New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09


Thompson, Clark, Ingraham and Rassel!
for Barnes, thus amending the report Of
Mr.. Thompson by vote Of seven to four
The report was adopted as amended. 70
Mr.. Clark, from the committse on teach.
Lers, submitted the following: ioiY 70 ss59 |
lys Resosped, That the grade Of vice principal
for the Central Boys, High School be ere
ated at salary Of $1,000 per annuin, and
that Professor Seaman be appointed TO the
same. ar ~ t--rY lfay, r.. rrdt |
The resolution was adopted-fr,,,5 .,-,s /
Miss Morton, first assistant, was trans
ferred from the Madison School to the Fisk
School; Miss Thompson from Webster
School to Chestnut as second asnstant;
Miss Seymour from Chestnutsto Webster a
third assistant; Mrs. A. B. Craig to Chest
nut Boys School from October l, vice Mise
M. E. Stansbury; Miss N. +. Stevens from
Bayou Bridge to Fillmore; Mr.. A. II. Brown
from Fillmore to Bayou Bridge. 80,
~ Mr.. A. N J. johnson, principal Of the
Tunisbyrg Boys School, having proved ut
Thomas H. jerks appointed in his place.
A petition was received from the third,
fourth and fifth wards asking the opening
of new school within Hagan avenue, Or
leans street, Metairie ridge and New canal.
The petition was granted and Mis- Au-
gusta French appointed teacher and Miss
Rosa Barnes Fortress, at SIS per mouth.
The school is primary. grade B. -A1 10 !
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the score
tary was authorized to purchase stationery
for the use of the teachers, not to exceed
| $l60 per month. & A5 .- fang aiki |
:, The designations of Miss Irene Costello,
Miss Eva Diossy and Miss Nc Cullough were
accepted. Ell-'-'I -u5a1 eAJog |
Several petitions of minor Importance
were presented and referred to appropriate
Leaves Of absence were granted to Miss
F. Palmer. of Marshall School, and E. H.
Spooner. '"f
Several applications for pcsitions were
referred to the committee on teaohers.0
re- The Edmonia School petitioned for -
piano. Referred to committee on furni-
Mr.. Carey offered resolution appointing
C. W. Lowell attorney for the board.
70 Mr.. Thompson objected. We Had . preli..
dent who was. . lawyer, and, generally
looked after these things. He thought it
was wrong. He moved that the resolution
be laid on the table. Lost a. q! e9n5BA |
ton. -.l = /
NJ. Thompson said that if this question
was pressed now he should move to go into
executive session. There were some things
he would say he did not desire to. Ha
hoped the resolution would go over LN
Mr.. Carey consented, and the resolution
was postponed. Jla -itfu9h q bag s1zS Il /
Mr.. DeKlyne offered q resolution that
no school hereafter be named after any
living person. \ Jt saso4 AHiEF 4
Mr.. Gaudet objected he wanted to name
one the DeKlyne school. .-.r.--
. The resolution was adopted. ! eihd S's !
The committee on school houses were
authorized tO make some small repairs
Mr. Thompson said the supernumersryl
question was mixed. To straighten it, he
moved that the old list be declared vacant,
and that the directors in each district ap-
point such as may be necessary, and notify
the secretary. Carried. s H1al -tiiTgl /
/ Dr.. Clark Mr.. DeKlyne in the chair)
moved that all the pianos in the schools be
repaired. Carried. 3 b. 53As- 1r! .ant |
DIR. Clark also moved the appropriation
of 49,, 900 or as much as may be needed to
settle the pay roll of August. the secretary
to advertise when the money could be pre-
cured from the banks. Carried. yd
The name of the Cadiz School was
changed to the Lincoln School. .5i-I 2-A
ra The board then adjourned. st- .iIjq