New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-06

] Total ....ess.......Sl lo9 753 l3
| Balance. ..............o. ................ As AZ
Amount of school sax collected SoS LII, from Au.
gust to November D. 1873:
Saiascs August o... 81 389 IS
Collections to Moves beg a.oo..s.....s... 1914 80
Total. .....os..os.....s..o5 o5 204 08
Public school v&rrants paid. 4s8l %
Balance On hand Eovemhes 9. ....... s322 50
I 4 communication was received from
Mayor Wilt inviting tho board to a confer.
snce with the City Council for consultation
! upon the estimate fcs 1874, during the cur
rent week.
/ The First Distaics committee seporced,
for confirmation:
Clio echool-Mrs. Wells 70 be promoted
/ TO second assistant; Miss Ella Kearns to be
third assistant, vice Mrs. Wells.
sumner schoo,-Miss Theresa Harnett to
! be second assistant, vice Mis-, 4. Treanor
| resigned.
Marshall chooi-Niss Maggie Yrid gins
| to be third assistant.
! pepairs are Nconmende on the second
Ward Primary School, at a cost Of $3.50.
The report wa. adopted.
The Third District committee reported
they had appointed Miss Annie Thomas
third assistant in Fillmore School; Miss
Kate Toole, third assistant in Beaur gard
School; Miss Lizzie Kinney, third assistant
in Chalmette. wee Miss Leggett, resigned;
Misc ~ Murphy. third assistant in DeSoto
school; Miss c. Campbell. .hird assistant in
LaHarpe School, ysce Niss 4. EortYnes dis
charged.
The ceror. was adopted.
The committee of the Fourth District
made Sepor. relative 20 repairs in certain
.chools. which was .e:esred 10 the commit
tee on schools.
: report fl IN the committee Of ehe Sixth
District @as referred to the comp ttee on
teachers.
The committee on Teachers seeomm ended
that the chairman of the Second Dis,ric,
committee be authorized 20 transfer teach
er. from the Hospital and assign them to
the Rampant and Barracks schools. and
that the vacancy occasioneJ by Miss Con
well. Claiborne School, be filled oy the
promotion Of Miss O'Brien. Miss r. For
tune is recomme nAed to be- dismissed. and
Miss l. J. Dawson rs music te.c',es in the
Grammar School.
Ghe report vas adopted.
The committee on finance f.c,rted favor
ably on several bills. amounting :. 1883 II,
which were ordered pad.
The annual reports were received and
laid ON the table till til. aea. sesuiay meet
ing.
Mr.. Gaude', in the marie: 81 eise sGeption
OF that portion OF the m,l.ute. Of the pre-
v;ous regular meeting re.er,in 20 he adop-
ton Of ''Swinton's History moved tHat the
consideration OF the repog, G: t4e coynmttee
on text books be deferred. :. .ae aeSs meet
Ing.
\ division was called ,.f. ar: Hessrs.
Galde'. Longstreet, Clark. lrsraham and
Pinciihack voted 70 defer cox .ie,ation.
Nessrs. Russell. Key and Ihou.pso, for i'm
mediate action. The consi terat;on OF
''SwintoS's History We sccQ:dinsly de-
tergeI.
Various communications se:e seas and
referred to various committees. IhaS OF }.
II sihs S1Gooe, proposing 10 essucate grown
people, was referred 20 tie cofnmistee on
school houses, with the Understanding that
the gentleman was not 20 jee aJlopeS 20 de
liver any political lectures.
The motion of Mr. Car.y. snpoin sing c.
W. Lowell attorney for .hs ooa!Go was Said
over.
Senator Pinchback in eils cia.s
81. Gaudet called up tho conmynic alton
OF 'h5 citizens Of the sis.h District for a
SCHOOL, and moved !. be :e.e-res5 90 the
of that district.
DR.. Clark objected. a. :her. were schools
enough there, and he did aos believe the
reason assigned, tha. tie co'o.e3 children
"ouls sl"c 90 20 the White sshoe! geagest
them.
Or. Thompson sesondsd ::r oiau1eee
motic1 for the rurros. Of sarin. woed. !
He did NOT believe q. ti:ggins :ouni 20 90
tabli.a school 20 give :, .esc.e: q place,
1he petition Va. seaersei 20 gh. cola.
mittss With instructions 90 report |
some other matters ct MINOR importance |
were discussed, attes wLich IL. board sd' |
Iourneds !
assessment nofir,, Nns n and iSI. sea !