Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-07-21
Municipal.
Macon July 9, !

Aha'OI ulN u 1871.
Board OF Mayor aud Alderman met
pursuant to adjournment, all the ihem-
beers present also clerk and marshal.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The following ordinance after hav.
ing been reduced to writing, was read
and read and adopted by sections,
then adopted as Il whole by the fellow
ing vote: Amcs. Allen, Jones, Feather.
ston. llolbcrg, Dent. Nay, @.
ORDINANCE NO. Al
Creating Town of Macon a Separate School
District.
See. 1. BE 1t ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of Macon,
that the municipality OF Macon, be and the
same is hereby declared to be Il separate
school district,
ordinance take effect from and after its
passge.
Approved July o.. 1894.
Il. H~AUENsTFiN.
Mayor.
The following ordinance was first
reduced to writing aud read and then
read and adopted by sections aud
then read and adopted as a whole.
vote, ayes, Allen, Jones. iIolbcrg'
Fcathcrston, Dent. nays. o.
ORDINANCE NO. AZ
Making all Public Schools in Town Of Macon
Graded Schools.
Sec. /. BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen of the Town of Macon.
that school No, J.. for the cducatiouAo of
white children in the Town OF Macon. shall
be il graded High School. which sl,aII con.
tain Il graded grammar school.
See. =. he IL further ordained til ut school
No. ., for the education OF colorcd children
in the Town of Macon, shall he i grammar
school.
ec.3 BE it further ordained that the
occasion being urgent, this ordinance take
effect from aud after its passage.
Approved this July D, 1891,
r.. HAuENsrEIN.
Mayer.
On motion the following trustees
were elected:
For year W j Phelps, | T Smith.
For 2 years, w FALLEN; Or. j & II
Jones.
For 3 years. S NJ Irion! .
The following petition was read
and ordered fled:
To the Hon. Mayor and Board OF
! Aldermen.
would respectfully ask permission
Of your honorable bod, TO cree, on the
prcMises of school No !, small frame
building, tor teaching music class,
said building to be erected under such
conditions as yOur honorable body
may prescribe,
Res p"ctfully.
Mrs. V. b. FERRIS.
Eonrl adjourned until $50 p. m.
a: $50 p. m. Board met pursuant
TO adjournment. all present,
The following communication from
Board of Trustees of Macon schools
was read and ordered filed.
July g., 1891.
Board of trustees composed OF the
following citizens appointed by the
board OF Mayor and Aldcrnicm W. Il.
Allen, DR.. J G II Jones. W } Phelps,
| L Smith. 5 NJ Irion.
Board was called to order bv the
Scc'y. and The following teachers for
schools Nos, 1 and > were elected, viz:
School &C II lSpessard, Prin., j b
Green, Asst. Mrs. NJ Il Tate, Mrs NJ G.
Garter, Mrs l. | Mates. Miss Lizzie
Walker.
School, Mrs A W Lucas Prin. Il j
Murray, Asst, Erin. W A johnson.
Lizzie Bus!,. Ida Morris, Z Masscnsalc
Music teacher. Mrs Holman,
The following resolutions were a.
doptcd:
/. Tint 10 stadcnt will bc permitted
TO IeaYe the school premises during
school hours Tor the purpose of tax.
ing music lessons.
=. That The Music teacher shall be
under the supervision OF The Principal
of said school No, /.
81 That the music teacher ehall not
charge more than 81 a month per cap
ita, and the tuition to be paid by par
cnt or guardian or said pupil.
4, That Mrs. Holman shall take
charge 70 building erected by her Tor
the purpose of teaching music,
Attest. w. +. ALLEN.
See. Eoard Trustees.
On notion a { Boyle Esq. was
granted permission to address the
Board with reference TO the action of
the Board in the election Of school
trustees by this Board at meeting held
az 3 o'clock July 0.
On motion the question of tenure OF
Office of Trustees elected for Town
schools is referred ~ Co, Supp. of Ed.
WatiOn.
The following ordinance, aaer be-
ing first reduced TO writing vas road
and then read and adopted by sections
and then adopted as whole, by iol.
lowing vote. ayes, Jores, Feashcrston,
lIolbcrg, Dent. nays, Allen,
ORDINANCE NO. 40.