Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-18

] b0LuS, Is security donated ana subscribed
for the erection of the buildings. are paid
into the state treasury, subject TO be drawn
only en- tho warrant of TIE secretary of
state, as provided i section three Of this
act; and they may procure suitable plans
and specifications for buildings, and they
may employ persons II sUpcrirtend tie
erestion Of said buildings.
Sec s. Said " bcaad of regents cf ncr-
NAL schools shall have power to appoint
: principal and assistant, and such other
teachers end officers as may be required
Tor each OF said state normal schools, ana
TO Tx the salary OF each person so en-
ployed, and TO prescribe their several du-
ties. They shall also have power to re-
move either the principal, assistant or
teachers, or any person employed by
them, and to appoint others in their stead
They shall prescribe the various books to
he used in the said state normal schools;
and shall make all the rules. regulations
and bylaws necessary Tor tic good GOV
ernmcnt and mana cement of the same
and no member of the said u board or
regents OF normal schools shall. during
his continuance in Office rs n member of
said board, act as the agent Of any PUB
Usher or publishers Of school books. or
school library books or be or become IN
terested in the publication or sale Of any
such books, as agent or otherwise, on pain
OF expulsion by majority vote Of the
board.
Sec. T. Said board shall also establisha
model school CT schools for practice, in
connection wiki each state normal school.
and shall make all the regulations neces-
sary to govern and support the same, and
they may in their discretion admit pupils
free of charge of tuition
Sec. ). As soon as any state normal
school Is prepared to receive pupils, the
superintendent Of public instruction shall
give notice Of the fact to each clerk Of the
board Of supervisors for each couaty tf
the state, aud the said board Of regents Of
normal schools shall cause notice to be
published III at lca1t enc newspaper in
each congressional district
Sec. 9. The board Of regents of nor
nal schools shall make such rules and
regulations for the admission e st.icrt-
to each state normal school, as they r-av
deem necessary and proper Every ap-
plicant for admission shall undergo an
examination in such rarrer rs RAJ
be prescribed by the board and if it
shall appear that the applicant is not q
person Of good moral character or that
he Will not make an apt and good teach
er, such applicant shall be rejected The
said beard may, in their discretion, re-
qulre any applicant for admission to any
state normal school, other than such as
shall prior to adc5ission, sirn and file
with said board q decla-uticr Of Intention
to follow the busiucss Of teaching COM
mon schools in this state. to pay or secure
te be paid sICh fees To- taItion as to said
board may seem proper and reasonable.
Sec. 10 Alter any state normal school
shall have commenced its first term, and
at least once in each wear thereafter, IT
shall be visited by three suitable persons
not members of the board. but to be an-
pointed by the superintendent Of public
instruction, who shall examine thorough
ly into the condition, organization ard
management Of the scbc0, and shall re-
port TO the superintendent of public IN
structiCn their views in regard to its sue
cess and usefulness, and anv her mat
ters they may judge expedicnt Such
visitors shall be appointed annually, ana
their report shall bear date Of the lst
day of August. and cover the year pre-
ceding such date. The president Of the
board OF regents q normal schools shall
also make t. the superintendent of public
instruction an annual report, bearing date
OF the oIst day of August which shall
contain full and detailed account il lh-
dCings Of the said board. ard Of I'll their
expenditures, and Of all moneys received,
and tho prospects. progress and co+titian
of said state nor3uai schools and such
report, together with tie reports or the
different boards Of visitors, shall be trans
miJtcd to the legislature Dy tho superin>
teudeat Of public instruction. as Z; part OF
his annual report, and II -tGitigs to what
le now REQUIRED by law.
I Tho -.a+.a fr.4Der,ro- eb
virtue Of his Office, he the treasurer Of tile
board of. regents OF normal schools. but
the said board shall have power to apFoint
suitable persons to receive and pay to the
state treasurer any tuilion fees or other
moneys that may be due from any student
or other person
Sec - Lectures on chemistry, aaat0-
my, physiology, astronomy, the mechanic
aT.5 agriculture. and or 5ry other sciercg
OF branch Of literature that the said board
may direct may be delivered to those at
tcuding said school, in such manner and
on such terms and conditions as the said
board may prescribe
Sec I3. The said board shall have pow
er 10 Grant diplomas in testimony OF schol-
arship and cEility 70 t-@Ch, but nc suck
q ploma shall he granted to any person
who has not passed a thorough and satis-
factory eza-hs~ation in the course Of study
prescribed by the board Of regents Of nor
NAL schools Certificates Of attendance
upon the normal schools may be given on
conditions to be fixed by the said board
titer any person has graduated Gt any
state -crnal school, and has taught
public school in this state one year, the
superintendent of public instruction shall
have authority 70 couureEsign tbc dlrl9na
IF such teacher, after such examination
/ rs 10 moral character, learning and abili.
y to teach, as 70 the said superintendent
may seem proper and reasonable.
See. J ]. Any PERSON holding q diploma
graate4 by the said board Of regents Of
normal schools, certifying that the person
holding the same Is q graduate cf a state
normal school. and that he is qualified to
teach q common school, shall, alter the
same has been coButersI-ned by the sG-
perintenient Of public instruction, a pro
yided in section thirteen Ct this ac-. be
deemed qualified and such diploma shall
be q certificate of QuahEcatic- 20 teach
IN zny common school Of this state. and
q such shall have the fn.} f8rcc and effect
Of 6 Erst grade C1~sifca.a ans1 aerufled
By tae superintendent ct public irstruc-
ticu.
sec. -. Chapter twenty-five Of tho re-
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