Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-11
VOL. VII. No. 26.

/ superintendent may from time to time re-
guire.
Sec Is. No MONEYS shall be amor
tloned to any district or part of district
unless It SHALL appear. by the report there
ot, that a school has been taught therein.
Tor at least three months during the wear
ending at the date of such report. 6v a
qualified teacher, and that al school mon
eys received during that year from the
school fund have been applied to the nav
ment Of the wages Of such teacher and
no portion Of the library money shall-be
apportioncd to any district or part of a
district, unless 1t shall appear from the
last annual report thereof that the libra
ry money received at the last preceding
aPPo:tionmont was duly expended accord
ing to law, before the FIRST day of Sep
tenn Der subsequent = such apportionment,
and that such district has complied with
the regulations established by tile state
superintendent in relation to district L.
braries
Sec IS. Tie town superintendent in
each town shall keep just and true ac-
count Of all school moneys received and
expended by him during each year for
which he shall have been chosen. and
shall lay the same before the board of au
ditors of town accounts. at the annual
meeting Of such board in each year.
See. A. The town superintendent of
schoo!s IN each town shall. within ten days
after the termination of his Office. render
10 his successor in office Just ard true
account. in writing of all school moneys
received BY him during the preceding
year and of the manner in which the
same shall have been appropriated and
expended bg him: and the account so
rendered shall be delivered hy such sue
.ccssor in Office to the town clerk, to be
fled and recorded in his office.
Sec Is. On rendering such account. If
any balance shall be found remaining in
the hands Of such town superintendent,
the same shall be Immediately paid by
him TO his successor in Office
Sc -. Such successor In Office shall
bring suit upon the Official bond of any
previous town superintendent for the re-
coycry, with interest, of any unpaid bal
aacc Of school moneys that shall appear
to have been in his hands, on leaving his
Office. either by the accounts rendered hv
suci town superintendent, or by other
sufficient proof
Sec 80 The town superintendent in
each town shall have the powers and
privileges Of a corporation. so far as to
enable him to take and hold any property
transferred to him for the use of common
schools in sach town
See. 81 The town superintendent shall
be entitled to receive one dollar per day
for every day actually and necessarily de-
voted by him. in his official capacity. to
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be chosen, the same to be paid in like
manner as other town officers are paid
Sec. . IL after the time when the an
nual reports Of the school districts are re-
quired to be dated, and before the appor-
tlonment Of school moneys shall be made.
a district shall be duly altered. or new
district shall be formed in the town, 50 as
TO render an aPpoctionment, founded on
such anuua, reports. unjust, as between
two or more districts of the town, the
town superintendent shall make an ap-
portionmnnt to such districts according TO
the number Of children in each over the
age Of four and under the age of twenty
years. ascertaining that number by the
best evidence in his power
Sec %. I'll moneys apportioaed by
the town superintendent to any district
or part Of district which shall have re-
manned In the hands Of said town super
inteadcnt for one year after such appor-
tionmcnt. by reason Of such district or
part Of district ncglecting or refusing to
receive tie same snail be added to the
moneys next thereafter to be apportioned
by suci, town superintendent, to the sew
eral districts and parts of districts in such
town. and aPportioncd Herewith
Sec. 81 Il shall be the daty of the
town superintendent to examine annually
all persons offering themselves IS candi-
dates for teachers Of common schools in
his town. in regard to moral character.
learning, aud ability to teach school and
he shall deliver to each person examined
and found qualified, certificate signed
by him IN such form a. shall be prescribed
by the state superintendent; which GER
ticate shall be in force for one year from
the date thereof, unless annullcd within
that time. and no person shall be deemed
a qualified teacher. within the meaning of
tbs chapter. WHO has rot such a certif-
cate in force i certificate granted by
any town superintendent. rs provided in
this section, shall not be deemed legal
qualification Of teacher. within the
meaning OF t.tis chapter IN joint school
districts except IN eases where the school
house is situated in the town for which
the superintendent granting the ccrtifi-
cate was chosen
Sec -. The town superintendent may
annul any such certificate. given by him
or his predecessor in Office when he shall
think proper. giving at least ten days
previous notice in writing to the teacher
holding it and to the district board of the
district in which he may be employed, OF
his intention TO annul the same.
Sec So The annulliTg Of q certificate
shall not disqualify the teacher to whom
it IS given, until note containing the
name Of the teacher aud the time when
the certificate was anuulled shall be rnado
by the town superintendent, and filed in
the office Of the town c,erk
Sec. 81. The town uPerintendent,
whenever lie shall deem It necessary. may