New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-07

1AcoVtOCuy Auhp UH0 U8l8uC9 IN GQS Lr68S-
ury to the credit of the fund of 1871, saw
$6948 A. be and in hereby covered into The
fund Of 1873, there being no fund Of 1872
GRes0lved, That the president be instructed
to give notice that the roll of 1873 will be
paid by the treasurer on Saturday next
Resolved, That the treasurer be requested
to carry to the credit of the fund of 1873 all
receipts from the tax OF 1871.
Resolced, Th,t after payment of the roll
Of December, 1873, the treasurer be request
ed to pay out of the fund of 1873, consti-
tuted Of the receipts from taxes of 1871 and
1873, all warrants drawn against the funds
of 1871 and 1873, and such outstanding war
rants issued in 1872 as may not have been
funded, such warrants to be paid Us pre-
sented.
The resolutions were adopted.
The president appointed the following
visiting committees
First District-Messrs. Shaw, Bourges
and Glaudin.
Second Distriot-Messrs. Lynch, Masicot
and Dumont.
Third District-Messrs. Hartzell, Stamps
and Ray.
Fourth District-Messrs. Tracy and Gau-
det.
Fifth District-Mr. Mccarthy.
Sixth District-Mr. Longstreet.
Seventh District-Mr. Pinohback
The board then went into executive ses-
sion.
After executive session the following re.
port by the committee on teachers was
adopted:
~ New ORLEANs, September %, 1875.
Honorable Board of Directors of the Public Schools
GENTLEMEN-The committee on teachers
respectfully report that at meeting held
by the committee on the twenty-eighth of
September, to act upon the resolution re-
ferred to it by the board on the fourteenth of
September, to select thirteen teachers from
among those not reelected the tenth of
September, the committee resolved to defer
action until they met the members of the
order to ascertain their wishes in the matter.
Various petitions and communtions were
read, upon which they recommend a. fol-
lows:
That Mrs. c. A. Curtis be transferred to
the Magnolia Boys School as second assist
ant, and Miss Woodruff, second assistant of
the Magnolia Boys Schosl, to the Fisk
School, in the same grade.
That Miss Hebert be made second assist
| ant of the Barracks School, Miss Helen
MCCARTHY, first assistant of the same
school, and Miss A. E. Jones to serve as
| supernumerary in the position of second as.
sistant OF the Hospital School.
| That Miss Hunt, Dryades School, be trans
Franklin to Chestnut (McDonogh No. a as
first assistant in department for boys.
| That Mrs. L. Wiggins be appointed third
| assistant in Laharpe School.
That Miss - Rossner be made principal
of Napoleon Avenue School, and Miss Maria
Kilgrove principal of Marengo School.
=, That Miss Carrie Vaughn and Miss A.
Mayer be placed upon the list of unassigned
| teachers, their names having been omitted
| on the official list, though they had been
| elected on the eleventh instant.
That Mr.. D. Brosnan be appointed prin-
cipal of Vallette School, Mr.. Tucker not
having appeared; salary to date from the
| opening OF the session.
That Miss Clayton be transferred from
Live Oak Girls School to Webster, Miss
Criswell to Live Oak Girls, and Miss Annie
Shields be assigned to Live Oak Girls as
| third assistant.
Additional teachers elected:
Mrs. s. E CoOney, Miss Kate M. Cooney
Miss Ella Shaw, Miss l.. Faust,
Miss g. r. Young, Miss NJ E. Sullivan,
Miss E. Wheaton, Miss M. X. Hamblett
Miss Annie N. Hero, Miss A. Grant,
Miss E. B, Brown, Mise Nettie Parr,
Mrs. q. V. Hooper, Mrs. NJ. E. Mcdonald, :,
Miss E. A. Jones. Mics Maggie Littrell,
Miss Emma NJ. Brown.
Miss Annie M. Hero was assigned to the
Magnolia Girls School as an additional first
assistants.
Miss J. Kelty to be first assistant of
Dryades School.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary Cuggy, to be assigned.
Miss Julia Mulhavy, to be assigned.
Miss Louisa Ssssinat, Rampant School.
Ada G: e. Minis, supernumerary for
Marengo School,
Mise Ida Davis, supernumerary for Jersey
School.
That Miss Moore be transferred from the
Derbigny to the Elmira School. and Mas
Gates from the Elmira to the Derbigny
Sonool, both with same grade.
Miss Marie L. Points, supernumerary for
Fillmore and Beauregard' Schools.
Miss Mary Larkin, supernumerary for
Clio and Paulding Schools.
Miss Mary Gssdsp, supernumerary for
Mary Grace, sdbernnmersry for Algiers
Miss NJ. L. Murphy, Mrs. Won Wagner.