The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-18
School Board Proceedings.
(Continued)

That if this honorable body viii
| pass a resolution worded in substanc
| Ike tie writing hereto attached peti
TONER will proceed with all prelimin
! AIRY work necessary to the holding o
said election, and have the same helt
| under the supervision of such off
| GERS as the statute requires; and hav
| the result of the same reported to tn
representatives of this hororab body
Respectfully submitted,
THE ALBERT HANSON LUMBEf
COMPANY. LTD,
By EMMETT ALPHA.
| Attorney.
Approved September T., 1919;
Moved by Mr.. J. d. Enrich, second
| ed by Mr.. Fl. l.. jolly and unanimously
| carried, that a committee composed o1
MessIs. w. T. Peterman. C. A. AycocE
and J. Fl. McCardell be appointed with
negotiating the sale of land asked fol
in the petition by the Albert Hanson
Lumber Company.
read The a1G following otom eommunication f w4s
ithrlich seconded by Mr.. William
folse and unanimously carried was
referred to the Superintendent for in
Eestgation. The communication is as
follows:
Morgan City. La. Sept 10, 1919.
To the School Board Members,
9Th Ward-St. Mary Parish.
Gentlemen:
erection Of Colored Public School in
Morgan City.
Il would suggest you accept two
lots-l5 and Is, Block 1O3, having q
and 125 feet facing the South on
Marguerite street.
"RespectfuIy,
WILLARD DITCH"
r. s.-I am ready to make title
cept the donation.-D."
The following resolution was intro.
duced by Mr.. H. L. Jolley, seconded
by Mr.. VIM. FOlse, and unanimously
carried:
''Be it resolved that the Assessor
be instructed to assess for school DUR.
poses for the year 1919 the following
taxes:
mills.
Especial School tax, 4 mills.
The Constitutional Special tax, 1t
mills.
Third Ward Special tax, II mills.
Fifth Ward Special tax, 1t mills.
Sixth Ward No. Special tax, II
mills.
Sixth Ward No, Special tax, II
mills"
Moved by Mr.. w. T Peterman
seconded by Mr. J. d. Ehriich and
BE it resolved: 1t is the sense of
this meeting. that as the School Board
IS making every effort to supply schools
and opportunity for children to attend
these schools. that all parents are
urged to see that their children are
enrolled in school.
BE it further resolved, that in the
event the children are not enrolled in
school. and in regular attendance. it
will be necessary for the school Board
to take such actions as the law pro-
vides."
Moved by Mr.. c. A. Aycock. second
ed by MT {. II. Green, and carried.
with an equal amount any sum OF
money, which is donated and given
over to the School Board for the bene
ut of a library in any school
On motion of Mr.. II. L. Jolly, secon1-
ed by Mr. VIM. Folse and una animously
carried, it was decided to give a holi-
day on Thanksgiving Day and the
friday following. and that for the
Friday, December ~, 1919, and open
Monday, December %, 1919. and of all
the Christmas Week, the teachers be
required to make up but three days.
moved Dy MT. WIN. olSe seconded
by Mr.. H. l.. Jolly and unanimously
carried, that $1.eG0.00 be set aside for
rarm equipment for the Centerviile
School
Moved by Mr.. II. L. Jolly. seconded
oy MIR. William Folse and unanimously
carried, that the Eegro schools of St
Mary Parish open January 5&a, 1870,
tor six months term, that nrafe prin-
cipals OF All Sars;er schoois be paid
5000 per moath. principals of ruraI
schools &50.at, and teachers not over
siS>oe per month according to quail
hcations.
Moved BY Mr.. II. Z. Jolly seconded
1y M. J. d. Ehriiea. sni unanimously
,srrisd. that all bills approved by .he1
ii.a:sce committee be paid. 4
Moved b. Mr.. II. l.. Jolly, seconded
" Mr.. z. q. Winchester, and urnnS
moCs.y- carrie J, t1at TIE 5clool Board
of ST. Mary Parish proceed tn adver-
tise fsT bids in the erection of o two
) ery brick hailding ia the city of
Morgan CITY. Louisiana. as set ftnth
n the following condition for estimat-
ing:
CONDITIONS FOR ESTIMATING.
Rids will he received uatii II q clock
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