St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-02-02

aud Treasurer under this act but the
District Treasurer shall settle with
the County Treasurer, and receive
from him all moneys due and unpaid,
to any subdistrict of his district ap-
plying said funds as in this Section
provided.
SEC. SO. When any tax heretofore
levied is still unpaid, the director NAV
at ms option, report the amount due
from any individual, or upon any tract
OF land, to the County Judge, who
shall cause the amounts so due, to be
added to the amount standing on the
tax list against such individual or
tract Of land for the current year.
These taxes shall then be collected in
the same manner as is pursued in the
collection of other county taxes.
SEC. 81. The sub-district NAV act
independent of the District Board in
the expenditure of any funds belong
ing to such sub-district, derived from
any debts due or tax levied by it pre-
vlous to its organization under the
" Act for the Public Instruction of the
State of Iowa." approved March 18th.
1858.
SEC. 3s. The County Judge of each
county shall, at the time Of lcvyin~
the tax for county purposes, lew a
tax for the support of schools within
the county, of not less than one mill,
nor more than two and half mills on
the dollar, on the assessed value of
all real and personal property within
the county, which shall be collected
by the county Collector at the time
and in the same manner as State and
County taxes arc collected, except
that it shall be receivable only in
cash.
SEC. 80. On the first Monday of
April annually, the County Judge of
each county shall apportion said tax,
together with the interest of the per-
mancnt school fund to which his coun-
ty is entitled, and all other money in
the hands Of the County Treasurer be-
longing in common to the schools of
his county, among the several school
districts therein, in proportion to the
number OF persons between five and
twenty-one years of age, subject to
the provisions of section two of this
act. And in order to enable him to
make such apportionmcnt, it is hereby
made the duty of the several County
Superintendent to report to their res.
pective County Judges, on the fifth
day OF October annually, the number
OF such persons in each school dis
trict in his county.
SEC. 40. The County Judge shall
Immediately notify the President of
each school district of the sum to
which his district is entitled by said
appOrtionment, and shall issue his
warrant for the same to accompany
said notice, which warrant shall also
be signed by the President and coun-
tersignod by the Secretary of the dis
trict in whose favor the same is drawn.
and shall authorize the district treas
urer to draw the amount due said dis
trict from the county treasurer, aud
the Secretary shall charge the treas
urcr of the district with all warrants
drawn in his favor, and credit him
with all warrants drawn on the funds
III his hands, keeping separate ac-
counts with each fund.
QUALIFICATIONS AND DUTIES OF TEACHERS.
SEC. Al. Ftra-No person shall be
employed to teach common school
which is to receive its distributiyc
share Of the school fund, unless he
shall have certificate of gualifica-
tion signed by the County Supern-
tcndcnt of the county in which the
school is situated and no certificate
shall be valid more than one year
from the date thereof and any teach
or who commences teaching without
such certificate, shall forfeit all claim
to compensation for the time during
which he teaches without such ccrtiti-
cate.
Secom-Thc teacher shall keep
correct register of the school, which
shall exhibit the sub-district, township,
county and State in which the school
is kept, the day of the week, the month
and year the name and age, and at
tendance Of each scholar, and the
branches taught, the register to be as
near as practicable after the form ap-
pended to this act
! Ihlfa-When scholars reside in diff.
terent districts, . register shall be
kept for each district.
F0nrth-The teacher shall, imme-
diately after the close of his school.
file in the office of the Secretary of the
board a certified copy Of the register
aforesaid.
OF THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
SEC. AZ. \ County Superintendent
OF common schools shall be elected in
each organized county Of this State,
whose term OF service shall be two
years.
SEC. 43. The first election Of that
officer shall take place on the second
Tuesday Of October, 1859, at the time
and several places of clectips the
township boards, and at the general
election on every two years thereafter;
and the election returns to be made i'm
the same manner as for other county
officers The present incumbants who
have been elected under the act of
March 18th, 1858, shall serve in that
capacity until their Successors are
elected and qualified /; but the rate of
their compensation after the taking
effect of this act, shall be as herein.
after provided
Sec. A. Within twenty days after
his election, he shall take and sub. |
scribe his oath of office. On his fail |
ure to do SO, or if for any other cause !
there be q vacancy in said office, the
County Judge shall appoint person
to fill such vacancy, who shall qualify
in like manner, and who shall hold his
office till the first general election
thereafter
SEC. 45. The County Supcrintend-
ent shall examine all persons who
shall present themselves at tho proper
time and place, as to their competen-
cy and ability to teach orthomr, nhv