Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09


trail avenue.
Vernon avenue-That the northern
boundary be changed to Thirty-sixth
street, Naomi avenue and Southern Pa
cihc railroad; and the southern to Ru-
bio street and Forty-ninth street.
"Twenty-eighth street-That the east
ern boundary be changed to Central av-
enue, Twenty-eighth street, Hooper av-
enue, Southern Pacific railroad, Naomi
avenue and Thirty sixth street.
Twentieth street-That the eastern
boundary be changed to Tennessee
street, Twentieth street and Long
Beach jvenue the southern to South
ern acific railroad, Central avenue and
Twenty-flfth street.
"Staunton avenue-That the northern
boundary be changed to Little Rock av-
enue, and the western to Long Beach
avenue, Twentieth street and Tennessee
street
Fourteenth street-That the eastern
boundary be changed to Alameda street,
Enterprise street and Elwood street.
"Sa nta Fe avenue-That the western
boundary be changed to Lawrence
street. Alamo street and Elwood street.
Ninth street-That the northern
boundary be changed to Eleventh
street. San Pedro street and Sixth
street.
Boyd street-That the southern
boundary be changed to Sixth street,
San Pedro street and Seventh street
Second street-That the eastern
boun Diary be changed to st. Louis street
and Boyle avenue.
"Hostetter street-That the northern
boun Diary be changed to Seventh street
BOYLE avenue, Garnet street. Camulos
street and Hollenbeck avenue.
Breed street-That the eastern boun-
dairy be changed to Matthews street,
Second street and Pickett street; the
southern to Garnet street; and the
western to Boyle avenue and st. Louis
Euclid avenue-That the boundaries
Of the new district to be known as Eu-
cid avenue school be fixed as follows:
The northern Lanfranco street, Euclid
avenue and Fourth street (both sides of
street,; the eastern, the city limits;
the southern, Hollenbeck avenue, Ca
mulos street and Garnet street; the
western, Pickett street.
First street-That the northern
boundary be changed to Michigan ave-
nue., Mott street, Brooklyn avenue, For
est street and Upper Boulevard; the
southern to Fourth street, Euclid ave-
to Pickett street, Brooklyn avenue
Mott street and Michigan avenue"
High School Work
In concluding his report, Superin-
tendent Moore said:
I'm keeping with your instructions
have assigned all pupils who have thus
far applied for admission to the high
schools of Los Angeles dividing them
between the two schools as nearly
equally as possible, with the result that
thus far BAT students have been detailed
to the polytechnic high school and 334
to the Los Angeles high school. AS the
Los Angeles high school will start with
about HOO Of last years students and
the Polytechnic High school with about
1915, you will see that the result which
you instructed us to accomplish has
been brought about. The schools will
have about an equal number of stu
dents. In every case we have assigned
the students to the work which they
have asked for, and while we have not
been able in some cases to send them
to the school of their preference, we
have in every case assigned them to the
course of study for which they asked.
We ask for your confirmation of the
assignments which we have made
""There will be general teachers
meeting at the normal school audi
torium, on Saturday, Sept. 18th, at 10
a. m. Meeting of principals and spe-
cial teachers will follow.
1.-The high school and POLYTECHNIC
high school will be open on Friday,
Sept. 14th, at 8 a.. M, for enrolment
of B9 pupils on credentials
Principals and teachers will report
at their respective buildings Sept. 18th,
at 2 o'clock, to arrange for the open
ing of school on Monday morning"
To Consult City Attorney
Superintendent Moore was instructed
to secure an opinion from the city at
torney on the question whether the
occupancy of school buildings practic-
ally completed would mean an accept
ance by the board of the building and
consequently release the contractors
bOndsmen.
If the city attorney would advise
against the use of the buildings until
they have been accepted by the school
board, the superintendent will make
arrangements for temporarily caring
for the pupils.
The contract for the construction Of
an eight-room school building on the
Loreto street school site was awarded
to Noyes & Boggs, the lowest bidders,
for $20,9S7.
The board authorized the purchase of
the Marie de Chevez property, con-
siSting of nearly eleven acres, for $10,-
900, to be used as a parental school
site.
President Washburn was instructed
to protest to the police commission
against the proposed location of a sa-
loon within 500 feet of the school at
San Pedro and Washington streets.
The petition for a license will be con-
sidered by the police commission next
Tuesday night.
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