The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-04
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CITY ORD N A N Q 4 D.
sixty-Fifth Council.

Warrington, That the salary Of the principal
male teacher Of each Of the male grammar
schools Of this city shall be 81, 600 per annum;
and II the same person be continued a. teach.
or, his salary shall be increased annually $50,
until IL amounts to 81 800 Per annum, which
sum II shall not exceed.
SEC. 2. And best enacted, That the salary
Of the principal teacher Of each Of the female
grammar schools shall BE- 81, 900 year and
II the ssms person be continued a. tsaehsr,
shalt be Increased ct the rate Of $50 p.r year
until II shall amount to 81, 900 year, which
sum II shall not exceed.
SEC. 8 And b IL enacted, Ths, the sAlary Of
the prin,i teacher in each Of the male In
tsrmsdiats schools shall DO $500 . year; and
II the same person be continued a. teacher,
shall be increased $50 annually, until the
amount shall reach 8, 900.
SEC. 1. And Be IL enacted, That the salary
Of the principal teacher Of each Of the female
intermediate schools shall b. $500 year and
II the same person be continued a. teacher,
shall BE- increased at the rate OF $50 70 year,
until II amount to 5000.
SEC. s. And b ii enacted, That the salary
OF the principal teacher Of cash Of the second
sry schools shall be $70o year and II the
same teacher be continued, shall BE- increased
$50 per annum, until II reaches $500 . year.
SEC. Q. And Do IL enacted, That the salaries
Of all the teachers Of the primary schools shall
begin with $3.50 and II the same teacher
continue, shall DO increased $50 per snnum,
until they amount to $3.50 per annum but II
any accepted candidate for . primary or
secondary school can present satisfaotory
| credentials OF having passed successfully
| through . special csurss Of professional train
ing In . normal school, or II satisfactory proof
| Of high training and successful experiences ~
primary or secondary teacher bs given, such
| teacher, on being employed a. primary teach
or, shall receive $3.50, and IS . secondary
teacher 500 per sunum, Increasing annually
500, II the same person continues. until the
salary shall DO $3.50.
SEC. 7. And BE- if enacted, That<he eompen.
sation Of all teachers Of night schools shall DO
So for each evening employed.
SEC. 8. Aud BE- 20 enacted, That the salary
Of the music teacher shall be 81, 200 . year.
SEC .. And be IL enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after April l, 1868 and
that there be, and Is hereby appropriated out
Of the school fund q sum sufficient to carry this
aot into effect.
SIC. 10. That in order to secure the best
talent, qualifications, and experience on the
part OF all teachers to be employed hereafter,
the Trustees Of Public Schools are hereby 70.
qutred to appoint ut their earliest convenience,
aspecial board Of examination from their own
number, who, before any Of the teachers now
employed shall DO re.engaged for another year,
shall visit every school. observe the order,
mode Of instruction, and practical qualities.
tions OF each teacher, and give appropriate
certificates to such As furnish evidence Of prop.
or qualifications, which shall qualify thsm for
re-election, II everything else Is satisfactory (;
and furthermore. every new applicant hsreaf-
tor for any position, In addition to the usual
oral and written examinations, shall furnish .
sEt tafn tnr d. L.f.
school Of his or her ability to conduct such
class or school, before receiving q certificate
Of full qualifications, preference to bs given in
the selection Of teaehers, 10 all cases, to the
graduates OF our own schools, provided the
qualifications BE- equal.
SEC. ii. And Be IL enacted, That the salary
Of no teacher shall be deducted on account Of
sickness for less than one full month and II
any such deductions have been made since the
hrst Of January last, the same shall be 70.
funded, provided the teacher to DO beasnted
| oy this section shows 4 certificate Of such
sickness from physician.
| SEC. IL. And IL further enacted, That all
acts or parts Of acts incon;isteut with the
provisions Of this act be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
JAMES G. DULIN,
P,sIidsm e'fhe Board Of Common Council.
J. RUSSELL BARR,
PreNdent Of The Board Of Akiumsn.
Approved, May %, 1858.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
An ACT to set tho curbstones and nave IN.
footways and cutters on the north side Of X
street south, between Ninth and Eleventh
| streets cast.
BE 1t enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, and
he Is hereby. authorized and requested "a
| cause the ourbstones to be set and the foot
ways and cutters paved on the north side Of L
street south, between Ninth and Eleventh stset
streets east the work to be contracted fol
and executed 10 the manner and unde
the superintendence provided by law ant
to dsfray the expense Of the said improve
nent special tax equal to the cost thereof Il
hereby imposed and levied on all lots or parts
Of lots bordering on the line Of the improve
nent the said tax to be assessed aud collected
10 conformity with the provisions Of the act ap
proved October 10. 1865.
Approved, May %. 1868.
An ACT to grade and pave the alley In squ.r,
Number two hundred and sixty six
| he q enacted, DC, That the Mayor be, and
he is hereby, authorized and requested to
cause the alley In Square No. 1856 to bs graded
and paved the work to DO contracted
for and executed In the manner and under
the supsrintsndenee provided by law; and to
defrAy the expense Of the said improvement .
special tax equal to the cost thereof 10 hereby
imposed and levied on all lots or parts Of lots
bordering on the line of the improvement; the
said tax to be assessed and collected in con
formity with the provisions Of the act ap
proved October II, 1865.
Approved May 20, 1868,
An ACT in relation to apothecariss and drug.
gists.
BE II enarted, DC, That so much Of an act
relative to an act passed December 2, 1864,
In relation to apothecaries or druggists, be.
and the same 10 hereby. repealed.
And Do ii further enacted That II shall bs
lawful for any apothecary or druggist to sell
on any day Of the week any article embraced
in the Maisria Msdica, or any article moi
prohibited BY an apOthsoarys or druggist's
| license.
Approved. May 20, 1868.
Joisr RESOLUTION In relation to improving
City Hall.
BE IL enacted, DC, That o committee Of Ave
to be composed Of three members Of tn,
Board Of Common Council AMI two member
of the. Board Of Aldermen, be appointed fol
the purpose Of inquiripg into the expsdisno,
Of extending and otherwise improving the wssl
wing Of the City Hall.
Approved, May %, 1868.
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