Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11

suit on the official bond OF such town county
treasurer, for the recovery of such moneys.
Sec. "a. For the purpose of this act, the said
scoool district, or the said superintendent. shall
have full power and right TO commence suit IN the
name of the persons or officers TO whom any bond
aforesaid shall be given, and TO control and pros
ecute such suits without hindrance from the nom
inal plaintiffs to such suits. provided that such dis
trict superintendent as the case may be, shall
be responsible for any costs that may be finally
adiudged against the plaintiffs.
Sec %. In the prosecution OF suits under this
act copy OF the official bord sued upon, duly
certified by the officer in whose custody such bond
is placed by law, shall be deemed sufficient for all
purposes of proof required in law, in said suits
And any suits under this act in which the sum
claimed TO be Justly due shall not exceed the sum
of one hundred dollars, may be commenced and
prosecuted before any justice of the peace III the
same manner other cases.
Sec. o. 1t shall be the duty Of the town super
intendent of each town. TO make map of all the
school districts and parts of districts III his town,
specifying the sections, parts OF sections or other
subdivisions therein embraced. and file the same
with the town clerk before the first Monday
of September hext and also map oteach district,
in like manner, and file the same with the clerk
of such district within the time above specified
And whenever thereafter any alteration shall be
made III the boundaries of any school district. the
town superintendent shall cause such alteration to
be marked on the map filed with the town clerk,
and on the map of the district districts affected
by such alteration. In case of the formation of a
district he shall furnish the clerk of such new
district with map thereof and cause the TO
be marked out on the map filed in the town clerk S
office.
Sec. o.. Whenever hereafter, any amendment
shall be made to the provisions of this chapter it
shall be the duty of the state superintendent fur
nish copy OF snch amendment TO every school
! district in the state.
/ Sec o. Chapter nineteen of revised statutes:
San act to amend chapter nineteen title seven part
first. of revised statutes" approved March 9th,
! 1851;
'An act TO confer certain powers upon organ
lied school districts, and for other purposes ap-
proved March It'll. 1851;
AN act directing in what district personal prop
erty shall be taxed for school purposes" approved
! April 9th, 1852;
"An act to amend chapter nineteen section
cnty three the revised statutes, approved April
| 9th, 1852;
AN act TO amend chapter nineteen ofthe revis-
ed statutes approved March l9h 1888;
An act to amend chapter nineteen of the revised
statutes this state, approved March goth, $50;
AN act TO amend chapter nineteen of the revis-
ed statutes" approved March l4th, 1858;
IAN act in relation to appeals from the decision
, Of the town superintendent, approved April ID
proved February 25th, 1891, are hereby repealed
Sec. %. The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton is hereby instructed and directed to cause
en- thousand copies of this act TO be published in
pamphlet form, including therein such rules, forms
and regulations as he may deem necessary 10 car
ry into effect the provisions of this act; and when
thus published ii snail be the duty of the Superin-
tendent 10 distribute to each school district in this
State one copy of the same. one copy to each town
superintendent, ore copy 10 the clerk of the board
of supervisors ofeach county in the State. and one
copy to each Of the clerks of tie several cities in
the State.
/ Sec 100 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of july one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty four.
( WILLIAM HULL.
Speaker pro tenn. of the Assembly
JAMES + LEWIS,
( Lieut.. Gov. and President of Senate
Approved, April l, 1854.