT
For Superintendent FOshay and
kindergarten Work
THE CITY HALL EXODUS
Obstreperous High School Boys Get
Raking Down
No More Scope for the Wild Excitements
OF the Past
Two Jeremiahs OF the Board Bemoan the Pact
of An Empty Trensury-An Appeal to
the Board of Super visors Anent
the Annexed Territory
Obstreperous High School Boys Get a
Raking Down
No More Scope for the Wild Excitements
OF the Past

The proceedings of the board of edu
cation were relieved last evening by a
vein of righteousness that broke the
monotony of routine.
In the galleries, too, many teachers
and their friends had gathered to hear
the list of appointments read and so
learn "A few hours earlier what good the
scholastic gods had sent them.
In the absence of President Hale, the
business of the session was presided
over by Director William NJ. Garland
The first business taken up was the
consideration of a communication re-
garding the new Macy-street school.
The schoolhouse having been by some
oversight built with twelve feet project
ing on to an aleyway, which is public
thoroughfare, something had to be DONE
Director Fulton, while objecting to liti-
cation, explained that the contractor
protested that in erecting the building
he had followed the plans of the city
engineer and SO must be held guiltless.
The director urged that some one
must be in fault, and wherever the fault
lay, It ought to be punished. He there
fore moved that the matter be referred
TO the building committee for investiga-
ton, it to report back al the next regu-
lar meeting.
THE VERNON DISTRICT SLICED.
letter was read from the trustees of
the Vernon school district, inviting a
committee of the board to meet with
them for the purpose of making settle
ment of the property of the district.
\ sharp discussion ensued. Director
Fulton believed that the request of the
vernon trustees was reasonable. The
city in Incorporating new territory had
cut the Vernon school district in two,
the portion of the district across the
railroad track not being taken in. The
school district, however, remains intact,
ana, Director Fulton argued, the mat
ter might in conference be settled ami
caply and without any friction. Direc-
tor Grubb thought otherwise. He was
not prepared to give a committee un-
limited powers to settle the matter of
division. He believed that an investi-
cation would reveal the fact that the
courts had already adjudicated upon the
matter and decided that the school,
mouse and land belong to the city. Sus-
picion also haunted the mind of the di-
rector because, when the city superin-
lentent went to the Vernon trustees
they then scorned any peaceful settle
ment and demanded everything in and
out of sight. Director Grubb moved
that the matter be referred to the build
ing committee for investigation. and II
was so ordered.
DISBURSEMENTS APPROVED
secretary Dandy read the following
report of the finance committee, recon-.
mending that the various accounts with
the department salaries for the current9
month, be paid:
Ciark ~ Taylor. lime, $3.50; Mrs. M.
a. Greata, typewriting. July. Sc. so: G.
Trossman, 90 city maps, $10SO; III. M.
Lee d Bro, printing, $13.25; w II. Nor
ris, labor, $13.75; California Printing
company. printing. s14; II. w. Robin.
son; labor $3.50; r. Sherer, filling cess
pool, $50; w. Wilson, labor 500: r Il
aRSeckert, labor S20.63; j. A. Ditch, labor,
SzZ'oo' j.; Hayworth, labor, $24; B. Story,
1apor, ~; =. r. Watson, labor. $24; Z.
labor; $50; o. G. Bryant, labor. $50; J.
Bas.Fuiton, asd labor, $50; F. NJ Lowery. Dor.
$So; j.. Is. Augustus. labor, $50: w. r
1AxteiI, labor, $50; 7. e. Converse, la
por, $3125 Letha Lewis, instructine
1ra rism school graduating class, $45;
ToWle d Taylor, sewer, Tenth street
$49.5s; Fred Nielsen, repairs of plaster,
ing, S5l.50; Fred Nielsen, repairs of plas-
tering, 81; J. A. Foshay. expenses 70
state convention, s54; p. Hirschfeld &,
60; pencils, $64.S0; M. F. ODea, cement
Walk ana grading, $199.7O; French &,
Heed, grading Chestnut street. S395 al
Glencross d. Dawson. second payment
on Seventh street. $1,000; total. s23S7 g.
THE LUCKY APPOINTEES,
me oonne bouche of the session came
, up When Secretary Dandy read the re-
port or the teachers committee Tho
necks of the gallery gods and goddesses
were craned In listening to the long list
OF names read off. Doubtless MANY VIII
thought their names would be called
We're disappointed, and others who
scarcely hoped for promotion found that
n.NrI l. l.
on them '-- u't up
Inc list of teachers for the next schoI-
ast1c year, as read, was as follows:
H1ghland Park School, District No
Mr. w. o. Lowe. ->o L
Mr arroyo Q Street School, District No. p
"r. "A. w. Damon.
swain Street School, District No Q
uels. @Auule j. Sam
chestnut Street School. District >y>
4Dura 4JuDt,' "A. Haller. director; Wenona r
Samuels. Soh' Minnie A.
Hellman Street School, District No
WARY ~. LeVan, Clara H. Houehto,
Garrie a. walton, Mary A. Hastinos'
r. TIiiiiIy o.. 1arolner, Rose e. Cowan Eiio
II. Kane, Mr.. P. o. Bonebraka LID
cipal. 0iaAe' prin-
Gates Street School, District No
Amy knewing, director; Addie ~ y
assistant; Ella Stoltenberg; Marpana., an,
Van Valkenburg, Ella NJ. Dixon, I1ret prin
cSipai' Bessie e. vickery, Helen M. Per
Griffin Avenue School, District No ,
Helen 70. Hunt, principal; Mrs. Re1,o
bruce Belle Sharp, Bessie E. Harris
Marie White iis'
Hayes Street School, District No g.
Laura G. Bacon director: Lucia Riv
by. assistant; Mary E. Quayle. Cora
Cass, Janet M. Henderson, principal.
Mary Phelps.
Castelar, Street School. District No
9-Mrs. Frances Mackey, director; Ethel
Todd, assistant; Louise Torrey. assist
ant; Charlotte j. Fox. Carrie Etshem-
endy, Adele Well, Alice Reeves. Ma
tilda Shields, Kate E. Teahan, Annette
T. Rice, Amy Armstrong, Gertrude d
Ticknor. Mrs. Mabel Marsh. J. H Mel
lette, Mrs. c. G. Dubois principal
Sand Street School, District No TO-