-E Claims and Accounts—Inspectors Rumney, Ford and Rassman. School Houses and Repairs — (Eastern District) Inspectors Weir, Goodale and Potter, School Houses and Repairs-(Western District)Inspectors Colburn, Wilkinson and Martin. Real Estate and Building – Inspectors Flanigan, Goodale, Ford, T. McGrath and Lindsay. SCHOOL PROPERTY VALUATION. The following table exbibits the location of the real estate and personal property belonging to and under the control of the Board of Education, and the number of sittings in each school house at the close of the year 1871. EASTERN DISTRICT. The present cash valuation of all our public school pro. perty is $545,410. In 1872 many improvements were made ,on buildings, and the sittings correspondingly increased. SCHOOL EXPENSES FOR 1872. Superintendent..., $3,000 00 Teachers' Salaries.. 81,482 00 Janitors and Messenger. 8,222 32 Fuel. 10,570 96 Repairs.. 2,563 58 Labor and Supplies.. 7,106 63 Printing 345 52 Rent.... 259 00 Insurance. 2,078 10 School Census. 453 44 Total.... $115,981 55 OTHER EXPENSES FOR 1872. The expenditures from the Building Fund, for completing the Jefferson and Pitcher School Houses, for rebuilding the Houghton, for building the Lincoln House, and for furnishing these buildings; also for the purchase of lots, and for various important changes and improvements in some of the other School Houses, have been as follows: School Furniture.. $572 15 Cass School.. 344 42 Capitol School. 295 26 Irving School.. 50 05 Washington School.. 793 82 Lincoln School. 7,429 06 Bishop School 307 58 Barstow School 205 58 Houghton Schvol.. 18,801 55 Franklin School.. 62 13 Jefferson School. 9,917 03 Pitcher School. 9,275 30 Tappan School. 867 62 Trowbridge School. 55 00 Duffield School.. 991 75 Twenty-First Street Lots.. St. Aubin Avenue Lots.. 2,250 (0 2,000 00 Fort Street East School.. 25 34 $54,246 69 Total of all expenses of the Board for 1872...$170,228 24 ENROLLMENT AND ATTENDANCE FOR THE PAST 14 YEARS. The school enrollment since 1859 is exhibited in the following table : THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT NAMES ENROLLED. Largest number of teachers during the year. 88న రితి 73 553 65 331 $440 1859. 6,592 1860. 7,015 1861. 7,489 1862.. 7,554 1863 7,986 1864. 8,111 1865. 8,445 1866. 9,137 1867. 9,221 1868. 9,703 1969 10,717 1970 11,252 1871. 11,866 1872.. 11,764 *Decrease. 692 84 482 1,014 535 614 *102 72 83 86 100 102 116 127 143 170 177 8172 9 96 107% 122 135 161 169 479 489 465 453 457 449 482 During the year 1872 there were 11,764 different names enrolled in the School Registers, and twenty-seven weeks is the avera re tine each pupil attended school. The closing of the Ohio Street School, and two rooms in the basement of the Bishop School, a' d the school time occupied in building the Lincoln and in rebuilding the Houghton Houses, and the opening of free schools by the Catholic Church in the western part of the city, hive reduced the enrollment somewhat; and the alarm created by the measles and small pox excitement during last term, seriously interfered with the school attendance. PATRONS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The following table shows the number of different pupils enrolled in the public schools during 1872, arranged according to the occupation of their parents, exhibiting at a glance the classes of community who send their children to our schools : OCCUPATIONS OF PARENTS. Clergymen 56 Physicians 84 Lawyers... 54 Teachers 26 Editors 20 Architects. 23 Musicians 33 Civil Officers. 137 Military Officers. 23 Policemen 83 Firemen 100 Merchants 749 Grocers 306 Bankers 35 Insurance men... 68 Persons of leisure.. 166 Shipowners.. 77 Jewelers. 40 Bookkeepers. 200 Traveling Agents.... 103 Clerks.. 402 Civil Engineers.. 35 Agents.. 240 Conductors 97 Sailors 227 Engineers. 220 Bakers 111 Tailors. 188 Butchers 213 Brewers 62 Saloon Keepers.. 168 Total Teamsters.. 173 Expressmen. 40 Telegraph men.. 18 Printers 120 Carpenters.. 1,221 Moulders 174 Machinists. 427 Blacksmiths.. 273 Wagonmakers 66 Draymen 123 Hackmen 62 Barbers.... 83 Washerwomen 103 Day laborers..... 1,380 Boarding house keepers... 101 Masons 264 Plumbers... 70 Shoemakers. 263 Tinsmiths 53 Painters 2 4 Farmers... 123 Cabinetmakers.. 72 Peddlers.. 260 Gardeners 96 Sailmakers 32 Photographers.. 21 Widows 502 Manufacturers 430 Unclassified... 655 ..11,764 |