The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-07-20

The Board then took recess till | 80
O'Clock pm.
EVENING SESSION.
At 80 pm. the Board convened with
all members present, except Mr.. Rogers.
Moved by Mr.. .Sentell and carried,
that the transportation allowed ward 3
for the scholastic year t9O4-5 be con-
tinued.
Moved by Mr.. Biggs, that the Antrim
school be discontinued. The motion
was carried by the following vote !:
Ieas~~Dr. lrion, Messrs. Biggs, Albums
and Mckinney; nays-Messrs. Sentell
and Thompson.
A motion by Mr.. Sen.all to allow $40
per month for the transportation of the
children of Antrim neighborhood to the
Plain Dealing High School was lost by
the following vote: Yeas Messrs. SEN
tell and Thompson; nays-Dr. Irion,
Messrs. Mckinney, Albums and Biggs.
Moved and carried unanimously, that
the colored schools be let for six months.
and to be opened on the second Monday
in November and taught continuously
to the end OF the session; that the sala-
T}as OF colered teachers be the same, ac-
cording to grade, as white teachers, and
that where there is an average OF over
fifty pupils an assistant bc allowed, not
to receive over SIS per month, irrespec-
tive Of grade.
Moved and carried that the children
in the Fillmore neighborhood be allowed
transportation to the Haughton High
School at the rate Of s25 per month.
Motion carried that Committee or
} Transportation be appointed for each D
the following neighborhoods, to-wt
Collinsburg, Fillmore, Rrushy and Wal
lace's. (Sea committees in list o
sehools.)
, Moved and carried unanimously, tha
the salaries of teachers in the higl
schools be fixed as follows:
Principals, S125 per month.
First assistants, $50 per month.
Second assistant, sl5 per month
: All others, $40 per month.
Moved and carried, that tho salarie
paid to teachers holding the severs
grades, as required by law, be raised 81
!, on each grade, making the salaries, ac
3 cording to grade, now stand as follows
1 First grade, s55 per month.
Second grade, s45 per month.
4 Third grade, s35 per month.
: Moved and carried unanimously, thu
!, the white schools be let for nine months
: to be opened on the first Monday in Ser
tember and taught continuously to tt
end OF the session.
Q Moved and carried, that the sum of 5:
3 be allowed for the purchase Of stamI
: and stationery for use in the Superb
Z tendent's Office, and by the members
\ the Board when in session.
= The Board then located the folIoWir
schools, TO be taught for the terms
. fixed by the minutes OF this meeting:
: Schools of Bossier Parish for the
4 Scholastic Year 1866.
WARD ONE.
No White Schools
10 /. McDade-J. T. McDade, DR.. III.
= Atkins and j. R. Bryant, trustees.
Il 2. Wendall-T. w. Holmes, L.
!, Pruitt and G. T. Holmes, trustees.
Colored Schools
= /. Atkins. w. Atkins, DR.. H.
Atkins and J. M. Dickey, trustees.
2. Elm Grove-W. H. Hodges, Mite
ne ell Robinson and Young Ray, trustees
3. Simmon Grove-E. S. Dortch, d
~ - vid Kingsley and Wesley Chambe.
trustees.
4. Curtis-J M. Stacey and Har
Brown, trustees.
5. Fullilove-W j. Fullilove, Rudol
Mathuns and Ide Mitchells, trustees.
6. Bear Point-Jim Monroe, Joe XII
ball and A. Clemons, trustees.
WARD TWO.
White Schools
me /. Benton High School-B. A. Kel
- I. w. w. Stinson, r. E. Wyche, j.
a. Belcher, and w. j. Dawson, trustees
2. Bossier City-C. G. House, w.
Colquitt and W. F. Bell, trustees.
Wallace neighborhood, transported
Benton. w. Wallace, D. E. Sorl
and r. E. Thomas, committee.
, Colored Schools
1. Fellowship, on billiards. plac
w. B. Mccormick, George Washing
and l.. C. Capers, trustees.
ees 2. New Hope, Fosters Smith pIac
To- w. L. Foster, trustee.
to 3. Willow Chute, Fosters Maj
vas place.. C. Collins, Jerry Johnson
the Turner Taylor, trustees.
'er. 4. New Zion, at Bob Arnold's-Jas
led Edwards, Robt. Arnold and Leon F.
iry trustees.
the 3. New Benton--S. M. Thomas, @
Gayle and Scott Jackson, trustees.
the S. Mount Zion-A. g. Miller, Z
Monroe and Frank Miller, trustees.
7. Linwood w. E. lvey, Mars
}. Richardson and Douglas Adger, Z
! to tees.
Mr.. s. Carolina Bluffs Col. G. D. Ale,
der, Ike Whitaker and Douglas Ad