The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-24

2. Emma-S. P. Jackson, Joe Phillips
and Hamp Bryant, trustees.
3. Macedonia. o. Nuckolls, Adam
Goodwin and David Brown, trustees.
Elizabeth No. ED Jackson, Ran
som Fay and Ran Jackson, trustees.
WARD FIVE.
White Schools
1. Rocky Mount. F. Mckinney, ].
P. Gleason and T. w. Heath, trustees.
2. Concord-G. B. Wilson, J. J. Nc
Kinney and w. B. Mckinney, trustees.
3. MCCALL. NJ. Mccall, DR.. Clarence
Tucker and J. B. Wilmington, trustees.
4. Manry-J. F.. Adair and Mr.. Shep-
pard, trustees.
5. Spring Hill or Lay-A. c. Lay, L.
T. Merritt and r. E. Pilkington, trustees.
6. Caney-T. P. Larkin, j. E. Adger
and Singleton Bundy, trustees.
7. valley-W. A. Bounds, VIM. Pelt
and Mitchell Black, trustees.
8. Phillips Hid. NJ. Morrison, F.
]. Burks and w. r. Bounds, trustees.
8. Cottage Hill-G. w. Bryan, CIV.
Dalrymple and NJ. R. Merritt, trustees.
10. Bodcau Valley-G. B. Coker, ].
D. Young, and G. A. Goodwin, trustees.
ii. Bumgardner neighborhood-J. A.
Bumgardner and w. r. Bumgardner,
committee.
Colored Schools
1. Gallilee-A. NJ. Brown, Scott Car
ter and Henry Pamplin, trustees.
2. New Light-Morris Jennings, Dick
Mccullough, Martin Stephens, trustees.
3. Midway-Tobe Coleman, Ed Eng
lish and Arnold Jones, trustees.
4. Longview-E. J. Bryant, William
Woodward and S. ]. Johnson, trustees.
WARD SIX.
| White Schools
/. Haughton High School j. w.
Hays, President; DR.. H. H. Barnacastle,
Secretary; ]. w. Elston, ]. M. Hol-
lingsworth, E. Hitler, A. B. Murh and
DR.. P. A. Lawrence, trustees.
2. Koran-W. NJ. Sapp, A. X. Nc
Clanahan and 1. M. Huckabay, trustees.
| 8. Pease-M. c. Bledsoe, Geo. Jones
and w. E. Pease, trustees.
4. Rascoe-Dr. A. r. Bush, B. NJ.
Doyle and w. c. Rascoe, trustees.
| 5. Allentown. D. Allen, ST., J. F
Sheppard and J. B. Rogers, trustees.
6. Fillmore neighborhood - D. A
Horton, c. E. Beauchamp and G. D
Sandidge, committee.
Colored Schools
/. Bellevue. c. Biggs, Pete Mar
shall and Sam Jenkins, trustees.
2. Pineville-W. E. McDade, Bill,
Hodge and E. NJ. Oglesby, trustees.
8. Brock Chapel j. H. Huckaby
w. B. Tut and Frank Burk, trustees.
1. Ebenezer Henry Skannal, Dav
Marshall and Joe Randle, trustees.
5. Filimore-C. E. Beauchamp, Johl
> Wagner and Jim Holmes, trustees.
6. Haughton-Dr. P. Lawrence, Tor
Jones and Reuben Bell, trustees.
Z. st. John's-Charlie Berry, Henr
Davis and Berry Jackson, trustees.
8 Edwards and Wilson-N. B. Murf
Dave Kinds and John Brooks, trustees.
The Board then took recess till ia
!. o'clock pm.
II EVENING SESSION.
> A petition from ]. r. Scott, and oth'
colored citizens living near Red Lam
asking for the establishment of scho
= in that neighborhood was presented
the Board but disallowed.
Moved and carried, that the childrt
'e belonging to the Russell School be a
lowed transportation to the Plain Dea
n, ing High School, at the cost of $35 p
8. month.
&c A petition from the people at Antri
asking for the re-establishment Of 4
IN school at that place was read before t
Board. Mr.. Thompson moved that
I. be allowed. Motion lost.
Moved and seconded, that the eligit
nd white children of ward 2, in townshi
Is and 10, range 13, be allowed $4 I
in month for transportation or maintenan
in any Of the public schools Of the ps
". ish. Motion carried unanimously.
Owing to the quarantine restrictic
preventing teachers now abroad fr'
reaching the parish by the first OF s.
" tember, the opening of the schools
deferred till Sept. Is.
ev On motion, the patrons Of the Blu
gardner School be allowed $25
w month for transportation of their CT
dren to the Spring Hill or Lay Sche
-. provided they will use their pres
school building and fixtures for the p
A pose of enlarging the Lay school hou
The Board then adjourned, subject
the call Of the President.
J.N. PLATT, President
J, Jos. E. JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
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