The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14
TEACHERS MAY Be PAID.
San FranciSco's Share of School
Money Larger Than Last
Year.
Amount of State Funds That Will Be
Received by Each of the
Counties.

If the hopes and belief of the School De-
partment go for anything the pay that was
withheld from the schoolteachers of San
Francisco during 1895 will be given them
some time during the present year, prob
ably soon after July 1.
The reason for this belief comes from the
statement of the apportionment of school
moneys which reached Auditor Broderick
yesterday from the hands of Samuel T.
Black, State Superintendent of Public In
struction. The report is in part as follows:
Total number of census children between 5
ana II years of age entitled to receive school
money, 1913, 1870; amount per child, So 10
Amount apportioned. 81 1897 ,249 80; amount
unapportioned, $3.50 IS.
The number of children who will benefit
by the apportionment, with the amount
each county will receive, is given as fol-
lows:
Alameda, %, 15s, s173,171 20; Alpine, 50,
$500 So Amador, 2716 $16.703 40; Butte.
4208, $25, $40 20; Calaveras. 2631, $16 $50 90 /;
Colusa, 2179, $l3,40 IS; Contra Costa, 1894
1921 10; Del Norte, $50, $3437 IS; Ell Do
RADIO, PIP, $12,9S8 80; Fresno, 1925. S45,-
500. ga 45; Inyo, 975, 1896 25: Kern, 1898,
$l7,791 %; Kings, 2l55, 1872 % Lake
1858. ,3sI 20; Lassen, 112S, $6937 20; Los
Angeles, 34,243, S21O,606 70; MADEIRA, 1907,
1876, S6617 40; Mendocino, 1888, 500, 722 90:
MERGED, 2ol6, $12,410 70; Modoc, 1907,
SS930 90 o6 MOn9 Sol sls5 49, Menterey
Nevada, 1892, $26.O26 so; Orange, 1924, 800.
667 so; Placer, 3278, $50, $50 20; Plumas,
$50, $5S9z 50; Riverside. 1902, $25 ,S42 20;
Sacramento, 906S ,61S 20; San Benfto'
2039, SO, $50 80; San Bernardino, 612O, S37,-
693 80 san san od Diego Sl52, $50, 134 SO; san
z343, $45, 159 45; San Luis Oblspo. 5166, $3l,-
TO 90; San Mateo 2911, $17. 9o2 65; Santa
Bari Barbara, 4729. $29,o83 50; Santa Clara, 49,
s37, $50 o95 80; Santa san Cruz 5543, $34, o89 45;
Siskiyou, 311S, $19,175 70; Solano 4456,
$27 ,404 40; sonoma, 1925, 1867 rs; Stan
islaus, 1904, $14, 169 90; Suffer, 1880,
$8179 80; Tehama, 1929, $16,16s 81; Trim
ity, 716, $4403 40; Tulare, 5505, $33, $50 rs;
Tuolumne, 1882, 1929 30; Ventura, 1892
$50, 900 so; Yolo, 1892, SO, 900 80; Yuba'
2045, $12,576 70.
Secretary Beanston of the Board of
Education, after comparing the figures
with those of 1895, was very much pleased
with the result.
"Should the second installment of
school money, which comes in July" he
said, compare favorablv with that of last
year the board will be in position to pay
the teachers their back salary and still
have money to spare.
"In January, 1895, we received 1887
III 30, against $430, 539 90 for this year. In
July, 1895, we received 5000, 100 so, so that
if we receive like amount in the coming
July the department will be allowed
$500, 900 for 1896.
The estimated expenditures for the
present year are $4,000, leaving nearly
1000 over and above expenses. The
back salaries now owing teachers aggre-
gate SIS, 154 As, so that there will be plenty
and TO spare, provided, of course, that the
second installment does not fall below that
of 1895. We hope and believe that it will
not, and that the long-delayed payments
will be made before this year is out"