The San Francisco call., 1897-09-09
one MORE HOLIDAY.
Public School Children Will Be
Free to Play To-Mor-
row,
Autumn Vacation Of the Schools Will
Be From October 4 to 8 This
Year.

The Board of Education decided
last evening to make tomorrow
holiday in the public schools
in view of the fact that to-day and Satur-
day are holidays. Director Carew made
the notion that brought about the result
stated, saying that a large number of
teachers as we'll as some OF the pupils de-
sired 10 attend the Native Sons ceebra-
ton at Santa Rosa.
The Com mittee on Elementary Educa-
ton made the following recon- lamentations
that were adopted:
That Miss J. F. REILLY be transferred from
the day school substitute C ass as a proba ton
ary teacher TO the Douglass School; that Miss
Pearl Keton be transferred from the day sub
stituie class and be assigned as probationary
teacher to the Hearst Grammar school; that
William Zimmerman he elected as speci al
teacher oil German and assigned 10 the Adams
Grammar School at maximum salary OF
SS3 per month: that Miss Mabel Per-
kins he transferred probationary
teacher from the r chmond 20 The AgassiZ
School; that Miss NJ. A. Harrigan be trans
ferred from the Sherman TO the Richmond
School; that Miss Z. NJ. Goggin be transfer red
from Snuth End School to he sherman Pri-
mary Schoo ; that Miss NJ Curry be trans
ferred from the Horace Mdnn SnnooI 10 the
Everett Grammar school; that Miss L. Rem
wick be transferred from the NJ sson tram
School 10 the Horace Mann Grammar
School; that Miss Ida NJ Peri be transferred
from the Adams Grammar School to
The substitute list; that Mrs. J. NJ. Wal
lace be transferred from the Hancock
School to the Mission Grammar School; that
Miss L. A. S mon be transferred rom the even
ing substitute CLASS 10 the day school su b.
stitute class; that Miss Emily p. Rnlne be
transferred from the Hamilton Evening
school to the day substitute class; that the
following-named persons be elected to the day
substitute class: Miss Flora Davis, Miss Jen-
ME Pasalaqus, Miss Agnes Hawiey, Miss Elsie
Tidd. Miss Z. McCue, Miss Angie Farnsworth,
Mrs. Hortense BFignaraello. Miss Lilly Low,
Miss h. Torpey, Charles w. Roby, Miss +. Het-
finger Miss Nettie Lipman, Miss Lou Smith
son, Miss Christine Regan, Miss Louisa Cox;
that the order transferring third.grade class
from the Stanford to the Franklin school be
rescinded; that the order transferring Miss
Emma scnoll to the Franklin School be re-
scinded; that Miss G. A. Adams be transferred
from the Jefferson to the Cooper school; that
Miss Mary Meany be transferred from the
Douglas 10 the Jefferson school
Director Waller secured the passage OF
the following resolution:
Resolred, That the rules OF the board be sus-
from October 4 to October 8, 1897, inclusive,
Instead Of the fourth week in October.
The suits of Sarah F. Laven VS.. the
Board of Education. George o. Mitchell
VS.. the Board OF Education and the claims
of Mrs. Susie Z. Baker and Mrs. A. j.
Leary for reinstatement were referred TO
the City and County Attorney.
Miss Anna Croug hwell was elected vice
principal of the Irving Scott School, DR..
w. Kratzer vice. principal of the Horace
Mann School and Mrs. Clara F. Starke
vice-principal OF the Hearst Grammar
School.