The record-union., 1898-01-04

RECORD-UNION. TUESI
well. Helen Corell, Ellen Cox, Mrs. Del
la Crawford, Ella j. Curtin, Yetta F.
Dexter. Virginia, DeShields, Florence
Dunbar, James F. Duncan, Rowena
Mitchell Edwards, Maybell \. Ely,
Kate Fftzsimmons, Olive E Fry, Jen-
ME Gillespie, Dora b. Glines, Jennie
| Gordon, Allen H. Grant, Kate E. Grid
er, Lille j. Hamlin, Alice Rea Handy,
frankie Earelson, Walter Hargraye,
Amy Har gave, Sherman E Harley,
Milton A. Harper, Suzanne Harris. D.
Geneva Hewitt, Marietta S. Higgins,
Bessie Hobbs, Bertha Hoen, Minerva Il.
Houston, Edward Hughes, Charles ii.
Jones, Mrs Mary Johnston, Margaret
c. Johnson, Lattie Kehoe, James Keith,
Fernado G. Kelly, Alice E. Kelly. Anna
E. Kline, May L. Kraft, Loutitia Lea,
Evelyn Levison Edward 2. Liesy, Eta
L. Mack, Clara L. Martin, Howard 5.
Mathewson, Bertha e. Morgan, Samuel
N Mcbride, Arabella T. Macleod,
Anna B. Nelson, Lillian Ogden, VIM. q.
Parker, Jr r. w. Parkes, Sarah M.
| Patton, Charles A Poage, Matte j.
Pomfret. Alice Z. Provence, Orville l..
Raper Nellie T. Reardon, v Estelle
| Rice. Anna Doland Roach, Minnie M
/ Schulze, Carrie c.. Sickler, Sarah ).
Simpson. Elva S. Smith, Rebecca Spong,
Katie C. Spray, Sue Spurleck, Cora w
station. George L. Stone, Mary Russell
Sweet, Emily Tingman, Honor Van
Dyke Margaret Wear, Florence Wilcox,
Mary Wilson. Helen A. White, Pliva B
Wright. Alma Fl. Wright. Emma G
Markell, Ara higgins, Clare Polsley
Ellen G. Wright. Alice l.. Harrington
Nettie Seibert. Gaylord 4g Chilcote
/ Carrie Reed. John Herbert Mitchell
Micager f. Brooks, Nellie Z. Herin
/ Anna Williamson. George f. Harvey
Bertha Norman. Helena Flanagan, Mrs
! T. f. Spratt. A. Lee Gibson, Vitalene
Vassar. Grace Cunningham, Agnes E.
| Hargrave.
NEW ISSUE LIFE
Pebecca d. Carter, Mrs. Mary T.
! Camblien. Jennie A. Dwyer, Eunice
Gallagher. Julia F. Goldman, Rose
Goldsmith. Addie j. Gracier, Annette
Fl. Green. Amelia Hanion, Nellie c.
Haswell, Virginia D. Heath, Marie f.
Kaplan. Susie z. Kelly, Lena NJ. Myers,
/ Mary L. O'Neal, Alta c. Phelps, Kate
d. SPEEDING, Minnie Sweeney, Nettle
Wade. Emma Lysinger.
/ Normal documents granted January
3. 1888 paper form)-Leroy f. Arm
strong. A. Rose Beckwith Richard
Neil Bird F. A. Bouelle, Susie Brown,
! Henrietta Carpenter. Mrs. lanthe
| Cooke. Belle Cooper, Mrs. Della Craw-
| ford Nellie Davis, Emma F. Donner,
Julia Alice Donovan, Minnie f. Egan,
w. y. Ent. Hattie c. Evans, Emma A.
Farnnam. Elizabeth Field, Lizzie Fish
back. Gertrude Bell Forester, Robert
L. Fraisher. Anne T. Glover, c. Marie
| HaiyoIsen. Bertha r. Hughes, Myr-
| teIa Huyck, AIMEE NJ. Jones, Ida M
| KIocl<enbaum. NJ. Alice Langley, Net
tie T. Leonard, Elizabeth McFadden,
Jennie V. Pond, Una NJ. Lowell, Kate
Eliza Frye, Emma Louise Scrlbner, Lee
ora Smith. Ella C. Stiles, Alice c.
Young, Richard 1. Walsh Anna A
| Webb. Henrietta Welte, Sarah e. Will
Jams, Mrs Amy NJ. Wilson, Zader Eley.
| Parchment form-Nellie A. Barra-
| clough, Rosaiia f. CoWan, EDWARD
! Dollari. Lizzie Endriss, Estelle Farmer,
Helena Fleishman, Charlotte K. Fortna,
| Charles J. Fox, Jr., Jeanette e. john
ston, Anna Maude Mcdowell, Annie l..
| Pearce Clara Schroeder, Mary f.
Swain, Anna Laura Tillotson, Florence
| l.. BigeloW,
| COMMUNICATIONS. 8
| letter was read from the Superin-
| tendent of Public instruction of Kan
sas stating that the State had adopt
| ed. a State textbook system, and
asking if there was any way in which
| the State could obtain the use of the
plates of the California State readers.
| The n,atter was referred to the Attor-
| neg General.
| A letter was read from Professor c.
| H. Teyes, stating that the manuscript
| for the advanced history was almost
| finished and would be sent to the
! board in a few days, when the remain
| ing amount of $500 could be sent to
him.
p. J. Carmichael of Pennsylvania was
granted duplicate of his life diploma
of this State issued in 1878, and which
was accidentally burned.
A warrant was ordered drawn in fa-
vor OF Houghton, Miffiin & Co. for
$123 70 for royalties on matter copy
rightad by them and used in the old
third reader and the new fourth
reader
Superintendent Black referred feel
ingly to the death Of Ira c. Moore, for
merly Principal of the Los Angeles
Normal School, and member of the
State Board of Education. He moved
that a committee, consisting of the
three Principals of the State Normal
Schools be appointed to draw up suita-
BILE memorial resolutions. The mo-
ton was carried.
EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.
The matter of the adoption of a
State educational journal came up
next and Herr Wagner, of the West
ern Journal Of Education" presented its
claims to the board, and asked its
adoption He said he would guaran-
tee ,hat the subscriptions paid in by
the districts should all go into the
journal for the purpose Of bettering it
as much as possible.
superintendent Black said that he
| believed that the subsidizing of an ed
ucational journal is the death knell of
that journal, as it stops subscriptions.
w =. Green of the Overland Month
ly." the present official journal, said
that, IN addition to the educational por-
tion Of the journal, it had a strong
magazine that had stood on its own
merits for a number of years. He did
not think that the schools would get
anything like the same worth of their
money by taking q purely educational
journal. as they would get the benefit
Of both departments.