Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-02-01

least once in each year, deliver a lecture
in each township district in his county,
upon such topics as he may consider use.
full and conducive to the best interests OF
the schools under his charge; said lectures
to be delivered in each township at the
time the Superintendent is visiting the
schools in such township he having given
due notice Of the time and place such lee
ture will be delivered
Sec. Is. The Superintendent may re-
woke the certificate Of any teacher in the
County, which was given by the Super'n'
tenient thereof for any reasons which
would have justified the Withholding there
of when the same was given. And the
Board Of Directors, upon sufficient cause
shown may expel any teacher from school
in the District.
SEC. IA. On or before the 9th day Of
October, in each year, he shall make re-
port to the Secretary of the Board Of Ed
uc"'i0n' contain kdises' of the reports
made to hin, by secretaries Of the sew
eral township boards, aud such other mat
tiers as he shall be directed to report by
the said Secretary, and such as he himself
may think pertinent and material, and
especially such as will show the condition
of the schools under his charge. He
shall, also, suggest improvements in the
system as be may think judicious. He
SHALL also, by the fifth day Of October, in
each year, 6ie with the County Judge an
abstract of the number of youths, between
the ages Of five and twenly-one years.
residing in each township aud school dis
trict within his County.
SEC Is Should he fail to make either
Of the reports required in the last section,
he shall forfeit to the school fund Of his
County the sum Of fifty dollars, and shall,
besides, be riable for all damages caussd
by such neglect.
SEC. lG. He shall at all times, conform
to the instructions OF the Secretary Of the
Board Of Education. as to matters within
the Jurisdiction Of the said Secretary. He
shall serve as the organ Of communication
between the Secretary and township or
district authorities He shall transmit to
the townships. districts or teachers, all
blanks circulars, and other communica-
tons, which ere to them directed and he
shall entertain and decide all appeals ia
ken from decis IONS Of district boards.
SEC. II. The County Superintendent Of
each County shall receive, as a compensa-
ton for his services rendered as County
Superintendent, after the first day Of Jan.
uary, 1862, the snm Of two dollars per
day and mileage, the same as County Su.
pervisors, for every day he is necessarily
engaged in performing the duties required
by law. Said compensation shall be paid
each County Superintendent from the
County Treasury Of his County but be-
fore he shall be entitled to receive such
compensation, he shall file with the Board
of Supervisors, of his County, particular
statement OF services rendered for which
he claims com pensation which statement
shall show the kind Of services rendered,
the time when and place where rendered.
in reference to what sohoo! and The num-
Der Of days he was actually engaged in
such services, which Statement, the Super.
intendent shall verify, By affidavit, 10 TIE
etfec, that the services therein mentioned
have actually been rendered as therein
stated, and that the statement is correct
and true: Provtdcd, that the whole COM
psnsation and mileage Of the County su-
perintendens shall not exceed the sum Of
three dollars for each sho,l in the County
in any one year.
SEC. Is. The person appointed BY the
Superintendent to make such examination,
az provided in section / Of this act, shall
receive from the county treasury, upon
fling the statement required in the pre-
ceding section, certified by The Superin-
tendens would be ea,itled % for performing
the same services
Sec 49, The following sections to wit:
AZ, 43, A, As, As, II, -, 40, 50, 81, 80,
and 50, Of On act passed by the Board Of
Education, December Gath, 1859, entitled
An Act to amend An Act entitled An Act
to provide system Of Common Schools,
shall become null and void upon the tax
iLg effect Of this act.
December l1ih, 1881.
.sEa=5 NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President of the Board Of Education.