Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-04

comes, ana In length oil time not exceeding
SIX months, and a second license shall not
be granted to the same person for such
low grade of qualification.
SEC. sc. The school officers havig
power to grant licenses. shall have the
power to revoke licenses for incompetency,
immortality. cruelty or neglect of the bu-
siness of the school. .,tsi + Isf..,s ,isa
SEC. 37 Said examiner shall, in the
last week of Aay annually, report to the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction the
names of the persons to whom he has
granted license since the last report for
hislcounty, dis inguishing between those IL
censed for six, twelve and eighteen months,
and two years. and giving the number Of
males, number of females, and total num-
Der of licensed, and the number, but not
the names, of applicants for license who
are rejected, and the number Of licenses
revoked; an abstract from which reports,
together, with similar statement Of tho
number licensed of himself. shall be ap-
pended. by said Superintendent, to his
biennial report. .-eti ..r - -...i
SEC. 3S. Said examiners shall consti-
tute mediCm of communication between
the superintendent of Public Instruction
and the subordinate school officers and the
schools; they shall visit the schools Of
their respective counties as often as they
may deem it necessary, during each school
term, Tor the purpose of increasing their
usefulness, and elevating. rs far as practi-
cable. the poorer schools to the standard
oil the best. advising and securing. as far
as practicable, uniformity in their organi-
cation and management, and their conform
ity to the law. and the regulations and in
structions of the State Board Of Educa-
tion. and Superintendent Of Public In
striction; they shall receive from the trus-
tees their reports ofenumeration, and their
regular school and other reports which are
required by law to be made to them, and
otherwise gather up the necessary data
and information. including that relative to
private Common Schools. High Schools.
Colleges and other private institutions Of
learning within their respective counties so
as to present view Of the educational fa-
cilities OF the State, and enable them to
make full and complete reports to the
Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
receive for and distribute to the Township
Librarians such books as may be furnish
ed for them, and advise such disposition
and use of them as will tend to increase
their usefulness; they shallns see to the. in
PRODUCTION of authorized text books into
their schools, and advise the trustees as to
the most approved school furniture, ap-
paratus and educational agencies, and. as
far as practicable. they shall furnish trus-
tees and teachers with the regular forms,
blanks, regulations. instructions and re-
ports which issue from the Department Of
Public Instruction, AMI relate to their re-
spective branches of the school service.
SEC. 80. Appeals shall he allowed
from the decisions of the trustees, relative
to school matters, to the school examiners,
who shall receive and promptly determine
the same according to the rules which
govern appeals from Justices of the Peace
to the Common Pleas or Circuit Courts,
SO far as suchrules are applicable, and their
decisions Of all local questions relating to
the establishment of schools, and the To-
cation, building. repair, or removal Of
school houses, or transfer of persons for
school purposes. shall be final.
SEC. 40. The school examiners are
hereby authorized and empowered to ad
minister all oaths relative to the. school
business in their respective counties.
SEC. Al. When any trustee shall neg
lcct to file with the school examiner an
enumeration of the children of the town
ship, town or city. as herein before pro-
vided, the school examiner shall, immedi-
ately after the first day Of September in
each year. employ competent person to
take the same, and allow reasonable
compensat ion for such services, payable
from the special school revenue of the
township. and shall proceed to recover the
name of the State of Indiana. for the use
of said township by action against the said
trustee in his individual capacity; and in
such suit tho school examiner shall be q
competent witness. t.,v5
SEC. AZ. The county school examiners
shall. on or before the fifteenth day of
September. annually, make out and for
ward to the Superintendent the enumera-
tion of their respective counties. with the
same particular discrimination required of
the trustees; he shall also furnish the sta
tistical information exhibited in the reports
Of such trustees in such form as may be
prescribed by the Superintendent of Public
Failure to make the required
reports at the proper time shall subject the
county to diminution of fifty dollars of
its apportionment of the Common School
revenue, which shall be with Id by the
superintendent when he makes the appor-
ionment in April. The county may have
redress for the loss on the delinquent ex-
lminer for which any citizen may bring
ui
SEC. 43. The school examiners shall
make out from the lists of enumeration,
mi the por Is Of transfers, the basis olthe
of school revenue to the
several townships, towns and cities of
heir respective counties and parts of con-
,ressional townships of adjoining coun-
les, whose congressional township fund
IS managed in their counties, and report
he same to the proper county Auditor by
he first day of November. annually, SO as !
20 enable the county Auditor to accurately
lpportion tho school revenue for tuition,
lccerding to the one hundred and twenty
hird section of this act. Said school ex-
Iminers shalfalso. at the same time. fur
,ish the county Aul litior with such a state