The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

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duties, be shah - viii ~ 1sssidsns Or u
0f the Secretary and TreasuseEs under this oct
but the Distfid Troosurer sknlI settle with Oh,
County Treasures, and receive from him 81
moneys due md unpaid to ~ sub-dsstrict d
his distsict, spplying such fan1s = = shis sec
16ensiesh Wbers any tax Heretofore levied
y stlh snpAid, The Director nay assshis option
report the amount due from any individual, d
IUpon any tract OF land to she County Judgs
who shall cause the amounts % due 70 b added
70 The amount seandiagl On The sax liss against
such individual, Or tract or land for the currsnt
year. These taxes shall then BE- collected in she
same manner q i pursued 10 the collsssion o
other county taxes.
! 4 rs. Tho County Judge Of each county
shalt 1t the time Of levying the tax foe county
purposes levy . tar for the support Of schsoil
within the county, Of not less than one mill, moi
more than two and . half mills on the dollar
| On the assessed value Of oil real and personal
property within the county, which shall 30 col
Iected By the county collector % the time, and
in the same manner q State and County taxes
are collected, except that it shall b. receivable
only In cash.
| 20. On the Arst Monday Of April annually,
the County Judge Of each county shall sppor-
ton said tax, together with the interest Of the
permanent school fund to which bis county ID
entitled, and all other money in the hands Of
the County Treasurer belonging in common to
she schools Of his county, among The several
| school districts therein, 10 proportion TO the
number of persons between five and twenty
one years OF age, subject 70 the provisions Of
| section two Of this act. Asd in order to enable
him - make such apportionmens, it 10 hereby
made the duty Of the several County Supsrin-
tendents to report to their respective County
Judges, on the first Monday Of November, an
| nually, the number Of such persons In eash
school district in his county.
j 80. The County Judge shall Immediately
notify the President OF each school district Of
the sum to which his district . entitled BY said
apportonment, and shall issue his warrant for
she same to accompany said notice, which
warrants shall be also signed BY the President
and countersigned BY the Secretary Of the dis
trict in whose favor the same ID drawn, and
shall authorize the district Treasurer to draw
the amount due the said district from the Coun.
~ Treasurer, and the Secretary shall charge the
Treasurer Of tho district with oil warrants
drawn in his favor, and credit him with oil
warrants drawn on she funds in his hands, keep.
ing separate accounts for each fund.
QUALIFIcAnoas AND DUTIES Oy TEACHERS.
5 81. Frst-No person shall be employed
to teach . common school which is to receive
its distributivc share Of the school fund. unless
he shall have certificate Of qualification signed
by the County Superintendent Of the county in
which the school 10 situated, and any teacher
who commences teaching such school without
such certificate, shall forfeit all claim to COM
pensation for the time during which be teaches
without such certificate.
Stcond-The teacher shall keep q correct
Register Of the school, which shall exhibit the
sub district, township, county and State in
which the school 10 kept, the day Of The week, |
the month and year; the name and age, and At
tendance Of each scholar and the branches |
after the form appended 70 this act.
1hiyd-When scholars reside in different dis |
srcts, Register shall be kept for each district.
Fourth-The teacher shall, imms diately after
the close OF his school, file in the office Of the |
Secretary Of the Board certified copy Of the |
Register aforesaid.
or THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
) 32. A County Superintendent of common |
schools shall be elected in each organized coun. |
~ Of this State, whose term OF service shall be
two years.
s 80. The first election Of that officer shall |
take place on the second Tuesday Of October |
next, at the time and several places Of electing
the township boards, and at the general cleo
ton on every two years thereafter; and the |
election returns to be made 10 the same manner |
- for other county officers. The present in
cumbents who have been elected under the ACT
Of March 18th, 1868, shall serve 10 that capaci-
ty. until their successors arc elected and ouali-
fed; but the rate of their compensation after
she taking effect Of this act, shall be as herein
provided.
) "a. Within twenty days after his election,
he shall take and subscribe his oath Of Office
On his failure to do so, or if for any other
cause there be . vacancy in said office, the
county Judge shall appoint person to ELL such
vacancy, who shall qualify in like manner, and
who shall hold his Office till the first general
election thereafter
5 IS. The County superintendent hall ex-
anime all persons who shall present themselves
II the proper time and place. an to their CON-
potency and ability to teach orthography, read.
ng, writing, arithmetic geography and English
grammar and such other branches as may be
equlred hereafter. In making this examina-
ION be may At his option, call to his sid one or
more assistants.
the applicant is shown 10 be OF good moral
haracier. he shall receive certificate accord.
ngly. The names of all those receiving such
certificates and Of al! those rejected shall be
uttered on register kept by the County Super.
ntendeni, At the date at which they were
iven.
81. The County Superintendent shall. on
ne last Saturday Of every month, meet all those
mo are desirous OF passing an examination and
Dr. the transaction Of all other business within
10 Jurisdiction in some suitable room, at the
eas OF justice OF the county, or At any other
lace as occasion may require, and shall notify
ne County Judge OF the place of meeting, if
q applicant desires An examination at any other il
me, he shall be required to pay the Superin- e
ndsns one dollar, before the examination 10 q
unless he presented himself at the e
'gular day liked in this Section, and was unable n
ON no fault Of his own. to obtain an examine.
on, IN which case NO fee shall be required Of
in. n
). 80. II for any cause the County Super:n.
nuent cannot be present at the regular day
Jus nxed, he shall appoint one or more depu-
es 10 make the examination in his stead, He q
'ail afterwards issue certificates to those who Il
ceive the recommendation Of his deputies a o
oresad.
80. The Superintendent may revoke the
rtifcate of any teacher in the county which
as given BY the Superintendent thereof. foY
" reasons which would have justified the A
thereof when the same was given.
nd the Board Of Directors upon sufficient
use shown may expel any teacher from school q
the District s.
40. The County Superintendent shall a s
Ast twice in each year visit personally each Of 2
. common schools Of his county, and examine o.
70 the branches taught therein, and all other IN
alters connected with the governments Of such p'
hools. lie shall also examine the site and a
ans Of any school house about to be built,
. IN either case shall make such suggestions "a
% give such Instructions as be may think en-. &c
dent and useful. b,
Al. On or before the 9Th day of October Il
each year, he shall make report to the SEQ 81
tsry OF the Board Of Education containing q ID
gest Of the reports made to him by the Seers
'ies of(the several township boards, and such b
her matters a. he shall be directed to report b
me sa'd Secretary, and such az no himself 20
y think pertinent and material, and especially st
ca 40 will show the condition OF the choois
der his charge. He shall also suggest such
provements in the system a. he NAV think