The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17
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county treasurer, and to each county supeIihtenu
emf an abstract of such apportionment, ana Win
SIS each apportionmeDt to furnish " e s: eony
treasurer warrant for the amount ol saiu aE,po1
as tjonment to which said county maype enIileu,
on the Territorial Treasurer III conformity
with the provisions of this Act; and the county
treasurer of each of the respective counlles sha
rive tn said Territorial school superintendent re-
CENT for the same, which snail Dc ny salu super
intendent duly filed in his ONCE:
et g Fifth To present to the Legislative Assembly,
annually during the first week OF the session lqli
reDort ofthe condition. of public instruction IN tne
Territory the number and grade of schools IN each
8 X county the number of children in each county
between the ages five and eighteen years, the
number. of such attending common schools es-
fahIshed under the PROVISIONS OF this AcG, the
amount of school moneys apportioned to each
~ county the amount of money raised and expend-
cd ia. county town. city or school district tor
the support of common scneols tneFein, togecaeF
with such suggestions as he may deem 1t expedl-
cnt to make In relation to the construction of
u school houses the improvement and better man
b arcment of common schools. the qualifications OF
teachers the ways and means for raising funds for
~ the support of common schools and providing suita
BILE school houses, and for the promotion OF the
general interest of education throughout the Ter
ritory. 80.
ton sh al be appointed shall be elected at the
general election, and shall hold his office for the
term of two years, unless sooner removed Pro
cIded, In case of the vacancy OF the once 6y rea-
cumbant thereof a Superintendent may be ap-
pointed by the Governor for the unexpired term.
SEc3 The Superintendent of Public Instruction
shall, at the expiration of the term of his office,
!. deliver over, on demand, to his successor, all
property books, maps documents, reports, records
and all other papers belonging to, or which may
nave been received by him for the use of his
Office.
ARTICLE III.
SEcTIoN /. The Controller of the Territory shall
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fnndand ofthe interest and income thereof. togeth
her with such moneys shall be raised by Terri
a toral tax special appropriation, or otherwise
for the support of public schools.
SEC O. The Controller of the Territory SHALL
on or before the first day of April and the first day
of October in each year. report to the board OF ed
ucation statement OF the securities belonging TO
the school fund, together with a particular state
ment of the moneys in the treasury accruing on
or before the first day of June and the first day OF
December next following from the interest or in
come of public school fund, or from the Terrtor
, ial taxes, or appropriations, or from any other
source for the support of public schools +; which
reports shall be included in the annual report of
the Territorial Superintendent of Public lnstruc
ton.
SEC. g. Tt shall be the duty of the Territorial
Treasurer to receive aud hold as special deposit,
all public school moneys paid into the Territorial
treasury, and pay them over only on the warrant
Of the Controller of the Territory, issued upon the
order of the Territorial Board of Education under
the seal of said Board. and signed by the Terri
toriaI Superintendent of Public Instruction IN favor
of the county treasurer which orders duly indors.
ed by the county treasurer shall be valid Voueh-
ers in the hands of the Territorial Controller tor
the disbursement of public school moneys.
- SEC. 4. Ala school moneys due to each county
in the Territory shall be paid over by the Terri
torial Treasurer (receiver Of public moneys) to
the county treasurer on the first day of February
q and the first day of September in each year. or so
soon thereafter as the county treasurer may apply
for the same, upon the warrant of the Territorial
RI in wit
tionmento of the Superintendent OF public instruc-
ton as provided in this Act.
4wt4A- Et ARTICLE w. dgge
SEcFIoN1.. There shall be elected by the legal
voters Of the respective counties at the general
elections, county superintendent of common
schools for each county, who shall hold his Office
for the term of two years and until his successor
is duly qualified.
at the time the other county officers are required
by law to qualify, by taking an oath faithfully to
discharge the duties of his office which oath shall
be placed on file in the County Recorders Office
SEC 8. 1t shall be and is hereby made the duty
of the County Superintendent of Public Schools
upon receiving notice from the County Treasurer
as provided in this Act, to apportion the public
school moneys in the County treasury among the
several school districts of his county in proper
ton to the number Of white children between the
ages of five and eighteen years. as returned by the
School Trustees and School Census Marshals ano
to forthwith notify the county treasurer and The
School Trustees in writing of such apportionment
in detail. He shall make such apportionment OF
the first Monday ia March OF each year, and quar-
terly thereafter, He shall have power and it shall
be his duty to draw his warrant on the County
treasury to be countersigneG by the County Audi
tor in favor Of Id deliver the same to the per
son entitled to receive the same, upon the certih
cate of the Trustees of any school district Pro
CtIcd, That no such warrant shall be drawn II
favor of any city, town or school district until
full and correct returns have been made to him BY
the same, as required by law, and certificate o.
the County Board of Education gwen showing
for what purpose, in accordance with this Act the
money is required and Pr00ided further, Tha
no school district shall receive warrant unless
there is cash in the treasury, at the time to thu
credit of said city, town or school district.
SEC 4. The County Board of Education shal
consist OF the County Superintendent and any twc
persons in the county (who shall be residents
whom he may call to so act provided that in cas-
of vacancy, by DEATH resignation or otherwise
of either of said members of said Board, tn
County Superintendent may, at any time, choos
some other person, having similar qualification
to fill the vacancy.
SEC. s. The County Superintendent shall hav
power, and it is hereby made his duty, in accord
ance with the provisions of this Act, and the in
structions of the Superintendent of Public Instruc
- ton:
First, To visit each public school in his count.
ateast once in each year exercise general supel
vision over the interestsofpublc schools in his cour
IN and give to the School Trustees MarShalS an