Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-08

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1t is PROPOSED to locate such scho u house site
which said notice shall be served by the diseric
clerk OF said district upon All the owners and &C
eopants OF the land upon which it is proposed Il
locate such site, at least six days previous the
day appointed for such ting. such notice si1ai
De served by delivering it to each such owner sne
occupant Of such land, who may be residents o.
this state, or by leaving the same their rsspee
tive residences, with some person of suitable age
/ aud understanding. And if there be no occup.n
OF such land and the owner owners thereo be
unknown to the said board, er shall reside virhou
tnis state, then such notice may be served by pub
hsning the same In the newspaper published near
est raid land once in each week for successive
weeks ext before the said day of Meeting
| Sec 81. Whenever the said board shall locate
aud establish any school houre site, they shall
same to be made out, and shall fix and award the
compensation to 70 made to the owners
Tor such site, together with all damages
oy such owner or owners of all lands taken.
They shall also, within ten days after agre eiug
theSsuPon, MAKE out and sign duplicate csrtif-
| Gates containing sh cir action upon such applica
ton, description the lands SO taken ACCORDING
TO the survey, and abe amount of compep sstion
and damages 80 awarded to each of such owners,
one OF which shall be delivered to the occupant or
occupants OF the land taken for such school
houss site, and the other clerk of said dis
the ONCE of the register IF deeds of the proper
/ county proriied that in the board shall
their said award, adjourn from time to time, not
TO exceed In all ten days, and that any of said
board may Act in the absence OF the other.
sec. 81 The sum of money awarded by the
SAID BOARD, shall be paid to the owner of the land
upon which such site 10 located, or In case the
owner Is non resident, or refuses to accept tho
money, 1t shall be deposited the treasurer of
district, to the order Of tho Of said land;
and it shall be lawful for said district to
py said land without the consent of the owner
thereof, until such money shall be paid, rendered
or depssted as aforesaid.
Sec. SO. No land shall be taken for a school
mouse site, except by consent Of the owner, that
may not be taken for highway purposes, according
statutes.
Sec. "a. Any person aggrievsd by the de cision
OF the above board in tho award of damages, may
appeal therefiom to the circuit for any
ty in which such site is situated, by filing with
clerk OF such district notice OF said appe al which
notice shall specify all the grounds of such appe
WITHIN twenty days after the receipt OF the duplicate
certificate mentioned in section eighty this
act and paying to the said district clerk dollar
making the return thereto; and thsrsupon the
clerk of such, district shall within twenty days
thereafter tile with the clerk of said circuit court
certified copy Of such certificate together with such
notice of appeal and the date of service thereof,
ard shall pay to such clerk OF the circuit court
dollar Ter the tax on the appeal; and thereupon
the clerk OF such court shall enter action
in, in which the appellant shall be plaintiff the
school district Lshal be defendant The issues in
said action shall be the of all the proceed
lngs OF said board under this act, and the amount
Of compensation and damages to which the plaintiff
entitled by reason of the taking OF his lands for
. school house site as Aforesaid. And the issue
shall be tried without further pleadings, in the
same as other issues of fact tried in such
court, and either party shall be entitled . jury,
and the Judgment therein shall be enforced in the
tons, rendered by said circuit COURT provided that
IN ali cases whore the question Of damages Is the
only issue, and the plaintiff does recover a lar
Ger sum than was awarded him by such board, he
shall recover costs.
Sec. So. Whenever the district il situated in two
OF more towns, the said board shall consist Of the
boards of supervisors of each town in which such
district is situated.
COUNTY sUrIEiNTENDlNT.
Sec &c. There shall be chosen at the general cleo.
ton held on the Tuesday next eding e first
Monday in November in the 1851 and bic nnial-
~ thsrsafer county superinte ndent OF tools for
each county OF the ste who shall enter upon tho
duties OF his office che first day of January sue
cssdisg his election, and shall hold the same for
two years, and until his successor is elected and
qualified. In each county Of the state having
over fifteen Shsusand nhabitants according to the
last preceding census, the county board of super
Visors may, At any meeting prior to Gle ction Of
county superintendent in any year, determine Ly
two county superintendent shaIl be chosen tor
such county; and said board of supervisors shall
thersuPon divide the county into two DISTRICTS to
De called respectively "supsrintendsnt district
number one.' and superintendent district number
two" While such resolution shall remain
seindsd each such district shall elect county su-
psrintsndsnt for such district, called county
superintsndsnt of schools FOR district amber
or "two," A. the case may be. When . county
contains more than one senate district, each sucn
senate district shall constitute superintendent
district, to be numbered above provided,
except senate districts lying wholly within moor
porstsd cities which may have elected as provided
for in section ninsty-six Of this act Such county
superintendsnts of schools for districts shall, with
IN the limits OF their respective districts have the
same powers and duties other county supsrn.
tendauts. Their terms of office shall be the same,
and their election shan be conducted and can
vasssd as provided in this fer the election OF
county superintendents; and all the provisions OF
this act of other law Of this relation
TO county supsrinte ndents of schools shall apply t.
the county superintendent OF schools for districts
unless the latter shall be expressly excepted
from.
Sec. 81. The election of county superintendent
OF schools shall be conducted, canvassed and CERT
fed in all respects after she prescribed for
the election of other county officers.
Sec. So. The county superintendent Of schools
shall, before entering upon she duties OF his office,
take and subscribe the oath OF once prescribed by
the constitution OF this state, before some officer
authorized to administer oaths, and shall deposit
the same wish the clerk Of the board of supervisors
Sec. SO. In case OF vacancy, the state auperin-
tsndent may, upon certificate thereof from the
clerk of the board of supervisors, appoint person
! t. II such vacancy, who shall qualify provided
In the preceding and who shall hold his office
until the general election next succs eding such
appointment.
Sac. so. The county superintendent Of schools
may be removed from office by the judge of the
superintendent OF schools may reside upon petition
and satisfactory proof of incompstency or,wilful
shall be valid unless the person SO removed shall
have had at least thrty days notice of the charges
ought against him, and opportunity be heard
in his own defense aud that tb said circuit Judge
shall in case of removal certify such removal
the clerk of the county board Of supervisors.
Sec. 81. Any person or persons pstitionirg for
the removal from office of any county superinten-
dent Of schools, shall cause certified copy of such
petition, together with full statement Of all
charges preferred against him, to be served upon
such superintendent, at least thirty days prior
the caring before the judge of the circuit court.
Sec. 80. 1t snail be the duty of the county
perinte ndent of schools to examine and license
teachers and annul certificates, herein after
provided to visit and inspect schools to organize
and conduct az least institute for the instruc-
ton Of teachers in each year encourage teach
ers associations to advise in all questions arising
under the operation of the school laws his
introduce to the notice and the pc ope
the BEST modes of instruction, the phyE ogical
which govern the health and growth of the young;
the most approved plans Of building and vsntatng
school houses, and ornAmsnting adopting school
grounds for the cultivation. OF the taste and the
heathfuf exercise of the children report rom
time to time the condition and prospects of the
schools under his Supervision TO receive frop the
town. city and vilsge clerks, abstracts of the
ports of the district clerks and TRANSMIT the
to the state ssndsns also, ally,
the name and post office address Of each town and
district clerk OF his county, with such other il
nation as he may deem advisable, may be
equred of him by the state superintendent nd
to perform such other duties may be prescribe
by law.
Sec. 80. II shall be the duty of the county su-
permit sndent of schools, each county, divide
his county into inspe districts, be bounded
by town lines, and to contain more than four
towns each and to held, in and for each such in
sps district, at least two settings each year
| for shs examination and licensing OF teachers, OF
which meetings at least thirty day. written notice
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