The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-04-26
SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION.

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New School District created-Election 10 |
Levy Special Tax-Conzales School
to Be Rebuilt.
Donaldsonyille, La. April II, 1919,
rha q scension Parish School Board met
this day in special session. with President
w r. stuart in the chair and the following
members present: John W. Hanna and
Numa Landry, seventh war Wara H. 3. Webb
Mar Msrt;ns f;fth ward; E. N. Pugh, third ward.
The minutes of the meeting of the board
held March were read and on motion Of
Mr.. Landry, seconded by Mr.. Duplessis, and
ON rolI-call ordered approved.
cln motion of Mr.. Landry, seconded by
NJ Hanna. and on roll-call adopted, the fol-
lowing schedule of teachers salaries for the
session l9ls-29 was adopted and the super
intendent authorized and empowered to con-
+rec4 with teachers for the session 1g1s-2O
on the following basis OF salaries:
H;oh school principals: $1,000 to $500.
Teachers Of high school subjects in state
approved high schools: FIRST years ex-
sen. fonrth year, sos: fifth year, s1oo;
siayanth wear and thereafter, $1i0.
Graduate of standard normals: First
years experience. $40; second and third
Teachers holding first grade certificates, S.
Second grade certificate teachers, $50.
Third grade certificate teachers. s45.
Principais of four-room schools: First
| third year, $50; fourth year, SOS fifth
| year and thereafter, S100.
| PRINCIPALS of three-room schools First
yeasSs experience, $40; second year, S75 !;
third year. $50; fourth year and thereafter,
1885.
Principals of two-room schools: First
Years experience. $50; second year. s65
third year. $40; fourth year and thereafter,
On motion of Mr.. Webb, seconded by Mr..
Duplessis, and ON roll-call adopted the fol-
lowing trustees. were appointed:
Galyez school: Jos. Sayario, j. L. Nick
ems and Henry Nickens.
| Johnson school: b. i. BfOusSard, Willie
johnson and w. L. Dickson.
| Mr. Webb moved the adoption of the fol-
flowing resolution:
! Whereas. the ordinance adopted at the
meeting Of the board held March I, direct
| mo the assessor of the parish of Ascension
/ to levy tax of three CD mills on the dol
lar in School District No. to retire three
(3) bonds and interest falling due in 1920.
will yield revenue very n mueh IN me excess Of d
l in said ordinance having been based on a
| 60 per cent assessment instead OF a 100 per
cent as required by law; therefore.
Be it resolved, that the ordinance be and
| the same is hereby repealed.
The above motion was seconded by Mr..
Martin and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-stuart Pugh, Duplessis. Martin,
Hanna. Webb. Landry absent-Dngas'
Mr. Duplessis offered the following or
! ldinance to replace the one above repealed:
1 AN ORDINANCE
An ordinance leyying and assessing tax
/ of one and three-quartersl a a mills or
/ the dollar on all property subject to
taxation within the limits OF Schoo
1 . O. ,f kha ar,aY rich, of Acno
| sion, Louisiana, to pay the interest on
eight thousand (ss0O0l dollars of five
per cent bonds. and the principal o.
three bonds of one hundred dollars
each, maturing July I, 1920.
/ Re it ordained by the Ascension Parish
tSchool Board, that tax of one and three.
quarters (1A mills on the dollar is hereby
levied on all property subject to taxatloI
within the limits OF School Dstric'
]No. of the parish OF Ascension
tha interest on eight thousand dollars
/ (sso00) of five per cent bonds, and tn
principal of three bonds OF one hundred dol
i lars each. falling due on July !, ls2o, ag
i prepatinp total of seven hundred dollar,
4 5sTot): said bonds issued by the Ascension
/ Parish School board in accordance with TN
4 vote Of the property taxpayers of Schoo
i District No. s of the parish of Ascension
4 louisiana, at special election held IN sal.
School District No. ., heeorn acc faas : 3 s. 4
i Pc Il further ordained, etc, that the as
i SCISSOR of the parish of Ascension, state
Il T.on;s;ana be and he is hereby autnofizs
and directed to extend said tax upon - =
4 lassessment rolls of the parish Tor the yea
lIpIa. according to Act 256 OF: the geners
Il iassennbly of the state of Louisiana Tor Tn
wear 1910, and in accordance with al sup 'Sv
II sauuent amendments thereto.
u The motion to adopt the above ordinans \
Il was seconded BY Mr.. Landry. and on roi
Il call adopted by the following vote s, z cas-
a Stuart, Pugh, Landry, Hanna, " eDp' - -
lplessis, Martin; nays-nonse . l,
One cf the purposes OF tne ny L.
hoard this day was to receive and open DIG
far fhe purchase of $4,000 bond issue
i SneciaI School District No. Ehere PEN
j opiys me hid that of the louisiana Nafloni
Rank of Baton Rouge. it was openesa py y
secretary - of the board. The bid follows;
: u# So Ration Rouge, La, April u 5. 1919.
: sion parish School Board. Donaldson
Dear Sirs-In accordance with your q
vertisement We hereby t,s offss ssaoo you pa
:. 1snt bonds Of School District No 8
s This bid is made provided that all rum
that this district may receive from taxaIls
or otherwise. shall be deposited IN on. l nsai =,
subject to the orses aespeetfu1iy e sai ''A'
thor't'es, tho'r't sou1s1ANA IN NATIONAL BANK.
BY o. M. REYMOND. Vice PresideI
On motion of Mr.. Duplessis. seconded
|. Mr.. Hanna the bid OF the Lonlslana hatao
] the $4,000 bond issue of School District y
, q as set forth ia above letter, was accept
e and the superintendent instructed to notl
y the Louisiana National Bank of Baton Rou
: to that effect. :
vi Roif-call on the above motion was as 4
= llows: Yeas-Stuart, Hanna, Webb. Pus
" nnnlessis. Martin, Landry: nays-nor
n bsent-Dugas, LeBoeuf. Rodriguez:
II The following resolution was offered
II Mr.. Duplessis:
! That the president of the board be and
IA is hereby authorized and directed to borr
n a sum not exceeding $4,000 for the pnrps
81 Of carrying the current expenses OF tne oos
10 for the ninth scholastic month OF the 8
/ sim "1918-19. and to take all steps nee
~ sarv to effect said loan and to pledge !
.l- revenues of the current session to the II
=. act axtent allowed by law as secruity,
q TO execute any and all proper acknowied
IL nents for said loan. the rate OF interest,"
= to exceed eight per cent.
er The resolution was seconded by
an Hanna and on roll-can adopted by the e.
- 1ou;np vote: Yeas-Stuart, Hanna,
e. pmah. Duplessis, Martin, Landry; nay
, none: absent-Dugas, Rodriguez. Lebos.
NJ M Pugh offered the following resoiutlo
,s. mhereas IL is the recommendation
Z, taavice Of the State Board OF Education ! :
d al enecial school taxes for maintenance y
~ aaasa he abolished whenever possible; tne
fore, -, nao;at Scl
&. n;atr;ct Ma / maintenance tax be and
81 sanaa ia hereby abolished. and all acts
nf sasalut;ons concerning the collection OF
tar he and they are hereby repeaiea. -.
yer he It resolved further. tnat tne So
th-1 be and he is hereby dIree.eu a.e1 ~ this ac
to notify the parish s'esso
NE of the board. hv Mr..
,,1asa;a and adopted By the toliow1hg s, y
Yeas-stuart. Pugh. Lanary, .acn. war sl. =.