Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-04
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Section 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
liable for all damages caused by such neglect
Section II. 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 author
tiles. He shall transmit to the townships
districts or teachers, all blanks, circulars and
other communications, which are to them
directed; and he shall entertain and decide
ali appeals taken from decisions Of district
boards.
Section H. The County Superintendent
of each county shall receive, as a cornpensa-
ton for his services rendered as County SUI
perintendent, after the first day of January,
1862, the sum of two dollars per day, and
mileage, the same as County Supervisors, for
every day he is necessarily engaged in per-
forming the duties required by law. Said
compensation shall be paid each County Su-
perintcndent from the County Treasurer of
his county, but before he shall be entitled to
receive such compensation, he shall file with
the Board of Supervisors, of his county,
particular statement of the services rendered
for which he claims compensation; which
statement shall show the kind of services rem
dcred, the time when and place where rem
dered, in reference to what school and the
number of days he was actually engaged in
such services, which statement the Superin-
tendent shall verify, by affidavit, to the effect
that the services therein mentioned have ac-
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that the statement is correct and true: Pro.
ridea, that the whole compensation and mile
age Of the County Superintendent shall not
exceed the sum of three dollars for each school
in the county in any year.
Section Is. The person appointed by the
Superintendent to make an examination, as
provided in Section l l Of this act, shall re-
ccive from the county treasurer upon filing
the statement required in the preceding Sec
ton, certified by the Superintendent by whom
he was appointed, the same compensation
the Superintendent would be entitled to for
performing the same services.
Section 10. The following sections, to wit:
~, 43, A, 45, 46, At, As. 40, 80, 81, 81 and
SO, of an act passed by the Board of Educa-
ton, Dec "a, 1859, entitled, an Act to amend
an Act, entitled, an Act to provide system
void upon the taking effect of this Act. f.a
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH
President Of the Board OF Education.
December 18th, 1861. .. .
AN ACT
To provide for a department of Military In
struction in the State University.
Section /. BE 1t enacted By the Board of
Education Of the State Of Io,oa, That when
ever provision shall be made by the General
Assembly for the expenses of Department
of Military Instruction in the State Universe
ty, the Trustees shall establish such Depart
mcnt, and ordain laws for the regulation of
the sama; and, on the nomination of the
Governor of the State, shall app,int a Pro
fessor thereof, and provide for the safe keep
ing of instruments. models, books arms and
accoutrements belonging to sad Department.
They may also, require at their discretion,
that all the mule students Of the University,
not concientiouslv opposed to bearing arms,
be drilled in Military tactics for so many
hours in each week as they may deem expe-
dient.
NICHOLAS j. RUSCIL
President Of the Board OF Education.
December 18th 1861. ~