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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
w7G l. sTALEY & co.
STOCKS. Roxps
REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTIONS, INCORPOR RATTNG
ere ELLIS ST.
10 LEASE.

New hotel rooming-house OF 1O6 nice lixht
rooms and plenty OF baths: running water ana
closets IN each room: best location in the citv
for second-class hotel OF rooming- house; build
ing to be constructed Immediately: everything
modern
Let Us show you the plans and give the ortcs:
VIII lease for i've OF ten years.
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A PARK Howr

s465o-Story and ons-half house: hizh basement.
rooms; splendid condition: lot 25xI2O:
mortgage $500 can remain: VIII also add that
another nice feature OF this place is that the
owner has It tastfly furnished and will sell
rne rurnirure. which fs brand new and Ii xood
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GO see first the west corner OF Edinburgh a. and
France ave-. 25x100. cheap for cash: then au-
ply room 4s, 1919 Fillmore ST.
s14 O00-Clayton ST.: 8 modern. sunny fats: rents
low. $1440; key lot. 27-6 feet front; no agents
Box 1920. Call office
FOR sale-Elegant residence. Preside; Is
rooms Inquire 1901 Post ST.. room l.
WILL pay cash for houses or fats Western
Addition, or lot burned district. Boz 8r0, Call
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Basement 73x95; cut up to suit tenant. ven
lighted and IN dne location; would make nne
restaurant stores wareroom-
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FOR SALE.
s5xioo on Fillmore ST.; viii sell In parcels:
IN center Of new district
Beautiful 1s-room house on Pacific ave.;
grand marine view
TO LEASE.
loo-room hotel on Mason St. bet. Ellis and
Eddy.
Large store and basement on Mason ST.. bet
Ellis and Eddy.
s4-room hotel on 9th ana Bryant: ready
very shortly.
For further particulars apply at the Office Of
W. P. TWIST CO.,
14zs Fillmore ST.
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SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
An investment with assured future,
An investment with assured future.
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EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD LOTS
NEW BLOCK.
Choice level lots, ready TO build on: sew
cred and surveyed free to purchaser; We give
you immediate possession, and you can build
at once. a small cash payment and easy
monthly installments; stop paying rent and
get your own home at once. Branch Office
on ground open all day Sunday. Cor. Chins
ave. and Madrid ST.
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81. .oOO-Fulton ST.: new fats: large lot;
avail yourself OF this bargain: income
$50 per month. can be Increased
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Fine income or home property OF dats OF A
and rooms. choice location on California xt !.
best OF car service; earns "A per cent on IN
vestment above taxes. Insurance and deprecia-
ton; worth $500 more than asked Don't mis-
seeing and getting this; very easy terms
$35OO-Wn earn "A per cent on investments
above insurance, taxes and deDreciarfon-
me location on Point LObos ave. would
make fne home; could rent basement and
one room for $35 and sriu have S inc
rooms very easy terms
$500 cash. balance SIT per month. with per
cent interest VIII secure you beautiful
home OF large. sunny rooms IN Rfch-
mond- The upstairs rooms viii rent FOR
S3Z per month. can be converted into 4
1atss price $500.
WE HAVE SEVERAL OTHER PROPERTIES
WHICH ARE WORTHY OF YOUR EXAM
NATION
FOR INVESTMENTS AND HOMES.
wa L sTALEY ( CO..
979 ELLIS ST
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$500 building lots near San Bruno ave
Easy monthly payments Take Cleuent-st-
cars 70 26th ave transfer and ride 70 2574
san Bruno ave LEOPOLD WEISSTEIN, res
fdenr agent.
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FOR SALE

Flats OF 4. 5 and s rooms in me residence a
tricts; rent very reasonable
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CITY REAL EsrArE-continued.

D. ". CARMICHAEL & CO.,
1915 FILLMORE ST. PHONE PARK 945.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, SURETY
BONDS.
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ALMOST every person We have shown our r=s.ess
erry at Burlingzme have purchased lots th.-x
Is the reason FOR the rapid sale only abour
go lots left denonsratss what people think OF
them at the rate they going IL Is only a
question OF a short time they WI all Be sold
and you VIII have 70 pay a prodt 70 otherss
for this reason you should see the property To-
day. don't delay large lots 50 feet frontags
on wide avenues lined with beautiful tresss
sewer and water mains laid
$3.50 Cpwa-d-$50 Cash-S10 Monthly
Take San Mateo electric cars on Mission zt
starting at 5th and Market, 90 direct 70 Bur
Hngame station Office = on the corner
opposite; Sunday Is a good time % gos our
ofdce Is open daily
LYON HOAG.
656 Market st. at Montgomery
JOHN J. DEANE & co.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Northwest Steiner and Sutrer SITS.
FOR SALE
Restaurant business in excellent location. good
trade: cheap
Houses and fats. from sC500 up; excellent 10
cation for saloon Or rsstauaRks 10 laases cal aud
see list
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- T. UAfRSEN & Co 20 MoatSonery 81
s-emoer of San Francisco Real Estate Board
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$50 each: fne lots IN Colrna: close 20 Mis-
sior 81 car line. 30x120 feet; on 25th ave
between Lake and west Clay SITS The last
lot in the block
s550-Corner View ave and Elizabeth st !;
graded and severed
$50 lots in the Excelsior Homestead Only
3 few left
Corner 2sd St and Hoffman ave; 25-6xe0
feet; graded and severed
slxS0 feet. corner 26rh ST. and Sanchez
stf 1ne lots for fats OF business property.
4sxIo0 feet, fronting the lsth-st- car line
s5Tiol feet corner 2sth and Douglass sts
Cheap.
Cheap lots in the Richmond District. $3.50
each: fne lots: only one-hzlf block from the
Fulton-st- car line will positively double IN
value. we have only & few left. Don't let
this opportunity slip BY
Two lots on s2d ave 100 feet south Of
Clement ST; ready 70 build On Easy terms.
COTTAGES
Four rooms and bath: almost new one-haIf
block from the 1Sth-st- car line
Five rooms and bath, 9th 81, near Cas-
-Four rooms and bath on slst ave. near Gle
Uent 81
OSCAR HEYNAN & BRO. 2sso PINE ST
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SIC 00o-Shrader ST., not far from Haight; OF
the grandest fats n the park section:
exceptional buy; mortgage OF $1,000 can
remain.
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Two lots on s2d ave. 100 feet south Of
Clement ST; ready 70 build on Easy terms.
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s., ,75o-Hartford-st cottage. close to 18th ST.:
rooms; good condition. street work
done don't fail 10 see Il.
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CHOICEST lots in Ocean View; branch office
and office, 272 SadoEa ST.. Ocean View.
Fine lot on sunny side OF Lobos st., near
electric cars, at bargain
A splendid lot on sunny side Of Broad St
near Plymouth ave-: must sell: want an ofer
Two lots on Vernon ST.; $l2o each: IN sight
Association. from $3.50 to $3.50 each
Houses built on installment; money loaned
THIsTLEToN CO.. 272 sadowa st.
CURRAN s. ROBINS
Real Estate and Insurance.
Leases Negotiated.
gE. COR BUSH AND LAGUNA STS
21x74:6: e. Kearny, near California; $32 500
25xs5-w Howard. near 14th; 5000.
25:5x12o-E. Cook, near Geary; $3.50.
2ox7o-E- Commercial. near Sansone; S11 .0oo
BARGAIN-A $4Oo lot for $500; located
blocks from San Bruno ave. cars g. f.
MOORE, 325 11th ave. near Clement It,
Richmond District
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SIS, ,o00-RENTS $3.50 PER MONTH-Rents low;
elegant northeast corner on Eddy ST., east
OF Fillmore; lot S0xl20; improved with 6
stores and 10 fats. This is one Of the
best buys on the market Look this up.
Look at the size OF the lots; frontages;
will always rent for more than this figure.
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BowEs-BREUSER CO.

OSCAR HEYNAN BRO. $3.50 PINE 81
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Is, 5,5oO-NcAllister ST. close to Pierce; three
splendid fats OF Z rooms EACH rents
$3.50; finely located: exceptional buy.
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SIC, ,o00-Four fats Of 4 rooms each on 14th 81
rent sos per month; lot 25x1i5-
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REAL ESTATE.
1891 VAN NESS AVE. NEAR PINE
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-12-28
ORPHANS COURT,

The will of the late Hannah c. Van Bib
Der has been probated. She leaves per-
sonal requests to her grandchildren, ].
Parker Doan, DR.. Arm6eld F. VanBibber,
Lena c. VanBibber. and great grand
daughter, Harriet l.. Shriver. The sum
of 81 ,300is bequeathed to her son, Judge
George L. NanBibber, All the rest of her
estate is to be divided into two parts and
left in trust to Judge VanBibber, who is
also named executor, to be equally divi-
ded between him and his children, and her
daughter, Mrs. Frank NJ Doan, and her
son. The will is dated January 6. 1904,
and is witnessed by William H. Harlan
and Noble L. Mitchell.
TIE will of Lydia Hollingsworthl leaves
all of her property to her sister, Elizabeth
Hollingsworth, subject to the following
requests: $500 each to John L. and
Robert Hollingsworth, sons of Charles
R. Hollingsworth; $500 to Curtiss Hol-
lingswo1th. 500 each to Anna NJ, Edith
M, Lydia E., Barclay, Norman and Ed
mund A. Hollingsworth, children of Bar
clay and Alice Hollingsworth, Cornelia
E. Montague, Alice NJ. Hardesty, Grace
E. Hardesty, Charles A. Benson, David
T. Benson, Henry Eugene Hollingsworth,
Elizabeth H. Preston and Rebecca Hol-
lingsworth. If the remainder of the es-
tate is not devised at the time of her Sis
ter's death, it is all to go to the children
ofBarclay and Alice Hollingsworth. The
sum of 500 is left to the Friends Meeting
House, Fallston The will. which is dat
ed April 4. 1906, names her sister execu-
trix and is witnessed by A. Haviland
Hull and c. A. Middendorf.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, Dec. 24.-Among the young
people who have returned from various
colleges and business pursuits for the
holidays are Misses Clarke and Smith, of
Hannah Moore Academy, and Mr.. Robert
Smith, of Tome Institute, who are at the
home of their grandfather, Mr.. Robert
H. Smith, Of Spesutia Island; Misses
Anne and Constance Hall, of Bryn Mawr,
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Hall. of Sidney Park; Miss Elizabeth Mel
son, of Rocks. with relatives in Bush
River Neck; Miss Jennie Evans. of Balti-
more, with her parents in Aberdeen; Miss
Laura Bald win, of Notre Dame, with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Baldwin,
near Aberdeen; Mr.. Victor Adams. of
Massachusetts, with his parents in Aher-
deem, and Mr.. Walter Hanway, of New
York, who is with his parents in Aber-
deem.
Aberdeen school gave pleasing enter
tainment to the pupils on Friday evening
in the way of masquerade party in the
Young Mems League rooms, which in
spite of the inclement weather was well
attended and enlivened with the usual
grotesque representations for such occa-
sions. After the masks were removed re-
freshments were served. In the after
noon the school rendered a literary pro-
gram which was received with pleasure
on the part of many patrons.
Some of our Bush River Neck friends
report a scarcity of wild ducks on their
shores. We hear that some of this COW
eted game is frequenting the waters of
Deer Creek as far north as the Rocks,
Mr.. John Roberts having killed some
ducks near his home last week.
Miss Elizabeth Michael, of Baltimore,
is spending the holidays with her mother
and sister in Bush River Neck.
VIRGINIA
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0akin2ton SchC oil,

DARLINGTON, Dec. 24-Oakington school
closed on Friday for the holidays with
an entertainment appropriate to the oc
casion and much enjoyed by the patrons
of the school. The following program,
under the direction of the teacher, Mrs
Annie c. Morgan, was creditably rem
dered by the pupils, all of whom are
quite young:
Song, 1.-The Glad Time" by the school;
recitation, The First Christmas" May
Budwick; recitation, Santa Claus
Home" Helen Hanrahan; recitation,
Baby Boys Song" Charley Bryant;
recitation. IF You're Good" Laura
konigswald recitation. Ready for
Christmas" Phoebe and Hilda Walker;
recitation, THE Reason Why" Harry
Walker; recitation, 1.-The Icy Roof"
Gladys Budwick; song, Ring the Bells, ~
by Henry Burk owsken, Cecil Keen. Char
ley Konigswald and Earl Walker; Christ
mas acrostic, by nine girls and boys;
reading, "Iohn Henry Paul Brown
Neva Michael; "a Visit to Santa Claus"
by eight boys and girls; recitation, THE
Tale of a Christmas Stocking" Cecil
Keen; holly drill, by eight boys and girls;
recitation, christmas Wishes" by four
girls aud boys; song, spirit OF Nhrlst-
mas" by the school.
After these exercises, Santa Claus
made his appearance, and, with humor
and good cheer, distributed candy and
nuts among the children.
This school has made wonderful pro-
grcss during the past year. Mr.. James
L. Breese, the New York millionaire, who
has a summer home nearby. has shown
much interest in substantial way in it's
welfare ED.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Orders on County Treasurer-Dr. Her
bert Hopes, veterinary services at aims
house, 81; R. E. Bouldin, stamps, So;
J. F1nney Wells, treasurer, expressage on
books, 80 cents; The Falconer Company,
books for commissioners office, $915;
Frank Calder, carpenter work at aims
house. $28.87; Good Roads Machinery
Company, Churchville and .Aldino road,
$3.50 Oh; c. & P. Telephone Company,
treasurer's Office, So; George Reynolds,
Curtis Corner road, SOFA; w. Craw-
ford Norris, magistrate, $1.45; H. B.
Bruins and w. F. Hays, appraisers aims
house property, ETC., SIT; Shaw and
Maynadier, Curtis Corner road, $64. so;
w. P. Trimble, orphans court, $12; Wal
ter Rich, coal, Curtis Corner road,
$61.66; w. E. Gallon, Curtis Corner
road, 5000 6S; ". ]. Price, Churchville
and Aldino road, $112. 81; E. Carvil Toll
ley, orphans court, $72.
Road checks issued. Carroll Creswell
$4O.25; John Ernst, $24.50; James P
Hurley, SIS; Summerfeld Rigdon, 81 81
Reckord Manufacturing Company, pip
ing, second district, $6S.O6; c. r. Green
land, $500; Walter Hartzell, $1O2 OF
Bevans Fletcher, Sc 81; Shirley Mitchell
500; William T. Lilly, $1O.62; John Var
IRISH, $90SS; Isaac S. Lee, $153.19; A
H. Wilson, So 3S; Michael Rahll, $11.S5
Harvey Nelson, $27O2; J. Rush Ander
son. $2S.6S; Owen Murphy $40; Archie
Little, $6O9.74; William ]. Price, $62 Is
c. A. Chesney, $3.50; A. c. Cronin
S19.63.
Eugene F. Guillott was reappointec
constable of the third district.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mr. William H. West. who has been or
an extended business trip, has returned
home for the holidays.
Chief Deputy Clerk Louis Dashiell
spent the holidays at his old home at
Princess Ann.
Mr. Chalmers S. Brumbaugh, vice
principal of the Bel Air high school, spent
the Christmas holidays in Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Robert w. Holland will leave the
first of next week for New York. She ex-
poets to attend the chicken show at
Madison Square Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Slater, of
Baltimore, have been the guests of their
parents in Bel Air.
Mr.. J. Thomas c. Hopkins, who has
been in South Carolina on a business
trip, returned home on Saturday night.
Mr.. Joseph A. Harris has returned
home from an extended Western business
trip.
Mr.. William E. Cresmer has returned
to his home in Columbia, Pa, after
spending several days with his parents
and his brother Mr.. Harry Cresmer.
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Meighborhood MetUs.
From Churchville.

CHURcHvILLE, December 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Harlan and Master Paul
spent the Christmas holidays with Mr..
Harlan's brother, DR.. Herbert Harlan, in
Baltimore.
MIR. ]. !. A. Krentzlin went home to
Washington for Christmas. He has re-
turned and is awaiting orders from the
state as to where his next work will be.
Mr.. Harry Reynolds, of New York, is
| visiting his sister. Mrs ]. H. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reese, of Delta,
spent several days with Mrs. Reeses
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Bailey
Wien they returned home Miss Lottie
Bailey accompanied them.
Miss Elizabeth Shertzer, of Baltimore
spent Christmas day with her mother at
Miss Mary Shertzers $.
Mrs. Bye is spending a week in Bel Air
The Misses McGonigall spent Christ
mas with their brother, Mr.. Willard Nc
| Sonigall.
Miss Nettie Shertzer is the guest o
Miss Mary Shertzer.
Mr. George Smith is quite i'll at hi:
home. Mr.. Smith has just passed hi:
eighty fifth year.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Bonn. of Shop
hardstown, West Virginia, are the guest:
of Mrs Bonn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Amos Bailey.
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lRylNG-lowELL LITERARY SOCIETY

The Irving Lowell Literary Society o
the Bel Air High School held a successful
meeting on Friday afternoon. 1t being
in honor of the holiday occasion, the
programme was filled with matters ap
propriate to Christmas. The different
parts were as follows:
Recitation, When the Christ Child
came" Rebecca Dallam; reading, How
Santa Claus came to Simpsons Bar"
Mary NJ. Harlan; solo, Almira Wright;
reading, Edna l.. Oldfeld; recitation,
1.-THE Shepherds Wondrous Tale" Mabel
Wilkinson; dialogue, christmas Eve
Adventure" sixth grade; solo, Hattie
Hanway; recitation, "While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night" Sara
Harrison; solo, Ada Foard; address.
Superintendent Charles T. Wright; reci-
tation, Dolores Hilditch; recitation,
Santa Claus" Clara Sappington. scrip
tural quotations, sixth grade; address,
Mr.. John D. Worthington; Gazette, Alb
bot Penniman; reading, Frank Worth
ington; critics remarks, William Hol-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IN DECEMBER

Benjamin Herbert Elliott, %; Mary
Della Sampson, Is, Garland. Applicant
w. l.. Reynolds.
James Clarence Brown, &c, Baltimore
Nellie McConbs, 81, Havre de Grace
Applicant, Parker L. Brown.
John Reed, "a, Baltimore; Tenie Morll
"a, Clayton.
/ William H. Beck, 25, Philadelphia
Mary c. Osmond, "a, Havre de Grace
Applicant, Herman, c. Osmond.
William Archer Bodt, Fl; Mayme Jen
nette Magness. 81, Churchville. Appli
cant, Walter 6. Coale.
Herbert H. McComas, "a, Baltimore
Mabel L. Stansbury, %, Hartford Fur
mace. Applicant, John Price.
Paul c. Norris. 27, Florida; Mary
Heath, 81, East Falls Church, Virginia
Harry William WEIGH, 81; Mary Ma
tilda Appleton, "a, Aberdeen. Applicant
J. F. Wells.
Charles S. Coen, 80, Wesleyan Chapel
Elsie O. Cole, &c, Aberdeen. Applicant
J. M. Coen.
Graaston Heaps, %; Henrietta Boyd
20, Whiteford.
Walter B. Kilgore, 20; Queen Harsey
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Dublin School

DUBLIN, Dec 24-Dublin school gave
a Nmas entertainment last Friday. A
number of the patrons were present who
enjoyed the programme which Miss
Cullen and Miss Glackin had carefully
arranged. 1t was as follows:
Singing by the school, Come all We
Faithful" story of Christmas, told by
nineteen children; Rotations. Mildred
Clement, Lille Tenant; solo, Anita
Thompson; recitation. GLADYS Swift
motion song. Jingle Bells" by the
primary children; recitation, Maude
Richey; singing, merry Christmas
Bells" recitation. Elizabeth McCann
recitation, Mabel Orr; motion song by
the primary children; recitation, Vietta
Saddler; recitation, Elsie Mccain; sing
ing by the school, "Christmas Bells
star exercise. by five pupils; singing
Silent Night" by selected choir; reclta
ton, Mamie Clement; singing by the
primary children; recitation, Homer
Day; wreath drill. by the sixth and
seventh grades; singing, GLORY to Goo
on High" by the school An address
was made by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler.
Each pupil received a treat which was
done up in fancy paper napkins and tiec
with white ribbon. The school house
was very prettily trimmed with ever
green's. They had large Christmas tree
which was decorated with ornaments.
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in the case had been disclosed and unani

in the case had been disclosed and unani
mously reached their conclusion.
All the parties interested having beer
summoned, they announced that the
evidence showed very unsettled condi-
ton in the school, in which patrons,
teachers and pupils were taking an active
part, to the serious detrimert of the
school They had concluded 10 dismiss
the appeal in order that all might start
atresh, and each and every one in the
future would be held strictly accountable
for his acts.
They urged upon the patrons to re-
member that upon them largely depend
the standard OF their school and to for
| bear from discussing the past difficulty
and strive in every way to keep all out
side matters out of their school. They
directed that under no circumstances
should any one by intrusion or other
wise, disturb the school while in session;
any and all grievances should be brought
to the attention of the teachers before or
after sessions of the school, or if neces-
sary laid before the local trustees.
They requested the trustees to pay
frequent visits to the school. act together
as board and not separately as indivi-
duals, and to use all the means in their
power to harmonic all interests and see
that the school is conducted in a thrifty,
business like manner.
They directed the teachers in the future
(a) to make persistent effort to confer
together frequently for the common good
OF the school and work as a common
unit instead of conducting two separate
schools; (b) that as far as possible the
assistant should discipline and conduct
her room in ordinary matters, keeping
in touch with the principal as to the |
same and referring to him such grave |
ment of principals; (c) that the princi-
pal should in good faith carry out the |
letter and the spirit of the school law,
that he should utterly and completely |
divorce from his room the discussion of
outside matters and give his whole time
during the session of school to work
which pertains to school alone; (d) that
while remembering his responsibility for
the whole school as principal he should
be tactful and forbearing in his relations
to the assistant and never overstep the
bounds of moderation towards her in
the performance of his official duty (e)
that both teachers when in doubt should
keep in close touch with the county
Finally, the county superintendent was
directed to take cognizance of the find
ngs in the case and see that the same are
carried out in good faith by all the par
ties concerned, and report any violations
to the board for its future action.
Adjourned.
CHAS. T. WRIGHT, Secre AIRY.