The San Francisco call., 1898-03-31
Board Of Education Ap- points Sixty Marshals
 for That Purpose.
Noe Valley Residents Will Not Get a Schoolhouse for
 Quite a While.
A Scarcity of Funds Connpels the Board to Be Very
 Economical.

Yesterdays meeting of the Board of Education was mild in comparison with the exciting scenes that have been en- acted during its previous sessions. Re- ports were read and adopted without the least sign of opposition, and things took on the nature of a love feast.
 The most important report read was that which appointed and fixed the com pensation of the census marshals, and il was adopted unanimously. Chief Census Marshal and Deputy Census Marshal vii deputies will receive $5 a day. The follow ing persons were appointed to the posi- tions:
 J. NJ. Phillips, I. Danielwitz. J. O'DonnelI Russell, H. L, schmitz, W. T. caiiundan. E |; 0Connor, John Kinsela, Ben Hanlon 6sepS coys Samuel PrSMH stFHcer II j. e Ttte J; A. Shepston, w.. H; Daily. Ed Funcke, P Rooney, T. Elias, J. Creagen, J. Mannix. C. w. McPherson, E. L. Foster, James Fogarty M. Metzger, R. V. Crosky, P. Burke, J. Mul creavy. [. Pepper. W. England. John Slater 5; J: Gillis, Frank Horan. Michael Farrell. T F. Muller, R. Glucker. F. Foley. Arthur F Carmody, Joseph Hauser. Daniel Ward, Johr Oliver. M. NJ Bushway, F. J. Stone. Gu. WeIners. H. Armer, M Koppel, ,; c Murry A. F. Schleicher, D. J. Cramer.
 The report of the elementary committee which is as follows, was adopted:
 Miss Belle Kincaid from the Irving Primary School to a class in the Grant Primary School School to class in the Washington Grammar School; Miss E. Houghton from the Washing lin Grammar School; Miss Jean A. Dwyer from the Lafayette School to the fifth grade at the Irving Primary School: Miss Jessie M Stuart from the Irving Scott School to class in the Lafayette School; that Mrs. Anna T Spreckels be transferred from the unassigned list Of teachers to a class in the Fairmount School; that Miss Etta Honigsberger be elected vice.princpal of the Agassiz rinary School that Miss E. McCue of the day school substi- tute class be assigned to a class in the Irving Scott School as a probationary teacher: that Miss Emma G. Howard of the Bernai Pri- mary School be assigned to a class in the Co., lumbia School, made vacant by the death of Miss s. Donnelly; that Miss Emma c. Howard of the Bernal Primary School be transferred School, made vacant by the death of Miss s. Donnelly; that Miss NJ. c. Mckinney be trans ferred from the unassigned list of teachers and assigned to the charge of a class in the South End School: that Ms. J. McNicholl of the day school substitute class be assigned as probationary teacher to the charge of a first grade class in the Pacific Heights Grammar School: that Mrs. F. Bachman of the Franklin Grammar School be transferred to the unas- signed list of teachers; that Miss A. G. Haze dorn of the unassigned list of teachers be transferred to the charge of a class in the Bernal Primary School; that Miss K. A. Mo Gfvern of the Hamilton Evening School be transferred to the day school unassigned list of teachers; that Miss Dora Israel of the day teacher and assigned to class in the Harnil- ton Evening School.
 ". G. Hyde. who was charged by Con- rad Haub with unprofessional conduct answered through his attorney, B. S. Gregory, denying the allegation.
 The secretary of the board was in- structed to advertise for sealed bids for the lease of the Clara-street school lot for period of ten years.
 Some discussion was had over the re- port of the evening school committee which recommended dropping the names classes owing to the consolidation of the evening schools from the department Dr. Carew thought the proper. thing to do was to place them on the substitute list without salary, as it would give old teachers a chance to earn livelihood. This course was adopted.
 The report of the committee over which the discussion was had is as follows:
 That the high school class in the Hamilton Evening School be consolidated and W. w. Damn, teacher of said class, be dropped from the roll and that the said Hamilton Evening High School class be transferred to the Hum boldt Evening High School.
 That the class taught by Miss Kate Humph- rey in the Horace Mann Evening School be consolidated, and that Miss Kate Humphrey be transferred to the day school list of teach 
 That the class in the Humboldt Evening School taught by c. L. Turner be consolidated the roll of the department.
 That Mrs. S. Wigand's class in the Hum boldt Evening School be consolidated, and the roll of the department.
 That the Spanish class taught by c. A Ruiz be transferred to the Humboldt Evening High School. and MT. Ruiz name be dropped from the roll.
 That the class taught by ". L. Hyde in the Business Evening School be consolidated and that MT. Hyde's name be dropped from the roll of the department
 That Miss Mary Busteed of the Fairnount Evening School be transferred to the day school unassigned list of teachers
 That Miss Ruby McFeely be transferred from signed list of day school teachers
 That Mrs. Agnes Stimmell be transferred from the evening schools substitute class as probationary teacher and assigned to the charge of class in the John Swett Evening School.
 Leave of absence was granted to R. H. Webster, Mrs. l.. Booth, J. F. Banks Miss F. Douglass, R. L. Mann and Miss c. B. Nolan.
 The following were elected reg ular teachers in the department, having served the term of probation required Miss Mary l.. Meaney, Jefferson School; Miss Josephine A. O'NeiI Star King Pri- mary; Miss Pauline Dworzazek, Bernal Primary School.
 The Committee on Buildings and Grounds recommended that the property on the corner of Hoffmann avenue and Twenty-ffth street be rented for school purposes, but after a great deal of discus sion it was laid over indefinitely.
 This will be a disappointment to the residents of Noe Valley, as they are anx- iOus to acquire a school house. The board has been asked time and again for an ap- propriatiOn, but without success. At pres en: the children of that vicinity are scat tered around the valley in rented rooms. They even proposed to the board that they rent a building in order to keep the children under one roof. Owing to the lack of funds the board will continue rent ing rooms until there is enough money to build school house.