The San Francisco call., 1898-12-15

been hasty in theft action and said that he feared they had been led into a con- spiracy by which they would eventually lose their vacation pay through law which 1t Is now the scheme to get through the next Legislature.
 On top of all this MT. Waller showed his solicitude for the properly offered -peda- gogue by introducing a resolution direct ing Secretary Welch to prepare d state ment of the school finances, which would be mailed to each teacher. The resolution passed.
 - Judge Belcher's recent decision reinstat- ing on the salary roll and in the good graces of the Directors Mrs. Ball and Miss Bradley the teachers who were summarily fired by the board, will be up- held. A resolution was introduced yester- day taking them back into the depart ment, but as there IS a, good bit or dis cussion to come up it was held over until next Friday, when the board will hold another meeting.
 the secondary substitute list. was by spe- cial resolution given a position as teacher in the Mission High School.
 The report of the elementary committee was brought in by Waller and was adopt ed. It made the following recomenda- tions:
 be transferred to a class Tn Sunnyside School a new class be formed In the Bay View Dis trict 8 part of Brunette School. and Miss Sophie Arguello, a substitute, be made teacner Miss K McGough transferred from Hancock Grammar School to Lincoln Grammar School; to a class to be formed in Horace Mann Gram mar School; Miss B. NJ. Millhone, a substitute be elected a probationary teacher and as- signed to Washington Grammar School; Miss Alice Dunne. substitute, be elected a proba- donary tescher and assigned to HanSoek si,Set, ute, be appointed to class to be formed in in Laguna Honda School; a receiving class be Miss A. Bryant substitute, be assigned to the class: Mary A. Wright. a substitute be I. M Pearl be transferred from Sheridan School to the unassigned list; new class be Blake transferred to Harrison Primary; a new class be formed in Hearst Grammar school and Mrs. Nj. E Kitchener be transferred to Spring Valley; Miss NJ E. Fenton be transferred to receiving class In Winfield Scott School: Miss M, E. Sullivan be transferred from Jackson School to Bedding School; Miss l.. Smithson be transferred from Washington School to un- sunnyside School; Miss NJ Kyne be assigned to class in Sunnyside School.
 The City Board of Examination sent in recommendations that ,gIsI grammaar grade cer Nesfield, class of '9S, and Miss Janette l. Saunders. class of '97, upon diplomas from San Francisco Normal School; . Mrs; M upon a diploma from the State Normal School; Miss Laura Fitzpatrick high fGhq9 gfoa9 of 9P0n Class dPfma of
 The claims of Professor T: H; Me Carthy, vice principal of Washington Night School, for $125 November salary, and of F. H: Husky of Hearst Grammar School for s125, came up among cqmmuni- cations and were ordered passed to the Finance Committee. Head hadn't caught were. He was answered by Waller, who replied: "They are the salary claims of teachers who did not go into .combina- tion to do themselves up" Head objected that the claims were not legal, but they were placed on file.
 Adjournment was taken until tomorrow afternoon.