The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-14


BIZ +. Roll for Coor,d Teach
crS. February 49,. 5000
By +. Roll for tolorrd Teach
ers. March. ..... ......--... $1,000
Su.erin, 'Idcnt, uoilIAS 2''oo"
Treasurer, including bond. .-.. l'3 !"
Per Diem 600
oth Ward Special 7. \. Thor
Printing and Telrgram- ...... .o.co-~Slo, ~ 4
April md. Hy balanc" GA hand FL '6b. -
The report received. and ordered to
be spread on the minutes and publish
ed. The committee appointed TO con
fer with the Police Jury as hed for
| more time. which was granted.
\ committee Of teachers composed
! of Misses Lucy Mum. Bette Porter.
| Ethel Smith and Lucille Sweet cal'
before the School Beard to ask tin
| favorable action OF that Dody on then
demand that teachers he compensated
| for the full session of nine months.
| for the following reasons:
| |. That they hold the notification
of .he Secretary of the school Board,
| stating the fact that they have been
appointed to their respective position
! in the parish schools. and further
stating the fact that the school session
was to consist of nine mon tbs.
,. That they had considered them
selves as legally and morally bound
| TO take up their work in this parish.
after having accepted the appointment
at the hands of the School Board.
! through their properly constituted Of
| ficer. Superintendent Foster.
;. That they We're unable to be IN
the parish on the LIST of September.
H., s,t
for their opening. ON account OF the
fact that the quarantine restrictions
| in their section OF the state made II
absolutely impossible
1t was next moved by Mr.. John +.
Todd and carried. that the public
schools Of the Parish of st. Mary be
closed on the 3lst day of May. 1906.
Mr.. Charles Downing moved that
the school Board pay no salaries or
compensate any teachers. unless same
had been already earned. The vote
was taken on the above motion. and
resulted as follows: Those voting to
pay the teachers for the full time. for
which they had contracted to teach,
being DR.. d. n. Foster and Louis
Grevemberg Against this motion,
Johd Todd. Charles E. Downing. r.
Hanf. Jules Q. Bodin. William VI
Folse.
Prof. Ives made request to the
Board that he be compensated as eA-
pert examiner. as the record shows
that he has occupied this position for
some wears. without any compensation.
1t wa, moved and carried, that Prof.
Ives be compensated from the time
that the School Board passed reso-
luton compensating the examining
board. 800 per day during the ex-
animation.
Mr.. John r. Todd introduced the
following resolutions: That the Parish
school Board allow and pay to the
teachers of the Parish of ST. Mary
SO with which to defray their railroad
fare and other expenses to Baton
Rouge to attend the teachers con-
vention to be held at that place April
10. 20 and p. and that their salaries
be continued during their attendance
at the said convention. The above
resolution was carried.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Hanf and carried:
That $1,000 or as much thereof as
needed, be appropriated to improve
and repair the school houses i'll the
Parish of St Mary: that the President
with himself as chairman, appoint a
committee of three to look into the
condition Of the various school
houses, and this committee is hereby
authorized to have such repairs and
improvements made as they may deem
necessary. The President appointed
the following committee: Il. Hanf.
John Il. Todd and Charles +. Down
ing.
MIR. John X. Todd introduced the
following resolution which was car
ried: That the Parish Superintendent
of the Parish Of st. Mary be required
to visit during the month of May, all
school houses in the said parish
and make report OF conditions in
which he finds the various schools, to-
pe1her with his recommendation at the
next meeting.
1t was moved by Mr.. John X. Todd
and carried that the School Board be
call together in special session on the
18th day of May. 1906. for the purpose
of appointing all the white teachers for
the various schools OF the parish.
The following bills were approved:
The Kyle Lumber Co.. for
screening cisterns for the
public schools Of Franklin. ! IS -
Foster Il Bodin. stationary. -
Albert Hanson Lumber Co..
lumber - 80 90
John Hall, setting up desks
and seats in high school,. -
St. Mary Banner, printing en-
yelopes and letter heads. ; 90
d. n. Foster. travelling expen-
ses With State Supt. 49,. 20