The record-union., 1898-07-07

fuHy request those who have juristlic-
tion IN such cases, to set aside the dis
ability, With reference to graduation of
hayward Reed, caused by his absence
from school during the last month of
has senior year, and the necessary fail
ure to do the prescribed work for such
month; We further request that his
Joining the regular army of the United
States and his faithful performance Of
duty in his assigned place in said
army, be accepted as an equivalent at
least for the omitted work, and that
Hayward Reed be graduated with the
class of 1898 from the Sacramento High
School.
respectfully submitted, William III.
PopeTt (Chairman), Edith Slater, Min
nae Ebner, Jettora Watkins, E. Barton.
Unanimously adopted by the class,
in regular session, June n, 1895.
CYRUS L. MASON, President.
+. Gundrum, Secretary.
On motion of Director Sherburn the
President, Secretary and Principal
Pond were requested to sign the dipio-
ma of graduation for Hayward Reed.
BIDS FOR REPAIRS.
Bids for repairs to the various school
buildings We're opened as follows:
Lincoln Primary-Siller Bros, $2,124 !:
Frank Lyman, S1,910; E. E. Earl,
s., ,25S.
Washington Primary-C. Schmidt,
Si.G63; Z. f. Earl, $1,G5S; Frank Ly-
man, 81 ,625.
On motion of Director Johnson, the
bids were referred to the Committee on
Repairs, to report on Friday night.
A COAL PROPOSITION.
Mr.. Winans addressed the board in
relation to furnishing coal instead of
wood for the schools. He said that he
would furnish 800 tons of coal for
81 80. which would be saving of
$313 over the cost of wood, as against
the cost of the stoves needed to burn
it in. He guaranteed that the coal
would furnish more heat if burned in
the proper stoves than wood would.
On motion of Director Ransom, the
matter was referred to the Committee
on Furniture and Supplies. to be re-
ported on on Friday night.
FILTERS.
Director Sherburn stated that Eagan
Bros. were ready to furnish filters,
either to sell or rent, to the schools,
ana Mr.. Edwards has also filter which
he wishes to put in and have it tested.
The committee asked for time until
Friday night. On request of Director
Sherburn, Director Ransom was added
TO the Committee on Filters, to report
at that time.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
On motion of Director Elliott, the
board proceeded to the election of
teachers, for a month or until their
successors are elected, not to exceed
ten months.
In the High School Miss Ruth Spill
man was elected to fill the vacancy
uade by Miss De Laguna's resigna-
ton. and Z. NJ. Hoen was made draw
ing teacher.
In the Sacramento Grammar School
Jennie Shook was elected to fill the
place made vacant by Miss Ash's res
igLation, and Bertie Groth Will fill the
vacancy made by Miss Shocks promo
tion.
There was no change in either the
Harkness or Sutter Grammar Schools.
In the Union Primary Miss Nettie
Price will fill the vacancy made by
Miss Croweli's resignation, Miss Anna
Auken takes Miss Prices former place
in the Fourth Grade, and Miss Fannie
Little was elected TO fill the vacancy
made by Miss Peyran's resignation.
Then came a surprise. Miss Nellie
Ogden was elected Principal of the Lin
coin Primary School in place of Miss
Bernard. Director Stack made an earn
est plea for Miss Bernard's retention.
but he stood alone. Miss Nettie Hopley
was promoted to Fifth Grade, Miss
CGden's former position, and Mrs. Van
Heusen was elected into the depart
ment to fill the vacancy caused by Miss
Hopley's promotion.
In the Capital Primary Miss Bertie
Ward was elected to the Third Grade
in place of Miss Nea~y. who took Miss
wilkins place in the First Grade, and
Miss Nellie Harris was given the Sec
Groth's promotion.
In the Washington Primary, Miss
Hattie Frazee was promoted to the
Fifth Grade, in place of Miss Mary
Woods, who takes Miss Virna Woods
position in the Second Grade, still re-
taiEing her position as Principal, while
Miss Virna Woods takes Miss F'raZee's s
former place.
In the jefferson Primary, Miss Sadie
McDermitt has the place made vacant
by Miss Merwin's resignation some time
ago.
After large number of ballots, Mrs.
Sophie Wurst, Miss Flora Hartwell.
Miss Rachael c. Chappelle and Mrs. C.
H. Fountain We're elected as substi-
tutes.
G.. A. Brown was elected janitor of
the Seventh and G street school.
The board then adjourned till to-
morrow night.
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Two of Them Held Meetings Last