The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-27

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"two" for four years; aud class number
three for six years; from the frs. Mon
day of January, 1853; and every two
years thereafter there shall BE- elected by
the General Assembly, four trustees 10
supply the vacancies made by the provi-
sions of this section, and who shall hold
their Offices for six years respectively
Lauren Dewy, of Henry county; Edgar
Wright, Cedar; WIN. Burris, of Scott;
w. f. Brannan, Of Muscatino; L. G. Ly-
on, NJ. Reno; II. d. Downcy, W. 4. Bar
ris, of johnson; Lincoln Clarke, of Dl-
buquc countybo and they hereby app3in-
sted the first twelve trustees under this
act, four of whom shall hold their Offices
for two wears. their several terms of Office
to be determined by lot, at the time of
the first organic ton Of the board under
this act
ST.. Whenever there shall be vacan-
! cy in the Office of trustee of the UNIVERSE
ty, except in that of Governor, Superin-
tendeut Of Public instruction, and Chan
cellor of the University, the board shall
have the power, at any regular meeting,
or at special meeting called for that pur-
pose, to fill any such vacancy for the un-
expired term thereof
| -. The trustees of the University
| shall receive no compensation for their
services as such trustees, but they shall
| be catitlcd to receive from the income of
the University fund, mileage at the rate
| of ten cents per mile for the distance nec-
essarily travelled in attending any general
or special meeting of the board
5 70. The University shall never be
under the exclusive control of any reli-
| gious denomination whatever.
5 80, In all cases where duplicates of
specimens of Natural History, and Geo
logical and Neutrality-suspicious. which
are, or may hereafter be collected By the
State geologist of Iowa, or by any others
! appointed by the State to investigate its
natural history, and physical resources
are procured, one shall belong to aud be
the property Of the State University, aud
shall form part of cabinet OF natural his
tory, and its means of giving instruction
in that Department.
SSl The board ~ trustees shall app lint
a secretary, a treasurer and 4 libraripn,
and curator Of the clbinet of natural his
tory, who shall hold their respective off
GERS during the pleasure Of the board. -
1t shall be the duty of the Secretary to
record all the proceedings Of the board
and carefully to preserve all its books aud
papers. 1t shall be the duty of the treas
urcr to keep a true and faithful accoun,
| Of all moneys received and paid out b. him
and before entering upon the discharge Of
any Of his duties, he shall take ard sub
scribe an oath that ne will faithfully per
form the duties of treasurer, and he shall
also give bond in the penalty of twenty
five thousand dollars, conditioned for the
faithful performances Of his duties as
treasurer, and that he will at all times
keep atrue account Of all moneys received
by him as such treasurer, and Of the dis
position he has made of the same, and
that he will at all times b. ready to dis
charlie himself Of the trust, and to pay
over when required; which bond shall
have two good securities, aud shall b. ap.
proved, as to its form and the sufiicicncy
OF It's suretics, By the board Of trustees.
| and also by the Governor and SECRETARY
| Of State, and shall be filed in the ofr
Of the latter. The librarian and curator
shall have The charge Of the library and
. o&5lutts Of natural history.
So, The board Of trustees shall have
power and it shall be their duty to enact
laws for the government. Of the Universe
ty. to electIa Chancellor, and shall also aD
point, on the nomination Of tho Chaneel
lor, the requisite number Of profes .ors
and tntors, and also such other officers as
they may deem cxpcdicnt, also to deter
mine the amount Of their respective sal
aries.
50. The University shall consist Of
such departments as the board Of trustees
stall determine, subject to the provisions
Of tins act, and the same may be altered
or CHANGED, rs the board may prescribe
The immediate government Of the sever
a! departments shall be entrusted to the
faculty. The method and the manner of
instruction in each department be shall
provided by the board Of trustees, who
shall also confer such degrees and grant
suchdiplomas as are usually conferred and
granted by other Universities, or such
others as it may think right and fitting
-. The board Of trustees shall have
power ID remove any odicer connected
with the institution, when i'll their Judge
ment the interests Of the institution re-
qaire it.
50. The board Of trustees shall de-
tcrmine the amount Of fees TO be paid for
tuition, subject to the provisions of this
act.
SO. The board Of trustees are author
lied to expend such portion of the income
Of the University fund as it may deem
ezpodlent in the purchase of apparatus,
library, and cabinets Of natural history.
IN providing suitable means 10 keep aud
preserve the same, and in the procure
m"nt OF all other means aud facilities for
gifine instruction.
81. Meetings Of the board NAV BE-
called II such manner and at such times
as the beard shall prescribe, and any sey
en- OF them, at any meeting regularly
called, shall be q quorum for the transac-
ton of business.
IS The treasurer OF the University
shall keep set of books, in which he
shall keep an accurate account Of all trans.
actions relative to the sale and disposition
OF the University laods aud the manage.
mant Of the fund arising thercfroln, which
said books shall exhibit what parts and
portions Of land have been old. and at
what price, aud to whom, and how the
proceeds have been invested, aad on what
securities, aud what land still remains un-
sold, and where situated, and of what val