Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09


rear in counties having population less than
5000. that in counties having a population OF |
Is, coo and not exceeding rs. 600. they hall re- |
,eive pay for not more than 25 days in one year;
and in counties where the population exceeds
25, eeo, they shall receive pay fer not more than
So days in one year.
sxc. s. This act being deemed BY the Gener-
al Assembly ofimmedate Importance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its pubhcA.
ton in the Daily State Register and Iowa Eve
ming Statesman, newspapers published II Dss
Meines, Iowa.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, A. required in Section
thereof, on the 2ad day of April, A. ID. 1855.
ED. WRIGHT, Sec'v Of State.
CHAPTER loe.
AN ACT 10 provide tor the Education and Sup
port OF the Deaf and Dumb
SECTION l. Be IL ensctsd BY the General Assem-
~ Of the St0ts Of foy0, That 70 meet the ordiua-
~ expenses Of ths institutions for the education
Of The deaf and dumb, including furniture
books. school apparatus and the compensation
Of officers end teachers. there 10 hereby appro.
prlstsd the sun Of ave thousand dollars per
sunum, or %. much thereof a. may bs usces-
sasy.
Sec. .. The board Of trustees Of said institu-
tion shall pay such salaries q in their judemests
shall be Just, 70 the superintendent masrou and
teachers employed therein.
Sec. .. The trustees shall appoint some one
Of their employees steward, who, under their
direction, shall purchase all supplies for the in
stitution.
Sec. 4. Fer the purpose Of meeting current
expenses, there IS hereby appropriated the sum
Of thirty dollars per quarter for each pupil In
said institution.
6ec s. The SUPERINTENDENT Of sal institution
snail report 70 the Governor on or before the
10th day Of December preceding each regular
session OF the General Assembly, the number OF
pupils in attendance, with the name, age, sex,
residence, place Of nativity, and also the cause
OF deafness Of each pupil. He shall make 70
port OF the studies pursued and the trades
tanght IN said institution, together with com
Piete detailed statement of the expenditures tor
said institution and the receipts on account Of
the same the salaries paid to each officer and
teacher, and also the kind number and value Of
oil articles sold.
Sec. 9. When the pupils Of said institution
are not otherwise supplied with clothing, they
shsl be furnished by the superinte ndsnt, who
shall make out account Of the cost thereof in
each case, against the parent or guar dian if the
pupil be minor, and against the pupil If he or
che have nc parert or guardian or have attained
the age Of majority; which account shall he
certified to De correct by said superintende mt /;
and whom 80 certified such account shall be pre-.
sumed TO be correct in all courts. The superin
tendent shall thsreupon remit said account BY
mail 10 the treasurer Of the county from which
the pupil 20 supplied shall have come 20 said in
stitutisn such treasurer shall proceed ct once
to collect the same by snt in the name OF his
county. II necessary. and pay the same into the
State treasury the superintendent shall at the
same time remit duplicate Of such account 10
the Auditor Of State, who shall credit the same
70 the account OF the institution, and charge IL
TO the proper county. Provided, if il shall ap.
pear BY the affidavit Of three disinterested citi
zens OF the county not Of kin to the pupil, that
the said pupil or his or her parents would be
unreasonably oppressed by such suit, then such
treasurer shall not commence the said suit, but
shall credit the same TO the state on his books,
and report the amount Of such account to the
board Of supervisors Of his comfy, aud it shall
be the duty of said board to levy sufficient tai TO
pay the same to the state. and TO cause the same
to be paid into the state treasury.
Sec. I. The above mentione1 appropriations
including the accounts for clothing aforesaid,
shall be drawn quarterly on the rsquisition Of
usual manner,
Sec. 8. Chapter 81 Of the Acts Of the Tenth
General Assembly be and the same 10 hereby
repealed.
Sec. 3. That for putting new roof and
making other necessary repairs upon the build
ing occupied BY said Institution. there il hereby
appropriated the sum OF two Thousand dollars,
or 90 much thereof ~ may be necessary, TO be
drawn on the requisite on Of said trustees, upon
the Auditor Or State.
Sac. TO- This act being deemed by the Gen
eral Assembly Of immediate importance shall
axe effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the Iowa State Register and Iowa
City Republican, newspapers printed in this
State.
Approved April I. 1868.
thereby certify that the foregoing Act took e.
feet, bv publication, as required in Section 10
| thereof, on the 10Th day of April. A. d. 1858.
ED. WRIGHT. Sec'y OF State.
CHAPTER 100
AN ACT making further appropriation for the
Hospital for the Insane.
SEC. !. BE 10 enacted By the General IA
sen,by Of the State Of lOios That there is here.
by appropriated out of any moneys in the trea-
surv not otherwise appropriated, the folio win 4
sums for the purposes herein named, viz.
For the purchase of additional land needed
for the use of such hospital, eleven thousand
two hundred dollars.
For the purchase OF furniture, three thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
For completing the gas apparatus, four thou
sand two hundred and dftv dollars
For fencing and improving grounds. two thou.
sand dollars.
For cemetery lot. Ave hundred dollars.
For erecting ironing and store rooms three
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For painting one thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For contingent fund, two thousand dollars.
Provided, that any sum hereby appropriated lot
used for the specified object named, may be
used 50 far necessary for any other Of the pur-
poses specified in this set
Sec. .. The money hereby appropriated shall
be drawn and paid on the order Of the trustees,
which order shall be audited and paid as other
claims
Sec. 8. The board OF trustees shall from time
to time fix the salaries and wages Of the super
intendent. assistant superintendent and ether
employees of the institution, and certify the
same to the Auditor of State.
SEC. 2 This act 10 take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the Iowa State
Register and Evening Statesman, newspapers
published in Des Mones.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication as required in section
thereof. on tee 22d day OF April, A. ID. 1868.
ED. WRIGHT, Ses'y Of State.