New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21


". VAN NoRDEN.
A. SHELLEY,
WILLIAM GRANT.
Eight members present, President Hahn
in the chair. .......-.
On motion. the reading Of the journal
was omitted. a+ .f-'-.-
Mr.. Staes moved that the minutes of the
meeting of the fourth instant be so cor
rected az 10 substitute the name of Mr.. Van
Norden as having offered the resolution
concerning book agents.
Adopted. a. - b.
On motion of Mr.. Grant the board went
into secret session. .-5...s ls.a- g.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on Teachers submitted the
following report in compliance with reso-
luton adopted at the meeting Of the fourth
instant: '' sss.a'i
- e So -
(The publication of this report was sub
sequently ordered to be withheld.) sfei SD
Mr.. Mead moved that. before CONSIDERS
tion of the report, reasons be given and
charges specified in each case.
Lost. ~sHs
Mr.. Grant offered resolution to adopt
the report of the committee. a. = a.
Mr.. Staes offered an amendment, which
was adopted.
The resolution as amended wss then
adopted rs follows: '7-
Resolred, That the report of the Commit
tee on Teachers be received, and the changes
recommended be made, the removals and
appointments to take place at once.
Finance Committee reported favorably on
applications of j. 3. Hutchinson, late secre.
tary Jefferson City School Board; Mrs. n r.
Clark, st. Philip School. and Mrs. v. Duca-
tel, De Soto School, for payment Of amounts
deducted from their salaries. The commit
tee further recommended the payment of
Sc 65, deducted from the salary of Mrs. A.
Connors, Fisk School. rs...
The report was adopted.
Committee on Library, Text Books and
Apparatus submitted rules and regulations
for the government Of the library, and q
report ON text books, which were read and
laid on the table subject to call. MH
. Special committee on ward boards asked
further time. ss Es8
Mr.. Staes moved that the committee be
requested to report at the next meeting,
whether special or regular, and if they fail
to do 60 This board shall proceed to elect the
Ward Directors, ... ann
Mr.. Dunn offered a substitute that the
committee be discharged.
Lost. .......... .--.. &sT
Mr.. Staes offered an amendment to pre-
vious motion, that the original motion APP
pointing this committee be 20 amended as
to direct the committee to report the num-
Der of wards in the six districts now con-.
shutting the city of New Orleans; also.
that they be requested to report at the next
meeting whether special or regular.
THE motion was also lost. --,-..--- (
Yeas: Messrs. 6taes, Dunn and Fayer-
weather-3. MAD
Maya Messrs. Shelley, Mead, Van Norden
and Grant,. ....--a /
The following resolution of Mr.. Dunn was
read and adopted: ..tFqta 1
RESOLVED, That q printed copy Of the rules
and regulations adopted by the State Board
of Education, for the government of the
schools throughout the State, be hung up
In conspicuous place In every school room
In the city. 90 80 ...,. 0l(-
Mr.. Shelley offered the following rssolu-
ton: a@sNsRN- ~s-GM
Resoloed, That when we adjourn, it be
to the first Saturday in September, unless
sooner called together by the President.
The Chair stated that-the resolution could
only be entertained under suspension of
the rules. go -' rt
Dir. Grant appealed from the decision of
the chair, on which the yeas and nays were
called, and the chair sustained by the fol-
lowing vote: ..-.- SD .-.... ,....., 1
Yeas: Messrs. Mead, Van Norden, STAGE,
Dunn and Fayerweather-5.
Nays: Messrs. Grant and Shelley.
Mr.. Van Norden moved that the publica-
ton Of the report of the Committee oa
Teachers be withheld for the present,
Adopted.
The doors being opened, the following
communications we're read:
Request of Miss Emily Wagner, Bienvillc
School, for leave of absence. Referred to
Committee on Teachers, with power to act.
Letters Of H. L. Burns, requesting the
board to make arrangements for the rent of
his building now occupied for school pur-
poses, ant of J. G. Pierson, proposing to
place lightning rods on the public school
buildings. Referred to Committee on
School-houses
Mr. Dunn moved that the board now elect
the Ward Directors. .. i
Lost
MIR. Mead offered the following resolution :
Resolred, That we now adjourn till the |
first Saturday in September.
The Chair stated that by previous deci-
sion the resolution could not be entertained |
unless the rules requiring monthly meet
ings were first suspended BY tWothirds |