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70 Ah UCE
e 10 authorize the establishment Of sanor,r
IS schools Tor the education of colored children
g and for other purposes.
SEC. J. BE il enacted By The General Assem-
= Dip Of The State of Ohio, That the trustees r
each Incorporated township in this STATE. apr
t the trustees visitors and directors of schools
or other officers having authority in the premi
, ses, Of each city and Incorporated town or VII.
. Iage, shall be, and they are hereby authorized
. aud required respectively. in case hev shall M,
deem II expedlentto admit the colored childror
resident IN any such township, CITY, town or vii.
age' INTO the regular common schools therein
established, TO create one or more schooI die.
trlcs Tor coored persons, in every such town.
ship city, town or village. which district or die.
trcts, shall include all the territories tboyooc
and IN laying oil said districts, and in aIlerino
the same, they shall be governed in all respec,s
by the provisions of the act for the supporl and
better regulation Of common schools, ETC.. noss.
ed March 7, 1888.
SEC. g Whenever any district shall be estob.
Iished, as aforesaid, the trustees or other nm.
thorItles establishing the same, shall Give notico
Oy puDIlc advertisement, to The adult coored tav
payers residing in such district to meet NJ =
'me and place specified inthe henatce, and choose
their school directors, and such meeting, and all
subsequent meetings, for the election of direc.
tors, and for other purposes, shall be held and
conducted as IS directed in respect to meetings
tor like objects by the said act Of March7 1830
ana the acts amending the same: and the now.
ers, rights, and duties Of the directors So chosen
and ol their successors, shall be- the same m Va.
spect to the school officers of their sevarol die.
lrc's, as are conferred upon, or required or
school districts by said acts. II
Sec ). The trustees or other authorities nc. l
separate districts, as aforesaid. sholl /
cause an accurate list to be made as speedilv os
possible, Of all colored tax PAYERS. and Of oIl $
'o'ored you'h over Tour and under twenty.one
years of age, resident therein, aud shall cerlirv
TO the county Auditor who shall preserve the !
anne IN his office; and no properly of anv col. /
'rod tax payer within said districts shall bo
harged with any special tax for district purno.
es, for the benefit Of the schools in anv rconlor
lsIrIcI, composed wholly or in part of the same
5ffl'ory; ana no property Of any white person u
any regular district shall be charged with o
ny such tax for the benefit of the schools il, =
ny separate district composed wholly, or in 5,
art, OF the same territory. h.
SEc' 4. Every separate district, established rs B
ioresoid, shall be held to include for school
arposes, only the coored persons resident g
ihln It's territorial limits, and from and olior m
le estabIlshmento( thesame, the coIorad vomb
'sdenl horon, shall attend the schools oroon. So
ed under the directors of such dlstricr. md "'
Ie powers and dUlios Of county auditors. conn.
Weasufers, township trustees, townshiD trcos.
'ers, township clerks, district treasrrers. and
strict clerks and other officers in rau,rl - til
zen separate district and the schools establish. CA
therein, shall be the same us now are or may lr'
exercised or performed by said officers r.. j.,
ecIyely, IN relation to the regular districts ,n ",
I'd the schools established therein, and said Iv
Strlcts aud schools shall in all respects cyceDt ey
lar as this act provides to the contrary. be
Verned by aud have the benefit of all the nro. &c
'Ions OF said act of March 7. 1888, and tho go
1endatory acts and all acts relating To schools mi
cities, towns, or villages, modifying the some ou
SEC 8. The term coored as used in this no,
all be construed as being of the same signi6. tol
uon as the term "bluck or mulatto" as used scr
SEC 8. The act entitled an act to provide Gor
establishment Of common schools for tho
ucauon OF black aGd muauo persons, etc.. An
SSed February 24th, lG48, aud the acl 10 reo. Sun
'te black and mulalto persons, passed Januo. ~
9th, 1904, and the several acts Ia amend tho ''1
me, passed January 9th, 1907, and February =
tn, 1854, and all parts of other acts, SO far as
" enforce any special disabilities or confer
y special privileges on account of color. are has
reby repealed, except the act of the 9th Fob. Jol
'ry, 1881, relating to jurles, aud the act of IN
l4th March, 1881, for the relief of the moor. pal
divided, however, that if any person shall nr' ror
nS, or cause 10 be brought, or shall aid in
nglng or causing to be brought, or shall per. r
'de or induce to come into this State. anv -
son or persons, who is or are likely TO he.
ne chargeablo as paupers in any township in \
State, orto become vagrans, evety such hoo
son so offending shall forfeit and pay fine IIa,
exceeding five hundred dollars, to be recoy. Tn,
d, with costs of suit, in any cour. having in. me,
LECTION by action of debt, in behalf of The aga
to of Ohio, or by indictment, and shall also gall
Imprisoned until such fine be paid, unless the iron
TT shall otherwise direct. n
JOHN G. BRESLIN, y
Speaker House Reps. rolt
BREWSTER RANDALL. will
SDe1kpr of The Coaoto m