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

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aud provided the instruction therein be
free to all within such regulations as can
be accommodated in said school.
I. To be charged with the funds be.
Ion .ying to said institutions, and to cause
all such investments of the same to be
made as the good of the institution may
require.
8. To do all other acts and things not
inconsistent with this act, which the
good of said school may require; five of
the trustrecs being sufficient 10 constitute
quorum for all ordinary business.
S63 Thesaid board of trustees, through
its secretary, shall make its annual report
to the county superintendent at the same
time that the secretaries Of the several
districts are required to make theirs,
which report shall specify the sums cx-
pended In buildings, libraries aud appa-
raiu', respectively, the number of teach
ers employed, the average expenses per
month Of the instruction given, the bran
ches Of learning or scienc, taught, the
text books made use of, the number of
students attending, and between what
ages aud what average age, what proper
ton Of males aud females, what debts, if
any, remain unpaid, what sums are inves-
ted aud how, what is the interest or in
come from the same, and all other mat
tiers and things which may be required BY
the county superintendent, or which said
board may deem proper or cxpedient to
report. The high school shall be subject
to the visitation of the county superia.
tendent and the superintendent OF pub
lie instruction.
5 81. In each county in which hi.n
school shall be established, there shall be
paid from the county treasury to the said
board of trustees, for the purpose Of
erecting buildings for and sustaining such
schUoI, the sum Of three thousand dollars
per year, for the SIX next succeeding
years, and one thousand dollars annually
thereatter,.a it shall be the duty Of the
county judge to include these sums in
icvyiug the tax for ordinary county rev
e1uc.
5 10. In order t. Insure an early com.
pletlon Of buildings necessary for the e.
tab.ithm.nt of said high schools, the
county judge Of every such county is
hereby authorized to borrow Il sum of
money not exceeding seven thousand dol
lars, ut rate Of interest not exceeding
ten per cent, to BE- paid t. said trustees
Of the high schools bus in case such
sum Shall be borrowed and paid to the
trustees, the county judge shall deduct
troA the sums Of three thousand dollar,
provided to b. paid by section 81, to the
trustees, each year, a sGm sufficient t.
ply the annual interest on the loan, and
to liluidate the whole debt in five years
from the time it was contracted.
sos, For training and educating young
men to become Professors in the High
) hobs herein established, there shall
be constituted thirty six scholarships in
the State University, and these scholar
ship shall be di'tr.bltel by the super
lntenIcnt OF Public Instruction, to the
different High schools of the State, but
not more than four scholarships shall be
ASS @nci 10 any one school.
) 81. 1t shall be the duty Of the trus-
tees Of each High School, together with
the professors thereto, at such times As
they may Judge cxpedicnt, to Gil the sch l.
arship assigned thereof, By selecting the
best male Students therein, of not les-
than sixteen years of age, for behavior,
scholarship, attajnnents and capacity to
tech, aud grant 10 them certificates o.
scholarship.
) IS. Any student thus selected shal,
b. educated tree Of charge for tuition in
the State University, and shall be emit
tied to receive from the State treasury
at the end of e..,h year for period Of
not exceeding three years, seycnty-dye
dollars, upon his producing rom the Chan
ce.5or % the University, certificate that
he las been, during the year, faithful in
his studies, exemplary in his Department.
and that hv ranks in scholarship amonr
The first half of his class
5 SO. Every person VIII hall Lave en-
joyel j scholarship in the manner proyi-
DID ia section 81 shall teach ia some high
or OTHER school. for term If limo COIL
to that for which be shall have enioved
>ayh scholarship and there shall be de-
Quoted from his compensate IN, seventy
five dollars each year for the same term,
an! tue noney thus deducted shall b.
paid into the State Treasury; and in ,aso
he shall refuse SD t. teach, ii in CONNIE
tent hea.th, he shall pay into the State
treasury at the rate Of seveatv-fvc dollars
each year, for the time he SHALL refuse to
teach, with interest from the time Lac re-
ceiycL the money IL virtue Of his schoI.
aTsh,p, may Be reeg:ered by the treasurer
in an action Of lay.
! - When any University scholar.
ship SHALL become vacant during the term
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