Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of the Board of Education.
ACT No. /.

ACT No. l. 90
AN ACT to provide for the authorization
and taking effect of the Laws passed by
the Board of Education.
Sec. l.. Be 1t enacted by the Board of
Education Of the State Of Ioya, That all
acts passed by this Board shall, before they
become laws, be correctly enrolled, and
signed by the Presiding officer of this body.
Sec. 2. That printed certificate of the
Secretary of this Board shall be appended,
to the pamphlet containing copy of the
laws of any session, stating that the acts
therein contained have been by him COM
pared with the original statutes as passed
by this Board, and such certificate shall be
sufficient evidence of the correctness of
those laws to render them receivable as
genuine in all cases whatever. &: 5a3
SEQ. 8. That when not otherwise ex-,t
pressly provided, the laws passed at any
general session Of this Board shall take ef.
feet on the first day of March next, after the
date of their publication. n
[Signedl ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the above is true
and complete copy of the original act, as
passed by the Board of Education of the
State of Iowa. JOSIAH 7. TUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn. OF the Board. -
December 18th, 1853 @9g
ACT NO. 2. -. r..,s,.
An act to legalize elections, acts and con- !,
tracts under an act of the General AS
sembly, entitled An Act for the Public =
Instruction of the State of Iowa, approved !
March 18th, 1858. al
Whereas, elections have been held, con-
tracls made, acts done, and taxes levied,
schools taught, and teachers employed in
many if not all the School Districts in this
State in consequence and by reason of an
act of the last General Assembly of this
State, commonly called the act for the Pub. 1,
lie Instruction of State of Iowa.
And whereas, the Supreme Court of the
State lave recently decided said act to be ~
uncon< titutional and void in many of its s
provisions. And as great confusion is about g
to result in consequence OF such state OF b,
facts, unless curative act be passed =.
Therefore, be it enacted by the Board of
Education OF the State of Iowa, That all
elections which have been held or have
taken place, all acts done, and contracts
made, and any taxes which NAV have been -
levied by any person, School District or
Corporation and any rights which airy
lave acquired under, and in pursuance Of
an Act Of the General Assembly, entitled an 'e
act for the Public Instruction of the State
OF Iowa, approved March 18th, 1858, be, and
the same are hereby legalizcd and confirmed
as fully and efectually as though the same /,
had taken place in pursuance of legal enact
ment; Provided that nothing in this act =
shall be construed to impair the right of the "a
Board of Education to fix the term Of Office a.
of any officer elected under said act, or 10
abolish any office created by said act. @
This act to take effect and be in force r
from and after its publication in the IowaxEi
Weekly Citizen, the State journal, and the
Iowa Statesman. e- "A! y
[Signed,1 ORAN FAVILLE, xss,s 3,
President of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and complete copy of the Act, as this
lay Published by the Board Of Education. $:
J. T. TUBBY, q
Secretary pro tenn. of the Board.
Dsssnber 18th, 1858.