The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-28

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to exceed in all ten days. and that any two OF said
may act in the absence of the other:
Sec. SO. The sum OF money SO awarded by the
said board, shall be paid to the owner Oh the land
apon which site is located, or in case the 9" aer 10
a nonresident, or refuses TO accept the money: 1t
shall be deposited with the treasurer of the dis
trict, to the order of the owner OF said land; ana u
shall not be lawful for said district 10 occupy SAID
land without the consent of the owner thereof.
until such money shall be paid rendered OF depos-
tied as aforesaid.
Sec. SO. No land shall be taken for a school
house site, except by consent of the owner, that
may not be taken for highway purposes accord
Ing 10 section fitty>four, chapter nineteen, OF fbe
revised statutes.
Sec. "a. Any person aggrieved by the decision
of the above board in the award OF damages, may
appeal therefrom 70 the circui. court tor any coun-
~ in which such district is situated, by fling With
the clerk of such district a notice Of said appeal,
within twenty days after the receipt OF the dupli>
cate certificate mentioned III section eIghty~One OF
this act, and paying to the said district clerk ore
dollar for the state tax On the appeal, and one dos
lar for making the return thereto; ard thereupon
the clerk of such district, shall within twenty days
hereafter, file with the clerk OF said circuit court,
q certified copy of such Certificate, together with
such notice of appeal and the date OF the service
thereof, and shall pay to such clerk OF the circuit
court one dollar for the tax on the appeal; and
tbereupon the clerk Of such court shall enter an
action therein in which the appellant shall be the
plaintiff and the school district shall be defendant.
The issues in said action shall be the LEGALITY OF
all proceedings of said board under this act, and
tho arnon,tf nj commentator and damages TO which
the plaintiff is entitled by reason OF the taxing OF
his lands for a scho0lhoUse site as aforesaid Ahc
the issue shall be tried without further pieadIngs.
IN the same manner as other issues oil TACT are
tried in such court, and either pai ty shall be entl'
tied to a Jury, aud the judgment therein shall De
euforcedi in The same manner as other Judgments III
personal actions, rendered by ssla circuit courl
Dr0vided: that in all cases where the question OF
damages is the only issue, and the piSlntif GoeS
NOT recover a larger sum than was awarded MN
by such board, he shall recover no costs.
Sec. IS. Whenever the district is situated II
two or more towns. the said board shall consist o
the boards of supervisors of each town IN which
such district is situated.
COUNTY sUPERINTESDENT.
Sec. Sc. There shall be chosen at the genera
election held on the Tuesday next succeeding tht
Arst Monday in November, in the year 1861, ant
bienuially thereafter, Il county superintendent O.
schools tor each county of the state; VINO shall en-
ter upon the duties of his office on the hr3t day o
January succeeding his election, and shal ho!c
the same for two years, and until mis- successor Ii
elected and qualified. In each county OF the state
h, wing over fifteen thousand according
t, the last proceeding census, the county ooafd .
supervisors may, at any meeting prior 10 an elec
ton of county superintendent Ill any year. deter
mine by resolution, To remain In force until recln'
ded. that two county superintendent shall be cho'
sen for such county; and said board OF supervisors
shall tbereupon divide the county into two districts
to be called respectively superintendent district
number one, and superintendent district number
two" While such resolution shall remain unre'
scinded each such district shall elect @ county gu
perintendent for such district to be called county
per.nten dent o EchOOls for district NUMBER one,
or two as the case may be. w hen a county con
tains more than one senate district, each senate
district shall constitute a superintendent district
TO be numbered a. above prov! led, except senate
districts lying wholly within corporated cities
which may have elected as provided III section
nineIvosiX OF this act, Such county superlntehd'
EMS of schools for districts shall within the Limits
OF their respective districts, have the same powe
and duties as other county superlntFnoehts -
Their terms of office shall be the same, ana theli
eIectio shall be conducted and canvassed as pro-
yided for in this act for the election Of county SUI
uerintendents; and all the provisions OF this act OF
Of any other law Of this state in relation 10 county
superintendents of schools, shall apply to count,
superintendents Of schools for districts, unless INT
latter shall be expressly excepted thefelrom
Sec. 81 The election OF county superintendent
of schools shall be conducted, canvassed ana Ger
rited. in all respects after the manner prescribed
for in the election of other county officers, b,
Sec. IS. The county superintendent OF sch0oI
shall. before entering upon the duties OF his otnct
take and su cribe the oath OF office prescrIbe'
by the constitution ofthis state, before some once
authorized to administer oaths, and shall deposii
the same with the clerk o fthe board OF superVl
sors.
sec. SJ IN case OF Vacancy, TIC sto'o ""FNfn' 80
tendent may, upon certificate Thereon from 'h
clerk ofthe board of supeT visors, appoint q perso'
tn fill such vacancy, who shall quaiiiy as pr0Fiue
in The preceding section, ana VINO soall holu III
ofice until the general election next succeeain
such appointment.
Sec 81. The county superintendent OF school
NAV be removed from office by the Judge OF To
circuit court for the county where such couht
superintendent OF schools may reside. upon pen
tion anu satisfactory proof OF lncompe'ehcy G
willul neglect Of duty, p'0caded, that no such re
moval shall be valid unless the person 80 remove
shall have had al least thirty days notice OF til
charges brought against him, and an opportunlt
to be heard in his own defense; and that the SAL
| circuit judge shall in case oi removal to the cler
of the board of supervisors.
Sec. 81. Amy person or persons petltlonlng +
the removal from office ot any county superb
| endent of schools, shall cause a certified co p
of such petition together with a tuil staienei
of ali charges preferred against him, TO be serve
npon such superintendent at least thirty day
prior to the hearing before the Judge OF the CT
cult court.
See. 90. 1t shall be the duty of the county ST
perintendent of schools to examine and llcenf
teachers and annul certificates, as hereinatt'
l provided; to visit and inspect schools; to organI1
and conduct at least one institute OF teachers
each year; IT, encou age teachers associations;
advise in all questions arising under The operau,
of the school laws Ill his county; to introduce
the notice of teachers and the people the be
modes of instruction, the physiological law whlc
: governs the health and growth OF the youngi II
| most approved plans of building and ventllatii
! school houses. and ornamentlng ana adoptll
X school grounds; for the cultivation OF Inc tas
and the healthful exercise of the children; to repo
from time to time the condition and prospect
the schools under his supervisors torecelvet ro
the town, city ana village clerks. abstracts OF II
reports ofthe several district clerks, ana t&n
init the same to the state superintendent; as al;
annually the name and postoffice address OF eaC
town and district clerk of his comfy. with SUE
other information as be may deem advisable,
as may be required of him by the state superb
iendent; and to perform such other duties as ma
be prescribed by law.
Sec. 9j. j eiall be the duty of the county 81
pefintendent of schools, in each county, to dlVtt
ms county into inspection districts, to De boundt
by town lines, and not TO contain more than tol
towns euch: and to hold, in and for such 'nspectIC
district, at least two meetings IN fach year Tor II
examination and licensing OF teachers, OF whlt
meetings at least thirty days notice shall De give
70 each chool district clerk i'll the inspection Gil
trict tor which meeting is TO be held, and by hi
posted in some conspicuous place in tho dlstrl'
such notice snail contain the names OF the tow
embraced in the inspection district, and the Inn
place and objects OF the proposed meeting. ~
examination thus held shall be public, and shi
! he conducted by written and oral questions al
aaswers. They shall be uniform for the county
- hich they are held, and no certificates OF quali
cation shall be given except IN accordan
with the provisions of law respecting teacher
CefCncdteS'
Sec. "a. Whenever, on accoun. Of sickness, absen
from the county, or any other cause, any person desi
. ing a certificate of qualifications as a teacher, snail
! unable to attend the examination as aforesaid, such pc
J sons may be examined at any time by the superinten
i ut,witaOut giving the mott e required by the precedI
j. section, and upon such examination, If found qualife
n shall receive "A certificate watch shall remain in for
o until the next regular meeting for the examination
teachers in The inspection district in which such teac
er is engaged in teaching: PrOOtded, that the coun
superintendent, before examining and licensing su
applicant, may require of him or her satisfactory pre-
that the absence of such applicant f:cm the last regul
meeting for examlra alton of teachers, in the inspect
e district in which he or she resided, was necessary a
unavoidable on the part of said applicant.
Sec. 95. The compensation of the county superinten
ent of schools shall be fixed by the County board of
d peryisors, and shall be paid quarterly, in cash, by t
county: ProUided, that for counties containing nc
than fifteen thousand inhabitants, according t the Ia
preceding census, the compensation shall not be Il
- than six hundred dollars per annum, and for count
! containing more than eight thousand inhabitants,
u shall not be less that four hundred dollars per annun
Sec. 96. The board o. education OF any iDcorporat
city IN this state may, on or before the fifteenth day
> August, 10 any year, elect by order or resolution, IT,
SUI city shall for the next ensuing year, be exep