New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-19

The month of May has been paid and the
balance of S565i 81 vii! so toward rolls Of
June.
The ctv taxes due for this year are
Si45 ,2253 IS, and there is que from the state
not less than 10000. but the slOwness of
realization creates a heavy discount which
teachers and other employees unfortunately
suffer.
The following bills are presented with
resolution for payment:
Resolrcd, That the following bills and
accounts be passed and ordered to be war
ranted for in the succession and manner
laid down by law.
Heath & Lara, curtains, shades, ETC., Tor
Central High School. secretary's office,
Lower Girls High School, Live Oak and
McDonogh Schools, from June to Octo-
ber, $267 Is.
John L. Leefes bills. October, materials,
repairing, painting. furnishing, etc: Dau-
phine School, $i9; McDonogh, $34 so;
Lower Girls High School, $50; jackson
Bows, Sl5 O5; Central Boys, Sl4; Fillmore,
50; Edmonia. S.; Magnolia Girls, So %;
Clio, sll; Antoine, s.; McDonogh No. 3,
$l5 so; moving models, So. Total, S2l6 80.
John L. Leefe, September, Washin ston
School, Carrollton: 300 sll2 q .3a So; Jefferson
2. Hartnett, stoves. pipe, CRATES, putting
up, etc, October, $4i3 45.
L. V. Hitch, additional services in classi-
flying and preparing statements OF accounts
and opening and posting up appropriation
ledger. $500.
4. H. Wilkins. desks and seats, October.
furnished 70 McDonogh School No. Z, IN
accordance with resolution passed July l,
$lO67 -.
All Wilkins. desks and seats, October
! furnished 10 Jefferson and Washington
| Schools, CarrolltOn, in accordance with
resolution passed August 20, 1874, S4O2.
Henry Perry, stove pipe. labor, ETC., as
per hill rendered. fourteen schools. Octo-
Der, $44O
johnson Armstrong. stationery, 49,
Sanitary and fersilizing Company, Sep
! tember, 1888 33; October. Si33 80. sundry
! bills, s. and $l7 50-$S9i l6.
A. II. Wilkins clock for Jackson Boys
School, stating. moulding for blackboards
! and labor, October. SIS 80
Mathew Ward, hauling school furniture,
Margare: Jones. shaking. reiaJIng, etc,
! carpets, Upper Girls High School, SIo.
| Respectfully submitted,
ALFRED SHAW. Chairman.
| Mr. Mcconnell in the chair.
I Mr. Dibble submitted an amendment,
| providing that none o: the foregoing bills
be paid unit! the pay roll of teachers tot
| the month Of June is paid.
The amendment was adopted, and the
report, as amended, was then adopted.
Mr.. Shaw gave notice of an amendment
| 20 rule twenty -fou.. which was laid over
| under the rules.
Mr.. Gaudet moved TIA. the po:tresses Of
| the Ausserlitz and Bsriiu schools be mu
tually transferred. Carried.
| After other unimportant bushes. the
| board went into executive session to con
slider the yepor: oe the committee on teach
| ers.
The fol!ow:n. changes were authorized
| Miss E. c. Carpenter appoin ted principal
OF Fulton School, vice Mrs. Hannum, re
signed: Miss Maria Kilgrove appointed
| principal Of Dryades School. vice Miss
| Carpenter, transferred; Mrs. NJ. J. Viii
! Eams transferred 20 Laurel School as third
assistant, in place of Miss Grace, resigned
Miss Alice Wal! promoted TO second assist
ant in Austerlitz School; Miss Z. Dobie pro
| NOTED 70 first assistant. aai Miss E. C.
Carolan to second assistant Edmonis School
Mr. Williams appointed principal Of Tunis
burg School. in place Of Mrs. Williams
! transferred: Miss NJ. j. Palmer appointed
supernumerary to the Mccarthy School,
Miss Louisa johnson euperaumerary tO
| Clio School; Mrs. Mary Fisher appointed
| portress Of RamDart School