The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

me present town superintendent shall hold
NOR offices until September, 1862.
il SEC. ~ For this purpose, each examiner
named in section % Of this act, shall attend
p his Office or at his residence on the last
Saturdays Of April and October in each year
To sach persons as upon examination appear
70 DO we'll qualified to teach reading, writing,
English grammer, including photography,
geography, and history. and can
give satisfactory evidence Of good moral
character, such examiner shall grant his Ger
t'hcate ofhcense to teach any common school
In the county ior one year, -'.
Sec. 30. Such examiner may cite to re
examination any person holding license
and under centrac: to teach any common
schoo! in his commissioner district, and be.
ing satisfied upon such examination or
otherwise that such person is not Of good
moral character, or has not sufficient learn
ing or ability to teach a common school, he
may revoke such license, and from the time
the notice Of such revocation is filed in the
Office of the district clerk, the teachers con-
tract shalt become void and the said teach
srs wages shall cease !; Proriaed, That the
wages Of the teacher for the time he has &C.
tually taught, and at the contract price shall
be paid as agreed.
sec. 81. The county examiners shall be
paid out of the county treasury at the rate
Of two dollars per day for each day specified
in section thirty, Provided. all persons ask
ing a certificate and license to teach, may
be examined at any other time upon the
payment Of fifty cents.
Sec. 80. No person shall be admitted to
teach in any Of the schools of this State sup.
ported in whole or in part by Public funds,
until he shall have passed an examination
before the district examiner and received a
certificate Of good moral character and suf-
ficient ability to teach such branches as may
be taught in common schools. ~bs
Sec. 80. 1t shall be the duty of the teach
er to procure register for his school from
the clerk Of the district to keep a daily
record Of attendance and Of such other mat.
tors as may be required in said register and
to receive oil persons sent to him bel ween
the ages Of five and twenty-one years
Provided, That older persons may attend
school under any arrangement with the
board Of trustees, provided however, that
the board of trustees shall have sole power
TO determine who shall attend school from
other districts, and the terms on which thew
may attend and no persons shall have any
right 70 attend school out of his district I'M
less in accordance with an arrangement with
the board Of trustees of the district where
such person proposes to attend school, who
may ut their discresson admit scholars
from an adjoining district, provided, further,
that the board of trustees may expcl any
scholar from school for characterization inn
morality or infectious disease.
Sec. "a. Any teacher who shall have
complied with the provisions Of this act shall
be paid out Of the first moneys in the treas
ury, and no subsequent claim shall super.
sede his; and no money in any distric,
treasury shall be applied to any purpose
whatever other than the payment of teach
ers. SO long as there shall be any such claim
against it.
Sec. IS. For the purpose OF maintaining
common schools, it shall be the duty of the
commissioners Of each county to levy an an
nual tax of one fifth Of one per cent. on the
amount Of the assessment made by the as
SCISSOR for the same year, which tax SO Levied
shall be extended upon the assessment roll
of the year by the county auditor in sepa
rate column, and this shall be collected i,
the same manner and by the same person
as other county takes are collected, excep
that the school tax shall he collected il
gold or silver, or United States treasury note
and the money so collected shall be pait
into the county treasury tor the support O
common schools, 10 be appo1tioned as pro
vided in this act. AS further provision 70
the support Of schools, there shall be Sc
apart by the county treasurer of each count
the proceeds Of all fines for the breach q
.. any penal laws in this State not otherwis
appropriated by law. And it shall be tn
duty Of the county auditor to open an &C
count with each district in his county. an,
shall keep an accurate account Of all none
received by or due to each Of said district
and all such matters as may be necessary Ii
show the condition Of accounts between
each Of said districts and the county treas
ury; and for this purpose he shall examin
any or all Of the books in the Office of tn
county treasury.
Sec. 36. All lands now held or whicl
may be acquired by school districts for com
mon school purposes, shall be exempt from
all taxes and assessments while held accord
ing TO the provisions Of this act.
Sec. 81. Nothing in this act changing tn
title, condition, or relations Of exiStin
school district property shall b. constrle,
to effect o, prejudice any right Of such dis
trict to enforse by law against the prope
parties thereto, any contract, right, obliga
ton, or cause Of action now existing, O
prejudice any right of any party who ma
hold any contract, obligation, right or caus
of action, or lien upon any such district n
the property thereof; Poridtd, however
that If any differences Of opinion shout
arise among the officers Of the districts
towns or counties, who are empowered t
carry out the provisions OF this act relativ
to the legal construction Of the same. i: sha1
b the duty Of the Attorney General Of til
State, on tho written application Of tn
county auditor, submitting such questions &
doubt Or difference, to give his legal opinio
in writing to such auditor on the points thu
submitted and his opinion thus given sha
be binding until annulled BY the judgmen
or decree Of any court having compe,eu
jurisdictions . +. 49, '~,'E* T>*sS
Sec. 50. Each Of the incor porated town
and cities in this State, having by their sew
eral charters common school system whic
shall, by some proper officer thereof. max
70 tho auditor Of their proper county re
port Of the enumeration Of scholars an
other matters BY this act made necessary I
b reported, the same a. is. REQUIRED {
school districts, shall be deemed to hav
complied with the provisions OF this &C,
and shall b entitled to their +appor,ionmen
Of public moneys. to b appo,,ioned an
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