Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-28

shall Welt and ascertain the character, prog
ress and prospects of each school, and report
the same to the full board once quarter.
Ninth. To carry out and execute their
powers and duties as conferred and imposed
by THE act, in accordance with the lnstruc-
tons of the State boarp of instruction., AMI IN
form as shall be prescribed by the superin-
tenllent of public instruction.
Tenth. To make and keep a record of all
their official acts and decisions, and strict
and particular account Of all bills audited am!
certified to the county superintendent Z;
and said record and account, together with
the vouchers lelating thereto, shall be SUBJECT
at all times to the inspection and examination
of the superintendent OF public instruction, or
the county superintendent of common schools.
Eleventh. To report TO the superintendent
Of public instruction and to the county super
intendcnt Of their respective counties, on or
before the 18th day of November annually.
the amount Of all expenditures on account OF
schools in their respective districts, during the
previous school year, ending on the last of
October, and the manner in which the same
sh Il have been expended, specifying what
portion and amount thereof has been expen-
ded for the services of legally qualified teach
ers the amount which during that time shall
have been raised in the several common school
nistricts, by subscription or otherwise, and
allowed to such qualified teachers as salary or
compensation; the names OF the teachers EN-
ployed, the time Of service, and the salaries
paid to each the number of pupils taught, and
the average attendance and progress Of the
pupils in each school organized and taught un-
der the provisions of this act and such other
statistics as shall be directed by the superin-
tendent of public instruction.
Twelfth. And at the close of their official
term, to deliver over their book of records and
all papers, books, blanks and documents in
their hands, such eomrs, to their success
sors in office, and take their receipt for the
same; which recep, shall be flied with the
county superin endent.
COUNTY sUPERINTE NDEN
See. H. The county superintendent shall
Vave power in accordance with the provisions
OF this act, and the instructions of the State
board of education, and of the superintendent
Of public obstruction lst, To exercise a gen
eral supervision over the interests of common
schools in his county, and give to the school
com rs. , marshals and teachers, such aid and
counsel may be import ant to the prosperity
of the schools. ID, To distribute promptly
such blank reports, forms, laws and instruc-
tons, as shall be deposited in his Office for the
sh,ls. and any other officers entitled TO re
/ ceive the same. 81, To draw his warrants OIL
j the county treasurer in favor Of and deliver
! the same to the persons holding accounts au-
/ lifted and certified by the boards of commits
sioners of common schools, und err provision.
/ of this act, PS0Ujded, that no such warn't shall
/ be drawn until full and correct returns shall
/ have been made to him by the same as re
/ quired by law 4th, TO keep on file in his of
/ ice, the reports of the school trustees, mar
shalls and teachers, received by him. and Il
record all his official acts as such county su.
/ perintendent, in a book to be provided for tina,
purpose, and at the close of his official term
to deliver to his successor such records and all
documents, books and papers, belonging to hi,
office, and take his receipt for the same, which
( shall be lied in the office of the county trea.
surcr. 9Th, To make full report in writing
annually in the month of November, for the
school year ending on the last day Of October
next preceding to the superintendent of public
instruction, and deliver copy thereof to the
county treasurer Of his county, in such form
and manner as shall be prescribed by the said
superintendent Of public instruction
The common school moneys in the
county treasures shall be apportioned among
the several towns, cities and villages, in pro
portion to the number of children residing
/ therein, between the ages of five and eighteen
/ years, as shown by the last previous reportsoi
/ the common school marshals and other officers
chargedtherewth and no school district shall
be entitled to any portion of the school mo
neys, of which there shall have not been
taught by a legally qualified teacher, a COM
mon school for three months, within the year
ending on The last day of October, and one
half the compensation of said teacher paid by
the inhabitants of said district
COUNTY, TREASURER.
5 1t shall be the duty of the county
treasurer of each county:
| To receive and hold as special deposit
all common school moneys, whether received
by him from the state treasury, or raised by
the county for the benefit of common schools
and to keep a separate account thereof, and OF
their disbursements
On receiving any common school moneys
for distribution, to notify the county supern-
tendent of COMMON schools of the amount
thereof and the shares to which the several
towns, cities, villages and school districts are
entitled, under the provisions of this act
Third To pay over. on the warrant of the
county superintendent, duly endorsed by one
or more Of the commissioners aforesaid, and
by the teacher or other persons to whom due
the several amounts of common school moneys
to which each district shall be entitled.
Fourth. And on or before the first day OF
November. annually, to make full report OF
the common school moneys received into the
county treasury, within the school year end
ing on the last day of October next preceding
with particular statement of the disburse-
ment of the said school moneys, and of any
amount of such school moneys which may re-
main in his hands for distribution a the close
of such school year to the superintendent OF
public instruction.
Sec 6. 1t shall be the duty of the State
treasurer TO receive and hold as a special de-
post, all common school monies paid into the
treasury, and to pay them over only by order
Of the State board of education, upon the war
rant of the superintendent of public instruc-
ton, under the seal Of said board, to the
county treasurers, and such warrants, duly
endorsed by the county treasurers shall be
The only valid vouchers in the hands of the
State treasurer for the disbursement of said
common sch6o, moneys.
See Z, The school moneys distributed to
the various counties of this State from the
State school fund, shall not be used for any
other purpose than the payment of qualified
teachers under this act, and no portion OF
said fund shall either directly or indirectly
be paid for the erection of school houses, the
use of school rooms, furniture, or any other
contingent expenses of common schools
) s Not less than fifty per cent. of the
school fund raised by county tax and paid in-
to the county treasury, shall be paid for any
other purpose than the payment or qualified
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