Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

as many as forty children entitled to the
benefit of the Common School laws, that
the said board may lay off a school district
to consist of said employees, and which
district shall be entitled to all the privile-
ges and subject to all the rules and reg
plations of the other districts of the coun-
ty.
Sec. 6. Be 1t further enacted, That it
may be lawful for the board of county Su-
perintendents to subscribe and pay tor one
copy of the IN orth Carolina journal of
Education" published by the State Edu-
cational Association for the use of each
common school or district in the county:
Provided said Journal is furnished at the
price OF one dollar per copy, for each copy,
zeasstunata and the copies subscribed for
shah be filed and preserved in the district
school houses tor the permanent use of the
districts, and as the foundation Of district Il
braries and the chairman of the board of
county superinten'ents shall, in all cases
when required by district committees, sub
scribe for copy of said Journal for each
committee SO applying, and charge the
salEe to said district.
Sec. Z. BE 1t further enacted, That when
ever there may be in the hands of any
chairman of the board of county superin-
tendents of common schools, moneys un-
employed, not called for by the schools of
the county, and not due to any school or
schools or districts and amounting to more
than five hundred dollars, the said board
may authorize said chairman to invest said
moneys in registered coupon bonds Of the
State, or in other safe securities yielding
interest, which sums so invested may, at
any time when they are needed by the
Il, l., into
cash on the order OF the board, and APP
piled aud accounted for as other school
moneys and every investment SO made
shall be in the name of the "Chalrman OF
the Board Of Superintendent Of Common
schools of--county'- name OF the
county to be inse; ted in The above blank
and the interest on such Investment shall
be semi-annually collected by the chair
man and by him used and accounted for
as other school moneys.
Sec. S. Be 1t further enacted, That the
general superintendent, immediately after
It's passage, shall cause printed copy of
this act to be sent to each county court
clerk and to each chairman Of the board
of superintendents of common schools of
the State.
Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of the clerks of the coun-
tv courts to furnish to the sheritfs Of their
respective counties, within three days from
the third Monday of April Of each year
the names of the district committees elec
ted for the ensuing year, under penalty
of five dollars for every case III which the
names of any committee are not SO furn-
ished aud the sheriff, within fifteen days
from the said third Monday of April, shall
notify each committee man of his election
under penalty Of five dollars for every
case of failure, which penalties shall be
recovered by the chairman of the boards
of county perintendents, by warrants in
their own names as chairmen, and added
to the common school funds in their
hands.
Sec. 10. Be 1t fu1ther enacted, That all
laws and clauses of laws, coming in con-
tlict with this act or any part Of it, be and
they are hereby repealed.
Sec. II. Be al. further enacted That this
act shall be in force from and after its
ratification.
Read three times and ratified in Gcner-
Assembly, this 10th day Of February,
| 1859.
THOMAS SETTLE, JR, S. H. G.
| HENRY t. CLARK, S. S.