Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-12

ms ~ X. dfrectoTs. According TO the returns
made however, this class amounts 70 about
oTe-e3gh tn OF the Aumber between ana "a.
me f1co mpleteness OF this enumeration Is
11nfnDort. mt, since the distribution OF funas
is made up on the basis oI ths P9pultiOL 1s
tween 6 and IS. Number OF schools organ
fzad-svhite, S5d9; colOred, 90; bOJal, dJt5'
Number Of pupils between and lo1 enroile9- q
white, 1888; coloreds 25,4ioi loIal, i15,o.s.
Enmber of pupils between is and p, enrolled
,i,ar ~ i,ur,fls enrolled. I7S,076 Number OF
..,,-s siic,snseti-White males S26S; white fe
males. sol; total whites, 4Ooii coioTeo mates
5I9. eolored females zIoi total COZ
ord. 6l6; total number OF teachers
f5se,sai ASA Number OF teachers employed
white males, 2ol9; white females lfai sotal
white. a576; cclored males, e05i cOIoIeu lc
,nales ls7; total coloreds 5i2; Total nnloeI 3 0i
tascbers employed, sis; average per monlh
,,aid tearhers, So o.. The lowest average per
mouth paid teachers In any county = - -,
In nc county OF BledsOe; the highest Is ~ %
- ibe county OF Obion. II was the inten-
II On OF the legislature to provide means Tor
Ih9 sUsTENANCE OF SCHOOLS
"a. .,,a state for i've months, provided, how
ever that il the State levy upon properly "a AM "a
polls would not suiiiee Ior TINS PSTlo ,,ris ~
s35aiI uave power 10 lsVy an aadltlohat laN.
Tlrere was an alternative clause IN Tue oilL - -
-iiov The vote 20 be submitted 10 tne people
foT an additional levy OF tax, so that the
mower OF lsvying the tax could nor ps S iiie1e
Imperative on the court. IN a pam lsatb in
ZION OF the schOOl-iaW hes IOIlH -. ~
tb. address to the people Of the Slate,
circulation based upon the very
81 5gfa tba1 could be secured, IN Whieh
,Tde-fc5l 10 SHOW that the levies Of the state
Syoald not be sufficient, and that the COUNTS
might take Il as certainly wIihout aN NStiiLis ~
fhe slow process OF the experiment tnat slleg
-yVould moi have hve months school IN thelI
d, Ounties without an addlllOnaI ley ~ ~ Wv
- unity court. showed satlsi &C lolily ii,s ~
sal r. that allowing the very pest pSs%sl ~
e,i, : the funds raised by the levy OF tue slaie
.g,1,l not be rel ed upon 10 sustain the se-loo
,1ore than four months. The result has slige ~ I, =
-lo.D ~ e,-r,eriment thus far has proven lhat
me I'M lds secured under the law Wllnout a. a.
difiona I leyies by the county C%o-It ~ 49,, 80
- he cOuutedsupOn 20 sustain Lne schools
is,,,,s- n an three months. However, actlhe
.7r-T1 thf suggestions made al lhe tiinei q
majority OF tne c9lnles ih .10 IsS.e rar,s,,ris
.seied 70 Il IVY an additional TAX; Int lePS.5i ~
of tne county superintendents snow lhe lo4-
Scn6fies hsvying no additional tax on
r,7ouerfv-AnL' eTson, Benton, Blounli Nlal-
horne CLAW, Cooke, coffee, Crockett T ayetle'
Fentress, Hamilton, HsneoeE, hafqgHlsn lS man
Lame Laaderdale. Lincoln, MeAinn MAI
shall, Meigs, Monroe Perry, hhea, ,i1o,. fsosrie'
Robertson, simmer, Van Buren, wayne
WeaEley and Whiie-3i
"C0nntfes levyin cents additional tax on
IA operty-lIBmlin, Maury, Shelby, anu W IL
~ ~ unties levying 10 cents additional tax on
ION. .rtv-BedfOId, Bradley, Carter Cheat'
nam. Cumberland Die ckson, GILES, HIalhs ~
t.reene Hawkins, Hickman, Houston, Jel-
fsrson. Johnson, Knox, Lake Lawrence LOU LOU
Son Ma son, Madison McNairys Moore, MOT
7natefie evler, smith, sullivan Jrousoaisi
fnion. War ven, Wilson's. ,
Counties ie yying Is cents additional tax on
,,rorertv-BletasO asOe, Campbell cannon Dyer
Rutherford, WGshinl don ,,,.,z.., So ~,
Counties levying - rents aaditiohal ta1 az, on on
property-Dayidsons DehhAD'
Coanties levying . cel'ts additional tax on
t,roperly-F -FranElin-l ,...., A. -
Counties leyying 2 CEN : adui1ioNSi 'aA ''
pC6Snnfies leTying 20 cents additional tax OF
property-Grundy-L -, - -, ,,,l1s
Counties levying 10 a0ditio nal taA @ on Poll9T PT,
Anderson, Benton, BlOunt, q tnpDell, "a al i tol
claiborne, Clay, Cooke, Gro ShSt,l Nsi.io . I
and Fentress, Greene, hancock, Hardeinan
Hardin, Haywood, hendersou5 Henry, -. IN
CON- Monroe, OyertOn, Perry, folki = fhtLal u y
flhea, ROane, Robertson, Scattf sewer % %s9ilel
10y, sumner Van Buren, wayne "eaS-ie@
FGoanties levying 5 cents additional tax on
tssi is-Bradly and Grundy-2. ,.,,..e., 80. -.
l'oun1es levying 10 cents adG1uoAA TAX OF
p,G1'oduufies ievying . cents additional tax Of
uolis-Carter, Hawkins Houston Macon ah'
Hanb'ties ievying 50 cents additional tax OF
rolIs-BledsOe, Cannon lliealhaIn, De Iai, ehail
bickson Fsyette, frankilni damoihi aleA
man. lanes Lawrence, Meigs, Moore ODlon
srr0usdsle, and WashtngtOn-lb- d,
COUNTIES ieyying q additional tax 2n ONION poll
bedford, Coffee, Davidson Dyer, NlDl,on
c.fIeg Hamilton. Humphreys JenefsOni 10 lh
~, Knox, Lake. Lauderdale, Lewis, Loudo1
ssadison klcAinn, McNairys Marshall Matl3
sfe--sI Rufl,erford, ,SeQuauchie, smith, Stew
~ sullivan, Warren, Williamson, aud va
s9li-5;, l,yvira no additional tax ON priy
f,sges-A nderson, Bedford, Benton, hiedso'
Fsl0qnt carroll, Carter, Cnes.tiaili, Slai o % l'
Clay. locke, CrOeAetls IN fssI,s ~ - es51,-
FaTetfe Fentress, FIankllnl eilsss st Stai4ise 4I
fFanfIfon Hancock, Hardemani haroln Ia.
wood Hudson, Henry, iticknisn; JAM ~
Tobpson. Laudendale. LoudoD. McAln,hs M "a
S,ii-l VsrShau. Maury, Me1gs, Monfo
bf lore OVertOn, Perry, foikt fusLlauai 80 80,
Roane Robertson, seqdalehlel - slei ilrs1io- 81
l5v. smith, sumner, Ifoas1eiiSi, YIN
Tsn Baren, Warren, wayne, Weakley' Mh'
Al tse counties reported, numbering I've I'VE
ts-eigat ssaVe levied additional TAX 4l i,lie ~,
!sges- but 20 vary ing ia rate iiii3t i.S ne 81 -
csnnot be aggq agately reported. On ine mem NJ
Monday in Oci % ~ tIie its. t. 9S'
iLsta' 'lment OF lnivaes. upon lhe
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND
,-.,. apportioned By the ooBptrol.eT amor
49,, 1versl counties OF the State, ~ aScoL
..Dce y IN the Law. THIS amounted 70 s'ol,.
and ,,5rn ished about is cents pei beAa.
neT-f srs.p tiOnment will be lnAoe tltS - -
1S,1,5ast ~ April next aud viii include y
5stsfe isoli-tav then in The treasury ~ Aae
tion 70 lie seeo,l I'd instailnento OF interest.
SALARIES OF sUPERINTENDEAgs
yVithoat euumersfs ng the names OF y
counties, will mention me sllalles .ilas {.
been allowed the county super n.ti..,sils .,, y
ssl580 by one county 8lzO0 y Aufee COUNTS COUNT
-sl00O bY three; $50 ty two; 800 ~ onei sle9
two; $50 by one $50 by four ss3y ~ - els
SOS by one. 800 BY eight; $50 by twos 80
one; S306 by thirteen S359 by twoi $40 BY on
$50 by one; 500 by two; SO per month oy On
si50 per day by cpe. There are b"ents-t'
counties that have rot yet nXed the salaries
Ene supsrintendents. ! have been ma
aware that the high
EXPECTATIONS tn AT WERE EXCITE
soon after the passage Of our school law ( 9
not been in every particular reanzed, a
that the cause OF The disappointment
been that the people expected too mpchi
pected far more than the legislature n
PROMISED them, and far more than IL was p
fble for any set Of school OliicerS 10 81
hem under the provisions made ny the LEI