The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-12
All the Superintendent Time
is Demanded.
TIME OF OPENING FIXED
The Examination of Teachers in the
Public Schools
S STUDENTS TOR THE A. AND N. EXAMINED
Some Additional Committeeman Appointed BY
The B; ard, Completing the List OF Ap-
pointments That Are to be
Made For Wake Co.

Made For Wake Co.
The County Board OF Education at it's
meeting this week s-~''~' that the in
terest of the public schools of the coun-
ty required the employment of Superin-
tendent Clements for all his time. He
will therefore be paid an annual salary
instead of per diem, as heretofore, and
required to give all his time and effort
to the public schools
My time" he said yesterday, will
be spent in my office and in visiting the
schools of the county--trying to have
them properly conducted and arouse popu-
lar interest in education"
Also the board passed an order to
the effect that the public schools in Wake
county shall open sometime between Oc-
tober 18th and November 18th.
Yesterday and today are examination
days for public school teachers. White
teachers (six in number) were examined
yesterday at the Centennial Graded
School; also two candidates for admission
to the A. and M. College. Today at
washington Graded School, Superintendent
Clements will hold an examination for
colored teachers.
to those published in yesterdays News
and Observer, have been appointed for
Wake county schools:
ST. MATTHEWS TOWNSHIP.
First District-White-M w. Buffaloe,
j. C.. Baugh, Geo. w. Partin.
Colored--N. w. Poole, J. w. Upchurch,
William Elliott.
Second District-White-E. l.. Barthol-
omew, Chas. Frazier, C. d. Bullock.
Colored-Mat Strayhorn, M. C. Hodge,
Ed Lane.
Third District -White-Melvin Poole,
H. B. Williams, Charles Roberts.
Coored--W. b. Dunn, w. l.. Goodwin,
William Seawell
Fourth District--White-T. B. Cooley,
Geo. Keith, c. T. Hester.
Colored-Richard Taylor. Reuben d.
Weathers, Henry BEDFORD.
Fifth District-W hite-H. III. Knight
Chas E. Daniels, Joseph d. Pair
Colored-H. B. Williams, Melvin Poole,
Fletcher Lockhart.
Sixth Distrct-Colored-M w. Buffaloe,
John Jones, Hunter Rogers.
SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
First White-R. d. Stephens,
Thomas w. Burns, Robert Pierce.
Colored-Calvin Matthews, Daniel
Hicks, M. G. Stewart.
Second t-White-Stephen r.
Lee, Felix Banks, Dr. ]. J. L. McCullers.
Colored-Haywood Williams, Green
Yates, Sim Whitaker.
Third District--Co lored-Rob B. Jones,
Richard Braytn, Andrew Stuart.
Fourth District-W hite-B. J. Upchurch,
John Upchurch, John Smith.
Colored-Wm. Tucker, r. H. Adams,
Edmond Matthew'S
Fifth District-White-J. M. Smith,
Henry Campbell, Hugh Stephens.
Sixth District-White-W c. Wedding,
j. f. Cain, H. j. Goodwin.
Seventh Overwhelmingly. R. Horton.
T. j. Harrison, Geo. Atkins.
WAKE FOREST TOWNSHIP
First Observation-Disclosures E. Gill, w.
p Perry, Prof. B. F. Sedd.
Colored-Same as No. l. white.
Second District-White-W. E. Redford
]. H. Mitchell, Rem Williams.
Colored-Same as No. 2, white.
Third White-Chas. Pace, Will
lie O'Neal, j. D. PEBBLES.
Colored-Same as No. 3, white.
Fourth District-White-L. r. Wyatt,
j. A. Hartsfield, j. L. Allen
Colored-Same as No. 4, white.
Fifth District-Whte-C. d. Jones,
Julius Moody, John Markham.
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP.
FIRST District-White-J. P. Pearson,
W. H. Harvard A. A. Sugg.
Colored--N. r. Rains, A. NJ Page, G.
w. Flack.
Second Disadvantage F. Wilson,
II b. Holland, j. H. Olive.
Third District-White-L. d. BaucOm,
J.. =, Yates, w. j. Lewter
Fourth Instrict-White--S. w. Stone,
Madison Barbee, w. B. Upchurch
Fifth District-White-W. G.. Hunter,
j. F. Lassiter.
Eighth District-White-W. M. Yates,
NJ. w. Womble, w. G. Hillard.