The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-08-27


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Thanking you for the favor heretofore shown
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pesps''4'i'' 60 G. B. 5 BENTLEY.
On motion of Mr. Rodriguez. duly sec
onded and adopted. MIR. Bentley was re-
elected official printer of the board for the
ensuing two years, at a salary of $125
per annum.
The resignation of G. NJ Kleinpeter as
trustee of Oak Grove school was accepted
and T. A. Sibley was elected in his stead.
A petition from the trustees of the
Johnson school, requesting the board to
make an appropriation of S25 for the pur-
pose of repairing the outhouses of that
institution and completing the painting of
the building, was read and received, and
no action was taken on account of lack of
funds.
A communication from the state SUI
perintendent was read, stating that after
the session of 1901 no teacher under
the age of Is would be employed in the
public schools.
Applications for the position of janitor
of the Donaldsonville high school building
were received from Tilman Sterken, Pierre
Loumiet, Frank Heating. Alvin Leonard
and Henry Eggers, and the superintend-
ent was authorized to engage MIR. Loumiet
for the position.
Bids for running the transfer to and
| from the ST. Amant school were read as
follows: Felix St. Amant. $50; August Per-
tuis. .S35. 1t was moved, seconded and
carried that Mr.. St. Amant be awarded
the contract TO operate the transfer in ac-
cordance with regulations laid down by
the board and the superintendent, and
that he be required to sign contract to
this effect.
Bids for running the transfer to and
| from the Gonzales school were read as
follows: H. F. Bateman, $40; Arbisi. $39.25.
Both of the bids were rejected on account
of being too high, and the superintendent
was instructed to advertise for new pro-
| posais.
| On motion of Mr.. Stuart, seconded by
| MIR. Melancon, the budget OF expenses Tor
the session of 19t0-11, adopted June 70.
1910, totalling SSS3,075.00. was amended
by adding S640 to be disbursed as fol,
/ lows. StnG aQQltlUHdl i6dGhC1 iUl
school. $500; Mrs. M o. Tasson substitute
teacher in the Donaldsonyille school, $500,
! increasing the monthly payroll OF the
Donaldsonville school SIS.
The budget as amended was adopted,
carving a total of $50. 1880, with the fol-
lowing vote Yeas-Meiancon, Muller, Ber
eeron. Stuart, Walker, Rodriguez, Braud
nays none.
MIR. Rodriguez offered the following res
| oiution:
BE it resolved, That acting upon the
recommendation of Supt. Rusca the school
board petition the town council to con-
denim the public road which separates the
school campus from the public square and
dedicate this road and banquette to the
school campus.
The following trustees for the Burnside
school we're offered by Mr. Stuart for APP
pointment and we're confirmed by the
board: w. P. Miles, G. S. Mcfarland, D. l.
/ Bourman.
! A number of communications from the
State Department of Education were re-
ceived
Several small bills were ordered paid.
There being no further business, the
board adjourned to meet again at the cal
of the president. j. L. RUSCA, Sec.