The record-union., 1897-07-20
ANNUAL TEACHERS ELECTION
SOME WE'RE RETIRED AFTER
MANY YEARS OF SERVICE.
The City Board of Education
Awards the Contracts for
Various Supplies.

The City Board of Education met last
night and elected teachers for the ensu-
ing year.
They also opened bids for various sup
plies and awarded the contracts.
H. S. Crocker & Co. were awarded the
contract for furnishing stationery, they
being the lowest bidders in the aggre-
gate.
H Nottingham was awarded the con-
tract for oak wood at 50 Al per cord.
John Shelton and A. Dunbar We're
awarded the contract for furnishing
pine wood at So per cord.
The contract for saving wood was
awarded to Enright & Small at 81 o0 per
cord.
Director Driver stated that, while the
city charter provides that the election of
teachers does not constitute a contract
and that the board may discharge them
ut any time. there is a question whether
d teacher discharged during the term for
which she is elected may not compel the
board to pay her salary for the full term
If she is so elected.
Mr.. Driver therefore moved that when
the board elect teachers this year they
be elected for one month, beginning
September Goth, or until their success
ors are elected.
The motion was carried.
Director Dolan, from the Salary Com
mittee, recommended the following,
which was adopted:
That the salary of the assistant kim
slergarten teachers be SO per month;
that the salary of the Principal of the
might school be $40 and the assistant
teacher of night school be S6O per
month; that the salary of the assistant
teacher at Newton Booth School be $40
per month; that the salary of the Chin
ese teacher be $40 per month; that the
salary of Miss Kate Herrick, teacher IN
the High School, be 500 per month, to
take effect January 1, 1898; that the
janitor at Thirteenth and G be 500 in
winter and 500 in summer.
The board then proceeded to the cleo
fion of teachers, and the following We're
elected:
Sacramento Grammar School, Six
4eenth and ANNA G. Weeks, Prlncl-
pal; Lizzie Griffin, Vice-Principal; Mary
Phleger, ninth grade; Jennie Burke and
Marie Darlington and Minnie Sweeney,
eighth grade; Emma Hughes, Lucy
IIinkson, Otilla Ash and Bertha Piper,
seventh grade; Henrietta AndriOt. Addie
I. Hughes, Orpha Butler, Emma Klein
sorge and Jennie Shook, sixth grade.
Hardness Grammar School, Tenth and
P-J. w. Johnson, Principal; Mrs. NJ. ID.
Merrill. Vice Principal; Minnie hlefer
and Irene Richardson, eighth grade; He
lene FIgl, Nellie Todd and Mercy Farms
worth, seventh grade; Edith Ebert,
Louise Conrad, Inie GiIIis and Ida Flem-
ming, sixth grade.
Sutter Grammar School, Twenty-ffrst
and L-Julian w. Johnson, Principal;
NIolIie Johnson, Vice-Principal; Ella
McCleery and Lille Blue, eighth grade;
Mrs. Mary Nagle and Mrs. j. R. Brown,
seventh grade; Theodore Willis, Mar
garet McFall and Kate E. Winn, sixth
grade.
Union Primary School, Seventh and G
Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford, second grade,
Principal: Lille Crowel, fifth grade;
Nettie Price and Mary McManus, fourth
grade; Mrs. NJ. Long and Tlll1e Scott,
third grade; Berthae Ebert, fifth grade;
Relle Peyran, second grade; Fern An
drews and Florence Wilcox, first grade
Lincoln Primary School. Fourth and
O-Lfzzie NJ. Bernard, fifth grade, Prln-
cipaI: Nellie ogden, fifth grade; Nettle
Hopley fourth grade; Pauline Ellers'
third grade; Ada Flynn, fourth grade;
Frankie Spaulding, third grade; jennie
Fay, second grade; Lou McCormlek'
second grade; May Wolf, first grade;
May Burgess, first grade; Molhe I1ther-
dngton, first grade; Blanch Ryan,
second grade; Mildred Obarr, kinder
garten; NJ. Govan, assistant kinder
garten.
Capital Primary School, Tenth and Q
Clara F. Parsons, second grade, Prln-
cipal; Ella b. Sherburn, fifth grade; lda
miller. fifth grade; Mrs. NJ +. Allen,
fourth grade; Isabel Henley, fourth
grade: Annie Neary. third grade; Mamie
O'NeiH. third grade; BERTHE Groth, sec
ond grade; Anna Brogan, first grade;
Nellie Harrison, first grade; Belle VIII
kins, first grade; S. V. Dixon, KINDER
sarten: Sophia Price, assistant kinder
garten.
Washington Primary School. Thlr-
aeenth and G-Mary Woods, fifth grade
Principal; Florence Chapman, htth
grade: Laura Hess, fourth grade; Hat
tie Frazee, fourth grade; Jennie Crotton,
third grade: Henrietta Hersum, thlrd
grade; Alice Smith. second grade; Nerna
Woods. second grade; Minnie Roth, hrst
grade; Lucy turner, IfSI SIdue, Sehi ~
NJ. Estes. kindergarten; Ada Crawford
and Sophie X. Duggan, assistant kinder
garten.
Jefferson Primary School, Sixteenth
and N-Margaret Little, fifth grade; NJ
A. Paine, fifth grade; Daisy Weisel,
fourth grade; Millie Wilcox, fourth
grade; Emma Woods, third grade; Lucie
Heard, third grade Lulu Merwin, second
grade: Jennie Govan, second grade;
Bertha Dawley, first grade; Matte Z.
Sheldon, first grade.
Marshall Primary School, Twenty
seventh and Emma DOherty, fifth
grade, Principal; Mary Tracy, fourth
grade: Mary Griffin. third grade; Laura
Kirn, first and second grades.
Fremont Primary School, Twenty
Fourth and N-Sarah NJ. Jones, fifth
grade, Principal; Ada Tenbrook, fourth
grade Elizabeth Rogers and Lulu h.
Kaerth. third grade; Jennie Richards,
second grade: Jennie H. Yorke and Iva
Rughson, first grade; Rebe Nourse.
kindergarten; Louise Holmes, assistant
kindergarten.