Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-04-12

he Fourth ward school. house, asked
or further time to make his report,
which was granted.
The Report of the Parish Superb
ntendent was then read, and Mr..
called the attention Of the
to a clause, in said report,
referring to the 3rd ward colored
taught by Pierre Maunoir,
school is reported Gin a very
poor condition. Books very much
needed. Discipline: none"
MIR. Mire stated he had visited
said School, and had found the lack
of discipline caused by two boys
names lie could not recollect,
aud who could not he controlled by
the teacher, and OH motion OF Mr..
Gaudet, duly seconded, it was re.
solved that the teacher be instruct.
ed to dismiss from school the two
boys Or any other pupil whom he
may not be able to control, so as
to preserve strict discipline here
after.
On motion of Mr.. COIN, the re-
port Of the Parisl. Superintendent
was then adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Gandet, it was
resolved that the President appoint
Il committee Of Two to confer with
Mr.Lcvi Anderson, pastor of the st.
Lakes Congregation, in reference
to selling the st. James school
house.
The President appointed Messrs.
Mire and Gaudet on said commit
tee, and the Board took a recess Of
ten minutes to allow the Committee
time for conference.
Recess being over, the Board was
again called to order and Mr.. Gau.
Diet, on behalf of the Committee of
Conference, reported that all neces
sary arrangements had been made
and the price agreed upon with the
gentlemen representing the said
Congregation, on condition that the
Board would retain the privilege of
Keeping school in SAID house. free
Of rent. and that said Congregation
would keep said house in proper re.
pairs for the above purpose.
On motion of Mr.. COIN. the Pres.
dent was then authorized to pass an
act of sale OF the st. James school.
house to the St. Lulie's Congrega.
ton.
Mr.. Cohn reported the 9th ward
school, kept Ivy Mrs. Bertaut, in a
tiourishing condition, and moved
that Il public examination OF said
school be made in the month OF
June.
The above motion was unani
monsly adopted.
On motion, it WAS resolved that
the Secretary be instructed to mott
fy Teachers, whenever, upon the re
port of the Treasurer, he shall as
certain that there is no more money
in the Treasury to IN the schools
The application of L. q. Perkins
for appointment as Teacher, was re
fcrrcu to the Committee on Teach
erS.
On motion of Mr.. Gaulet, it wa
resolved that IA member be appoint
Ell on the Committee on Teachers
to fill the vacancy accustomed b.
the resignation OF Mr.. J. Il. Pocht
The President appointed MI
Jules Jacob to fiji said vacancy.
The following bills were then pre-
scnted and approved:
Account of J. Billion for two
brooms to the 9th ward
school. 50 6
:. Account of d. J. Richard for
haulin. school desk to 9th
ward school. l .
Account of Alfred Plaisance
for making school desks
aud benches for End ward
), school. 6 0
Account OF Il. Beckett for re-
moving school furniture
to Mount Zion church, l j
Total, 80
On motion of Mr.. COIN. it Wa
l resolved that the sun of Six hut
:. ared and forty.tive 65l1OO Dollar
|. be and the same is hereby appr'
4 priated Tor the payment OF the e!
penses of Board for the mont
! of March 1879, and the items Their
. in named as follows, to,wit:
LIST ward-For salaries of
Teachers. OF
> End wnrd-For salaries of
:, Tcachcrs,.. commandments. ~ 90
Bird ward For salaries OF
Teachers. ...---.- .5 90
- 4th wara-For salaries of
Teachers. ....--.- 50 90
u " warl-liulancc of sala-
ry dn. J. u. Jolly,--..- 10 %