Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-04-01

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board shah have the sane pOweEs. perform he
lame duties and BE- Subjvet % the sane penal-
les a. township boards Of sdueati0n PrOpi.
led. that by agreement betvsen the beard Of
education Of the toShship 10 which sueh city
or village with the territory annexed may be
situated. and the board Of edacafion Of such
rity or village With the territory annexed, trans
fgrs Of territory not within the limits Of such
corporation may be maze 10 or from The eiar
Iricts provided for in this section. f.sr
SEC. 80. That said board OF education 10
any city or Incorporated village. shall Be sathoF-
izCd, Wh6n they think il adyisable. 70 divide
such city or village into snb districts and they
may establish schools Of different grades, and
Drdain such rules and regulations for the gov
pmmtnt and discipline Of such schools as thef
may think conducive to lks pablic good and
il shall be lawful for the township board Of ed
ucalion in any township in which saeh eisy or
incorporated village is situate. By and With the
consent Of the board Of edueatiOn Of any such
city or incorporated village. to transfer thersto
for educational purposes the scholars Of such
parts Of their respective townships as lie ada
cent thereto, and all such transfers shall BE-
controlled and such schools supported in the
manner and on The same principle as in case Of
like transfers for the convenience Of schools
where two or more townships sdjoin, as proyi.
ded in this act
Sec. 81. In all such cities or incorporated
villages, the clerk or recorder Of such incorpo-
rated body, shall be clark Of the board Of ed
ucation. and he shall do and perform all the
duties required Of the clerk OF township board
Of education, and such other duties As the
board Of education may, from lime TO time, pre-
scribe and all orders Of the board Of educa-
tion for the payment Of money shall be eOun'
tersigned by the clerk or recorder Of said cor
poraton, and il shall be the duty Of the treas
urer Of any such city or incorporated village.
10 receive and disburse the school funds OF such
city or village, in the same manner as is requi-
red Of the township tTeasurers in their respect
i've townships, and for his services shall be en-
titled to the same compensation ; prOvided, that
The board Of education shall require the treas
urer TO enter into bond as required Of town
ship treasurers. and that the said treasurer shall
furnish the auditor a certificate from the clerk
or recorder Of such city or incorporated village.
that such treasurer has executed and deposited
such bond, stating also the amount. as is re-
quired Of township treasurers in similar cases.
( Sec. 35. The board of education Of any city
or Incorporated village. shall have and may ex-
ercise all the powers which are by this act con-
ferred upon the township boards Of education.
and shall do and perform the like duties in ell
respects as far as applicable, and the school
funds shall be divided among the sub-districts
so as to make the distribution as nearly equlta-
bic as possible. All taxes for building. pur
chasing, repairing or furnishing school houses
and lots shall be equally assessed on all the
property subject 70 taxAiion. in such city or
incorporated village, and the board Of educa-
tion in expending the same shall make the ne
cessary provisions for the sub-districts.
Sec. Sc. In any district or district COM
posed in whole or in part of any city or ineor-
porated village, the board of education may.
at their discretion, provide suitable number
Of evening schools, for the instruction Of such
youth. over twelve years of age, as are pre-
vented by their daily avOcation from attending
day schools, subject to such regulations as said
board, from time to time, may adopt for ihe
Government thereof r,e
Sec. 81. The auditor of State shall, annual
ly, apporton the common school funds among
the different counties, upon the enumeration
and returns made to him by the State commis'
sioner Of common schools, and certify the
amount SO apportiOned to the county auditor Of
each county, stating from what sources the
same is derived, which said sum the several
county treasurers shall retain in their respects
i've treasures from the State funds; and the
county auditors shall, annually, and immediate
ly after their annual settlement with the eoun-
ty treasurer, apportiOn the school funds for
their respective counties, according to the emu,
meration and returns in their respective Offices:
and no township or other district. city or vii
lage, which shall have failed to make and re-
turn such enumeration, shall be entitled to re-
ceive any portion Of the common school funds.
And in making such distribution, each county
auditor shall apportion all moneys collected on
the tax duplicate Of any township, for the use
of schools. TO such townahip; all moneys re-
ceived from the State treasury, on account of
interest on the money accruing from the sale OF
section sixteen, or other lands in lieu thereof,
to the civil townships and parts of civil town
ships in the original surveyed township, or
fractional township to which such land belongs;
all moneys received by the county treasurer on
account Of the Virginia Military School Fund,
United States Military District and Connecti-
cut Western Reserve, according to laws regu.
lating the same and all other moneys for the
use Of schools in the county, and not otherwise
appropriated by law, to the proper township;
and he shall, Immediately after making such
apportionment, enter the same in book to be
kept for that purpose. and shall furnish the
township treasurers and township clerks. treas
urers and recorders of incorporated cities or
villages, as the case may be. each with > copy
of said apportionment, and give an order Oa
the county treasurer to each township treasur-
er, or 10 such treasurer as may be entitled to
receive the same, for the amount Of money be-
longing to his respective township. city or vii.
lage, and take receipt from such treasurer for
the amount thus received; and the said county
auditor shall collect, or cause to be collected.
the fines and all other moneys for school pur-