The Opelousas courier., 1893-10-14

Respectfully submitted,
W. S. FRAzEE, secy.
Tuesday Oct. II, 1893.
On motion of Dr. v K Iron, schools will open
Monday Oct. 80, 1893, and, in view of the flnau-
cial condition OF the Board continue six months
save in Opelousas where the schools will open
the lst Monday in January, 1884, and continue
six months
Upon motion of the supervisors of the diff
ferent districts, schools were opened and teach
eTs appointed as follows;
First District-1 Miss Etfe Ea err 2 Mrs Mary
NJ syer; Miss Gabrielle Hebrard; 4 Miss Bir-
die Harmanson; Mrs. Florence Wartelle; 6
Mrs. Cattle Fomtenot; 9 col. James Hardle; 10
Mrs Fl. Donate; Assistant Miss 4. !.astIaprs.
Second District - Grand C0teau 1855 v
Smith; Guidry school, Miss T.. Persons; De
valcourt school, Miss Il. GARDINER; Audrus
school, Mrs. Z. Lavergne
Third District-Prairie des Femnes, Mrs. C.
Dejean; Leonville, Miss '. Gardiner; Robins
Fl: MelanGon; Notleyville. Miss Nj & Leblanc; !;
Leonville, col. liz school. competitive examina-
ton Cormier, Miss A. Collus.
Fourth Distrlct-Butler, Miss H. Hays; ST.
Mark Church, col, 8 months, L. Hendricks
Waxia, Mrs I. E. Reed; Bayou Current, Miss
Mollle scott; Melville, Miss Addie Butler.
fthDistrtct-Miss C.. Martin; Washington,
col, j. F. Keary; Garland, Mrs. l.. Leake;
Whitevllle, Miss A. TrainUr; Beggs, col
months, James McGaf y; Garlant. COL,
months james McGaffuy; WhitevllIe, col. 1
months. s. A. Collins; FauUOurg, L. B. Lafieur;
Tate's Cove, Miss Edith Mayer; Plaisance, col,
months, W: N. chretten; Midway, Mrs. NJ. E,
Long, months.
On motion of j. L. Guilbeau, application to
establish Barbreck school laid over for investi-
CATION by following cOmntttee: DR.. q. A. NJ.
Cooke, A. L. Fontenot and L. r. Carroll.
Supervisor authorized to establish a gram
mar grade school at Washington.
Sixth District-Prof. F. M Singleton Bayou
Chlcot;
Mr. speghts, Middle, Pine Prairie:
Miss Eva Griffith, DOssman;
Miss Rosa Tatman, Black Lake;
Mrs. Lou. Mckinney, Subject TO examination)
Griffins Bridge;
Miss Mary Allen, Subject to examination
Lower BOggy Bayou;
Miss Lilly swayze, Goodwin sawmill;
Miss Fannie Little. Buffers Creek;
Mrs. NJ. E. Teal, Deville's;
Prof. Robt. Hurst, tsubject to examination
Turkey Creek;
Miss Aspasie Perrodin, tcol.) mos, Church,
Chicot;
Rev. E. F. Waltmon, Subject to examination
Lake Cove; all schools in this district three
months schools.
Seventh District-Mrs A. Violet, Chataignier.
Miss Laura Martin, Fontenot School.
Mrs. Q. Mouilleau, Vile Plate.
Mr.. D. Quirk, Mamou
Mrs. Julia Holman, Fisher School.
Miss | Ashman, Joint school, Little Mamou.
Miss NJ. Taylor, Chapel Fisher neighborhood
e. p. Walters, School No. 10.
Miss H. GuillOry, School No. IL.
Eighth Dstrict-Oiib6 ManuePs, Miss N.
Littell; Rougeau's, Miss Lou Mudd; Reads
Bridge, Mrs. NJ. E. Read; Mallet, col months,
Onmotion of Dr. Y. <. Irion competitive ex-
amlnatlons were fixed for Monday, Oct. 23d 1898,
at 10 o'clock a. M, and the following competi-
tive examinations ordered:
West Bellevue school-Miss M. Bailey, Miss
3. Dupre and Miss Maud White.
South Bellevue school-Mrs. NJ. Boutte and
Miss NJ. Persons.
sackett school-Mrs. J. B. Duplechin, Miss
L. Reynolds and Miss Dejeau.
Plaquemiue chool-Mrs. +. Anselm and P.
II. Mo oney.
Leonville School, COL, &c Durousseau,
George Henderson,, and CASTOR Gudry.
On motion of NJ. E. Wilson each supervisor
is authorized to open such other schools in his
ward as the funds may justify, subject 70 ap-
pr0vaI of the Board.
On motion of DIR. v. z. Irion the meeting
adjourned to meet again Monday, Dec. 4, 1898.