The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

Dc assessed toiiected, and piii Annually,
IN the sane manner as The STATE and coun-
Al revenues are assessed, collected and paid
On Tie grand list Of property taxable for
slate purposer. a state tar OF one-tenth Of
one mii on The dollar valuation, 70 be ap-
Piled exclusively for the purposes aforesaid.
and the attendant expenses, under the direc-
ton OF the commissioner OF common schools.
N purchasing the libraries for the common
schools. no books OF 4 c~ectGrisn Or demon
national characirrshall be purchased for said
libraries.
SIC. %. The amount Of said tax, when
collected, shall be paid over by tho county
tessu refs. 10 ne state treasurer, 1.-THE time
Of maxi ny their annual settlement, and
shall be paid outby that officer, for he. pur-
poses aforesaid, upon the warrant Of the
state auditor.
SEC. %. 1t shall be the duty Of the
county agditqE. when the said Libraries or
apparatus shall be received, to distribute the
ame to the clerks of the township boards
of education, OF other local school officers, in
their respective coun ties, having in charge
the interests Of com non schools; and the
books and apparatus, SO furnished, shall be
deemed the property ofsaid several boards,
or local schpol officers, to whom the same
may have been deliYe red, and shall not be
subject to execution, sale or alienation, for
any. cause whatever.
Sec. 81. The local boards of education.
or other schoaI officers having charge
, Of com mon schools, shall be held accounla-
bic for the preservation Of said libraries
and apparatus; and they shall have power
to prescribe the time oftaking and the peri
! DDS Of returning the books belonging to the
libraries, aud also to assess. and collect the
: the damages which may be done to the
books by persons entitled to ther use; and
Il a)soto provide for the safe keeping Of the
school apparatus.
SEC, 62. ltshall be the duty Of the To-
d cal school boards, or other school officers
having charge OF schools, to appoint the Ii
It t~rarianS aud determine the the places
where. the libraries shall be deposited, Sc
letting such central points as will best &C.
d commodste the schools aud families Of the
e districts or sub-districts, as h. rcinbefore
I, provided; and every family in each district
il or sub-dis,rct shall be entitled to the use OF
le one yoiumea at a Ii ne from the school library,
although no member OF such family attends
is any of the SCHOOLS Of The townnhip, and the
Y library shall be open, under the Inspection
pc Of the ljbrarjan,at stated periods throughout
III the year, to be prescribed by the board of
&c education, or other proper school officers,
IN without regard to the session Of the schools.
: SEC. 63, For the purpose ofatfording the
s. advantages of a free education to all the
C. youth of this state, the state common school
fund shall hereafter consist Of such sum as
he will be produced by the annual levy and
assessment OF two mills upon the dollar val
$ alton, on the grand list OF the taxable prop
IL crty Of the stale; and there is hereby levied
g and assessed annually, in addition to the
er revenues required lor general purposes, the
IT, sal | two mills upon the dollar valu alton, rs
cs aforesaid; and The amount so levied and as
u sesed, shall be collected in the same manner
AS other state taxes, and, when collected,
be shall be annually distributed to the several
r counties OF the state, in proportion to the
th enumeration Of scholars, and be applied
exclusively to the support OF common
L schools.
y SEC. Ga. The debts which have hereto
III fore been contracted by any school district
" for school purposes, Shall be provided for
=, by the estimates of the proper school boards
10 create9 under the provisions of this act.
SEC. Is. The process in all suits against
,h any township board Of education, or other
OF local officers having charge OF any OF the
u public schools under the provisions of this
u act, shall be by summons, and shall be exs
" ecuted by leaving Il copy thereof with the
n clerk or secretary of such board, or other
al school officers, at least ten days before the
n return day thereof. And any suit either in
u favor Of or against any such board, or other
IS. school officers, shall be prosecuted or de-
2e Tended, as the case may be, by the prose-
e cutting attorney OF the proper count as a
Is, part of his official duties.
ay SEC. 66. The 10 cal board Of education,
or other local officers having charge O
he schools in any city, township or village, il
which ommon schools have been organi
zcd under the act for the better regulation
he Of public schools in cities, towns, Dc, OF
all under any special act, shall be, and AZ,
nj hereby authorized, whenever they MAY
h., deem it expeditnt, o call meeting Of The qua
ho tiedvote sof anysuch city ,gogashlp or y.llag,
on giving thirty days public notice there
of, to determine by vote whether the com
ies mon schools Of such city, township or vii
~ lage, shall ie conducted and managed il
70. accordance with the provisions OF this act
NJ, and if a majority OF the voters are found t
az be in favor Of the change, then said lUca
=, board, or other local echOol officers, shaI
nd thereafter proceed, in accordance with tn
al provisions of this act, until their successor
il. Shall be elected ard qualified and such cit
,av or village may provide by ordince for til
elction or appointment Of Il board Of educa
70. ton, prescribing their number and terms O
office; and such board, when so elected 0
appointed and qualified, shall, together wit
4il the clerk or recorder of such city or village
me possess the same powets and discharge til
IL same duties, within the limits OF their ju
risdiction, as local directors and boards q
education in townships.
,aa SEc. 81. This act shall not be so con
~ stru ed as to repeal, change, Or modify 4
II. an~yrespect, the several provisions of til
nv Act for the support and better regulation q
~ common schools in the town OF Akron
,be passed February eighth, one thousand cigh
hundred and forty-seyen, and the acts a
- mandatory thereto; o. the AT for the bet
rfr ter regulation Of public schools in cities
towns, DE, passed February t@enty-one
one thousand eight hundred and forty niue
and the acts amendatOrv thereto, Lor tn