St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-10-14
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEED
1NGS.

Inc ocnooi BOARD met IN Gov
lngton on the above date, pursuant
to call of the President.
Present E. r. Randolph. VIM.
Kennedy, Charles Heintz, C. &.
Joyner, j. M. Abney.
Absent-Geo. Kepp.
The President stated that The Oh
iect of the meeting was for the adj
jpstment of the matter between Mr..
j. o. Poole, late Treasurer of the
School Fund, and tue School
Board.
The following resolutions were
then adopted:
Resolved, That the sureties of
Mr.. j. 0. Poole. cohsentins to con-
fess Judgment for such balance as
may be due by the said Mr.. Poole,
and the said Mr.. Poole giving adli-
.tional security to the amount of
.S4O9 go, the time for the payment
of said balance to bs in iustallments
every six mouths of $500 in United
States currency.
Resolved. That the confession of
Judgment be given by the said J. 0.
Poole and sureties, With a stay of
execution for six months; and if the
payments are not promptly made.
as provided above. or if either of
said payments are not promptly
made when due, then execution is
10 issue on the Judgment for the
full amount due, and proceedings
taken against the security for the
amount of S409 o.
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned, subject to
call.
October 2, 1882.
The Board met on the above date.
Quorum present.
The reading of the minutes OF the
previous meeting was dispensed
with.
On motion, the application of
Mrs. E. Taylor was approved, and
she was appointed to teach the
white school at Vaudeville for
term of three mouths, commencing
Oct. 3, 1882.
Adjourned.
September 9, 1882.
The Board met on the above date.
Quorum present
The reading of the minutes Of
the previous meeting was dispense
with.
On motion, the application of R.
E. Terrell was approved, and he
was appointed to teach school IN
the Tenth Ward for a term of four
months.
The following was then adopted:
Resolved, That Mr.. J G.. Almond
be paid for teaching the school III
the Sixth Ward during the month
of July, and that tire Secretary be
instructed to draw warrant on
the Treasurer for S2l. rs per his
school report for the mouth of July.
The Board then adjourned.
July 2, 1882.
The Board met on the above date.
Quorum present.
The minutes of the three prevl-
ous meetings were read and APP
proved.
The application of Mr.. O'Keefe,
to teach in the public schools, was
rejected. :,
The application of ]. g. Almond
was approved. and he was APP
pointed to teach for three months
at John Parker's Settlement.
The bills of W. B. Cook and E. Il.
Randolph, President of the School
Board, VS.. j. O. Poole ct ais, for
s23 40; also the bills of w. G. Nor
gan, Clerk of the Court. and same,
vs.. j. G. Poole ct ais, for SIS Az,
were approved and ordered paid,
on condition that said bills be APP
proved by the District Attorney,
and if any oyer-charges be found ~
the same, the Sheriff and Clerk OF
the Court be held responsible foi
anv amount oyerpald.
The Secretary was instructed to
return the apportionmeht received
in June, for the quarter ending on
:he first Monday in July. 1881
amounting to s505 ", as per IN
structions contained in the letter. Of
the State Treasurer, dated July 3.
1882.
The following School Trustees
were appointed in the Tenth Ward
James j. McGuinn, Jeremiah Hen.
~ aud Carlos Alexander.
The Board then adjourned.
E. r. RANDOLPH. President.
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