The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-21


ed BY the County TreasprT at The SAME
lime. aud 10 the same manner. as Stale and
coInty taxes ase eollecIsd. aud when col
'ec'ed. shall be paid over 10 the Treasurer
Of The proper tSwnship IN the order Of The
county Aadi'or; and said county Treasurer
shall be entitled to Tecrive Tor collections
enc per cent on all moneys BY him collteI-
ed fOr school purposes, and no more.
See. Z. That S, eiion twenty four OF said
act be SO tmeudtd as 10 read as follows:-
Section q Al school funds which may
come into the hands Of The township Trea
surer from whatever source, shall be paid |
out only on the order Of the Clerk OF the /
Board OF Educarion. under the direction Of
The Board, except 10 paying teachers for
their services, the said Clerk may, On such |
teachers presenting their certificate Of qua
htcalion, and depositing with the Clerk
rue cnpies thereof, draw the requisite or |
dtrs On the Treasurer for shch amount as
may have been certified TO be due by any
two Of the local directors Of The proper sub !
district in which the teacher was employed;
aud so much Of the school moneys coming |
into the hands Of The Treasurer as may be /
de rived from the State tax or from any town
ship lax levied for the continuation OF schools
after Tie State fund has been exhausted, or
from such school fnn,.s as alise from the sale
or ren, of section sixteen, or other school
lands. shall be applicable only to the pay
may Of teachers in the proper township. and
shall be drawn for no olter purpose what
ever; and all school funds made applicable
to the payment Of teachers only, shall be
distributed to the several sub districts and
fractional parts thereof, in TIE township, in
proportion to the enumeration OF scholars
with he exceptions of SO much Of the town.
ship tax as may have been levied and re
served by the Board for sustaining teachers
in the central or high schools, and with the
further exception of so much Of said town.
ship tax as may be necessary for prolong-
ing the schools the required length of time
| 10 those sub districts which contain compa.
raiyely small number Of resident youth
of school age. and which owing to sparse
ness of population, OF other unavoidable
obstacles, cannot be enlarged without Sc.
ious ineonN Neuience TO the inhabitants; and
such schoui funds as arise ION the sale or
rents OF section siStten, or other laIds in
! lieu thereof shall be distributed to the local
tiles to which such funds belong All Other
school funds Of The township not raised for
the central or high schools, nor made appll
cable to the payment OF teachers. as atore.
said, shall be applied under the direction OF
the Board in procuring school house sites
building, furnishing, and repairing school
houses, providing fuel and iu making such
other provisions for schools in the sub: dis
tricts OF the proper township as may, in the
opinion of the Board, be necessary; and the
Board Of Education Of each township, city or
village shall make the necessary provisions
Tor continuing the schools in operation in
II cir respective townships or separate school
districts for at least six months in each
year.
Sec 8. That section forty Of said oct be
so am, nded as to read as follows Section
40 The Auditor Of each aud every coun
ty shah, on or before the 9Th davo No
vember, annually, make out and transmit
to the Commissioner of common schools at
Columbus, an abstract of all the returns oI
school statistics made to him from the sew
eral townships in his county, according lo
the form that may be prescribed by The
State Commissioner; and be shall cause tc
be distributed sll such circulars, blanks and
other papers, including school laws and do
cuments, in the several townships in the
county, as said Commissioner shall lawfully
require in case the county Auditor shall
fail from any cause, to make return OF the
abstract as aforesaid, it shall be the duty o
the county Commissioners TO deduct fol
every such failure, from the annual salar!
or allowance made TO the hudto! for BIZ
seevice, the sum OF fifty dollars.
Src 8. That section sixty -four OF sait
7 act be SO amended as to read as follows
Section 64. The debts which have hereto
I foe been contracted by any school disric
: for school purposes shall be provided for b.
the estimate OF the proper school boards ere
sted under the provisions Of this act and &C
: tions may be brought against such board
: to recover the same.
n See. 10. No sub district composed OF th
d fractional parts of two or more townships
n whieh is now organized or may be hereafte
!, organized shall lie dissolved, changed or O.
y tered unless by the concurrent action OF tn
1i Boards Of Education Of the several towr
ships which may have territory included
r such sub district. Ia raising and expent
8, ing money in such fractional sub-dlstrict
{. other than for the payment OF teachers, th
Of ratio shall be the taxable property OF ii
ID respective parts of townships in such sui
OF districts Included.
a Sc. ii. If the directors Of any sub.di
Is trict dismiss any tescher for any friVoIot
le or insufficient reason, such teacher ma
Of bring suil against such sub district, and
e on the trial Of The cause, judgment be ol
a. Iained against The sub district, the directo
D hereof shall certify to the clerk of the boaI
the sum SO found due, and be shall issr
ID sorder TO the person entitled thereto, upc
e; the township treasurer, to pay the same o.
De of any money in his hands belonging
n. said sub district and applicable 10 The pa.
y ment OF teachers. In such suits proce
re may be served on the clerk of the sub di
ID trict, and service upon him shall be suf
or ceDt. e }
Of Sec.i2. That sections three, four, e'gh
RI twelve, nineteen. twenty-tWo, twenty.ieu
OF forty and siNy four oltAe act aforesaid b
j and the same hereby are repealed.
p; N. Fl. VAN WORRIES.
be Speaker of the House Of Represepiatv
{ THOMAS H. FORD
i, Presidents Of the Senat
be Aptill7. 1851
IT. hereby certify, that.I have compar
er the foregoing laws with the copy iurnis