The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-10-08

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through decimals. Reed and kel-
logg's Graded Lessons in English.
Frye's Primary Geography compile
ted, and complete taken up. Spell
er. Beed's Word Lessons. Writ
ing and drawing continued.
SIXTH YEAR.
"History of our Country" compile
ted. Nicholsou's Advanced Arith-
metic to Proposition. Graded les
sons completed and higher lessons
begun. Frye's Complete Geography
completed. Reeds Word Lessons
completed. Writing.
SEVENTH YEAR.
High School Work. English
Grammar. English dictation and
composition. Algebra and arith-
metic (review). U. S. History.
Physical geography or Latin. Draw
ing and singing.
EIGHTH YEAR.
English Grammar, dictionary and
composition. Literature, Mathe-
MATES, Algebra, Arithmetic IRE
view, U. S. History, Physics, and
French, or Latin. Drawing and
singing.
NINTH YEAR.
English Literature, Dictation and
Composition. Mathematics, Geom-
etry, Algebra (review), General
History, Civil Government, Physi-
ology, and French or Latin.
TENTH YEAR.
English Literature, Rhetoric and
Composition, Mathematics, Geom-
etry, Algebra Qeview), Chemistry,
and French or Latiu.
On motian, the Secretary was in
structed to order the number Of
Hardee's official maps allotted to
the Parish, to be sent to him by
freight, at Benton, and the Treas
urer is instructed to pay charges;
Said maps to be distributed as fol-
lows: Five to Wards l and ., and
four each for the other wards in the
Parish.
On motion, A. j. Murff and Prof.
W. G. Martin were appointed, to-
gether with the Superintendent, as
a Board of Examiners of Teachers.
On motion, the account of the
Assessor for poll-tax list for the
year 1896, was allowed for S2O0.7J.
List turned over to the Collector.
On motion, the report of J. f.
Murray, teacher of Curtis school,
for two weeks, was ordered to be
returned for official approval of the
Trustees, and when so approved, to
be paid.
On motion, the bond of w. II.
Scanland, Treasurer of the School
Fund, was approved, and his old
bond, as such, cancelled.
On motion, the President appoin-
ted n. w. Sentell, r. B. Martin and
w. Boney, as a Committee
to wait on the Police Jury at
it's next session for the purpose of
securing au additional appropria-
toe for the Public Schools.
The following resolution was offer
ed and adopted by 4 majority vote:
Resolved, That all teachers, in
Guiding Normal graduates, who
have not been examined by the
Board of Examiners of the Board
since October 9th, 1894, be required
to stand an examination by said
Board, before being contracted with
to teach in this Parish.
On motion, the Board of Exam
liners was instructed to hold another
examination for teachers on the
10Th and 21st days of November,
as sufficient notification of the eX-
animation ordered by the State for
this day, could not be given.
On motion, the Committee above
appointed to wait on the Police
Jury, was instructed to present to
said body for payment, accounts of
all poll-taxes deducted by the Clerk
of the District Court for jurors and
witnesses in criminal cases.
On motion, the sum of $40 was
appropriated out of funds in town
ship Is, range Is, for the purpose of
building school house in said par
ish; warrants therefor to issue to
Mr.. Boney, or his order.
On motion, tifty-tive schools, to
begin on the first Monday in No
vember, were established, to con-
tinue for term of six months, and
located as follows, the colored
schools being divided, and to run
for three months each:
WARD |.
White Schools.
Fullilove. Trustees, Ii. 2. Moore and -
Curtis. Trustees, L. NJ. Pruitt and -
Ash Point. Trustees. w. D. Mercer, E. s.
Dortch.
Lovely Point. Trustees.
COlored School.
Four, to be located by E. 5. Dortch, mem
Der OF Board for the Ward.
WARD 2.
White Schools.
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