The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08
Secretary. Animal Report.


Secretary A. A. Guernsey submitted his
annual report OF school district No. l
Tor the fiscal year ending June 80. 1897.
The report is very fan and shows the
following general details:
Cash recefpts-Tax collections, slSa-
s4@2s. state and county apportiouments.
su. lie. tuition Of outside pupils and
miscellaneous cash receipts. $225.s5: total
receipts. slSl a4l.sS. balance on hand JAY
/. 1850, sSI.581.07; grand total s2Ie,6ss.75.
Assets-Real estate. Sis0 co: buildings,
s4s5,ooe. furniture, $2l SO. apparatus. s.. 20.
libraries. s. GO. settlement with county
commissioners. Slice: uncollected taxes.
So. 3. %: state general school levy So CO
cash on hand June 50. 1897. Sal $3.50, total
assets. 81. 022 s5e.45
Llabllites-outstandln warrants. 81
1873. interest on warrants, Sl37s: bonded
indebtedness. s75o.00o: total liabilities, S-52 =
i7157: differences in favor Of the district,
$40 ISIS
Cash disbursements detailed-warrants
redeemed. S1sS. SIS 0s; interest on warrants.
sls2.06, interest on bonds. see 0s5: refund OF
taxes. s2s.sli; total cash disbursements.
SIS n-Z3. balance of cash on hand. sal
45S52
Disbursements by warrants-Saiaries.
sIl3.S55.4 rs: stationery. printing and sup
plies. 81 4H-o7: miscellaneous expense,
S.Si-4. furniture. apparatus and books
sl,5Ss.5T: fuel. s. 31e q light. slI7.75: water.
81 $3.50. insurance. s. 5s1s rent OF build
ings. SLIP. rent Of motors. S55; repairs,
s. 125-is; buildings, s2.7s5.o5. real estate.
SO 50; motor power. S1S2so. total disburse-
ments BY warrants. 1856 SAT-.
A portion Of the report was a resume OF
the result OF the school census taken last
June The figures. compared with previous
years. show a remarka bic increase. The
figures in brief show the total number of
ff. fsssF-. = :
tending school. 10 be 10 20. Of whom 4 "A
are male and 5.2S5 are female. The num-
Der between and Is years % age attend
Ing school less than three months OF the
year IS but 207. Eleven pupils have been
sent to the school for defective youth. IN
the number Of school children within its
limits the Seventh ward carries the BAN
ner with /. 4of. being closely pressed for
honor BY the Eighth ward with /. 400 ~
pills.
a delegation o. residents in the district
tributary 70 the Randall school was pres
ent 70 protest against the removal OF their
children from the Minor 20 the Randall
school Il appears that children have
been allowed heretofore TO attend TIE
Minor school while residing within the
limits tributary TO the Randall With
the Influx Of strangers TO the city has re-
suited an Overcrowded condition OF The
schools. The Minor school Is filed with
pupils who I've within the district n
became necessary therefore 70 transfer
those pupils il The Minor school VINO
should Be IN the Randall THIS led 20 ths
protest OF parents who do not consider
that the Randall school offers the aA-
vantaEes % Mlnor school The matter
was left 70 TIE discretion OF Superintfna-
eat F. ]. Barnard and Superintendent
Be bcock. OF the Minor school
The pay ron f0r September was ap-
proved and warrants ordered drawn
The salaries of NJ NJ Moss and ". r
Richardson were fixed az $50 a month. and
@. T. Conn. OF the Green Lake school. a.
saA
Secretary 4. A Guernsey was allowed
an assistant during the time % reglstra.
ton and election.