New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

months from December 5. 1873. TO February
3. 1874:
Balance December NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sIi ,.
..............tI5I 8,
Balance. .:.................... $3.50 !.
School tax of 1871 collected:
! Balance, December = 1879 . :, o., :.
| Collected to February :. 1874 ...,, .z6 of
lolaI' 49,; 1850 5:
| "Si!dHtc
| balance. ........... &i0i2 ].
The vepor: WIS referred to the commit
tee on finance.
The report of the assistant secretary was
referred, without reading, TO the committee
On text books.
Mr. Dlbble. chairman OF the committee O:
the First District. reported for appointment
! Miss NJ. +. Penn as additional! teacher in
the Clio School. Adopted.
No report from the Second District.
Mr.. ingraham, chairman OF the committee
OF the Third District. reported, recommend.
; ing the re,ncva! o: Mrs. T.. CIairvilIe, por.
| tress OF the Beauregard School, on account
OF illness. Widow J. Esteve to be appointed
instead; tina: Marigny School building be
given up. and Mrs. Pilas' house. No. col
Eiysian Fields street. be rented instead at
| $50 pc: month: Miss II. 4. Sullivan TO be
f! second assistant. as an additional teacher:
that an additional teacher be appointed for
both LaLarpe ard lie Breton Schools: that
Mrs. NJ. l.. Heyens be retained a. first
| assistant Fillmore School. and tina: Miss 5.
| r. Eas.on he priHci2a! o: the Na,isny
! School. Adopted.
! The Fourth Distric: committee reported.
! recommending the grade OF the 81: Andrew
School be ,a.sed from grammar l. 10
grammar J.. Adopted. The balance ~ ,:e
Sepor: being cecc:nmi,tei.
No !ei.o,: from the FIFTH. District.
Mr. ". G. Mcconnell. of the committee
OF the sixth District. reported the appoint.
men: Ut Miss Il. 4. .3aptiste Fortress OF
Bolivar School. vice Mrs. l.. TIMER. resigned;
tina; the salary OK the FORTRESS o: The Coli.
scum Scleo! DC raised :rom s.! TO SIC. and
tina: Miss i. ". Chapeau he appointed
third ass!s:an: q: Ia. .ius.e.l.:x Sc,cc. as
additional teacher.
The con!'nit:ee on iEalc" veror:e,: .av.
Ing approve! bills for repairs. :ii?; 80:
furniture. sl".l 20: tex; book. $;JSl 50;
smaller bills. :l",! 81 fetal. $685., y.
Mr.. Thompson said there vas too :uuc!,
DRAWN. 0: te,s. bcols. Gae school lad
had SOC worth.
Mr.. iras.: SAFE! lie !.i investigated; the
matte. and sa.: that some school. had
ove:irs~a ::c .mrs:n: hey ye:c en-.
:i.ied 20.
The consideration: %. the :a;c.. OF The
COMMITTEES az tex. books was postponed one
month.
!he ccm.n.:.es O.. :i:-n!:u:. REPORTED: .he
HIiEpe: o. des.s. e'c.. furnished IT,. differ
sn: school. e::.e. December -. 1873.
Adopted.
The co,nn.:::e. ~, hniiiin. scio.iaouses
70: the Where. Laiarpe and I.:.ha,,,e branch
schools reported :avorably On The PROPOSE.
ton 9! }. i. Easco: 20 exec. - lui!iin-
".th twelve rooms :or g,is and boy.a: - !
'enc:! OF si.' per month. with privilege |
OF purchase. and also on. for the KeI!e: |
and s.. Andrew schools Oh the proposition !
OF *.oj per month, with same privilege. |
Both buildings to be erected accor,::n: to |
spec'.i. plans. Adopted.
ihe committee on leases yepo! ted having
offered "A number of lessons & certain per
cent OF the rent now paid and ;.s accec..
.lrce By q Jew o: then.
Hr. lngrafam IL the chair;
Judge Dibble said he hoped the PROPOSE
lion that had been made by the committee
an" accepted would be agreed 70 iy tie
board. The board was 100000 in deb..
ana at the ems. of the year there would te
: dsic.: q. another 100000. Education in
he city wa. as cheap as IN any city 10: Tie
Town or Cne-bai: III: schools be closed.
Buildings can be obtained fer Yes, than is
low BEN: rai! for inferior ones. Many
esscrs WI. accept fifty p.v cent OF
he rent now paid. There were no
more teachers than are required. but unless
ONE vetvenchmen: was carried. on. thew
would get no pay. The necessary funds
'esc not obtained IN 1873. and woUi. no.
e III !S.lo The city could not rails. The |
Ak above cnc-th:rd of one per cent. ':ne !
eachers are owed for their sery ices siuce
october! !. The board is almost BANKRUPT,
nth only about 5000 in the treasury. No | ,
lcncy could :c received before March rs.
b" appropriation from the State has al
eady been anticipated. and no mone- can ,
e received from this source till the middle.
June. Gv That time Elk months nav
I'll! be due the Teachers. snrnetiin. .uest
c done. and the mean. suggested by the
aport would save from $500 70 5000 ,~ey
,cDtI.
The .ero:: ~. s,:or,e.. Az: ':.e c.,aI.i.
C continued.
DR.. Cooper in Che ci.ai, :,
cG s. suspension: at the :uies, ~. " ,r.-
a:H 'titr.: q resolution ryeyen.iu: the :.
a:m.a: q! teachers Lurin. TIE summe. /.
aca'.cre which hes over. and one restrict. :,
4: the Number y: pupil, in 4 class 70 be. !.
:ts'9 tl:rty..!s and .ix.y. which ~. :c.
''ea 20 the Committee on teachers. ;.
Hr. Clark presented . resolution ut ~
Try l.:tO fae rolls q: :.c bc.:. 20 :.c., -
IL VIA: employees were 10. authorized. Y
id :" examine ;he stationery accounts. | =,
Llch. b: sc'e. was :s1eY:ei t. s.l. eo,n..t- . :,
e "n finance. =,
W. Clark thought thar .hs.. ou.h. 10 b. /
speclaI COMM ttee on the Su!fia.. !,ue n, ! f.