The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-01-16
committed during, or in the interval between

Committed during, or in the interval between
school hou.s.
The Local Directors heretofore appointed
shall continue to act AZ such for the year 1896
The SUPP rintendent was instructed t. give
notice through the public priLts that the Lo-
cal Directors were expected to report any de
huquency, or violation of the school regula
fions, on the part of any teacher in lthe pub
he schools of the parish, aud it was male tt
duty of the teachers to present their month
~ report, tor approval, to tho Local Dirrc
tors. prior to Their filing same in the office u
the Secret Try. and the Secretary was directed
to issue no warrant for salary to any teacher
whose monthly report shall be unaccompa
ricd by the proper endorsement of the Ln-
cal Directors. or at leas: by a majority Of
. thch. This rule shall not apply to the Guion
| Academy and the Corporation School
The Superintendent reported, that Mr.. Lii
vandais had donated to the Board IA building
| site of fleet in width by fleet in
depth on the upper line of his tract OF iau,,
situated nearly opposite Hararg's Canal. OF
condition that the Board shall erect tl,.r"r,
Il school house for white G rildren. and tha
| tn" President had accepted the donation On
behalf of the Board.
The thanks of the Board were ordered to 10
rendered to Mes-rs LtvtudAis Ledet an,
Paul Lcfort frr the donations of baildinc
sites which they had respectively male t.,
the Board.
The >uperintendent further reported. that
he had advertised for bids for the construction
Of a school hOuse ut Livaudais Ledet's Pau.
I~.efort's and Brul6 Guiliot. and that. after
the expiration Of the time mentioned in the
advertisement. he had opened the sealed pro
posals. in the presence of the President. and
found that there were bids only for the two
schools first above mentioned. That there
were two bids for the Livaudnis Ledct school
honse. one Of three hun,lred and twent--hve
L l,11r-c ar1rr:N%1 hr r ~or1. Z lA
| of three hundred and ten dollars presented by
| Honore Campean. That inasmuch IA Livan
dais Ledet had given the building sii Q for the
school house. the Superintendent declared.
| that he thought it hut fair. just and proper
| that the contract should be awarded to Ii
vandais Ledet and that he had accnrdi ngl,
awarded it to him.
| The Superintendent further reported, that
for the building Of +he Collin School Hous-
on the lot Of Paul ~lefort. there were two
bids submitted, ere of three hundred and
twenty-five dollars by Frederick Collin. and
one of three hundred and ten dollars by Hon
ore Campe,u. That. a. Mr.. Collin offered T..
build a ferry for the purpose Of crossing the
children during the school session ; to furnish
rue desks and benches of the school room,
and to give u coat at paint to the school house
when completed; his bid was considered more
advantageous to the Board. and the contract
waaIthereforr awarded to Frederick Collin, for
three nuuureu anu twenty-five dollars.
The Board approved the action OF the Su
re~rintendent IN the matter of these awards
for constructing the Livaudais Ledet and
Collin school houses.
The following bill was presented, dnly ap
proved!by the Finance Committee, and the
requisite APPROXIMATION made to pay the SAME:
Emile f. Leblanc. for notai al work, $3.50
The Board declined to reopen the Coulon
School colored, near Raceiand.
The Treasurer was instruCtetl to act aside
to the credit Of each school. . sufficient amount
ofschosl funds to pay the teachers of each
q 'h0ol for n session Of tour months and to
keep the funds thus set apart: to tn. credit
OF the respective schools, until paid out to
the teachers of the same.
There being u. further business. the Board
adiour led to Wednesday,. December Both,
1855, at seven O'clock, p. NJ.
s. L. GRISAMNRE.
President.
THOMAS A. BADEACX,
Secretary.