Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-08
CHAPTER 100.

CHAPIER lO9. ~ ~
AN ACT to provide for the Education and
Support Of the Deafa and Dumb.
SECTION l. Be it enacted 6y the General As>
scn.bly Of The State Of Lo,ra, That to meet the
ordinary expenses Of the institution for the
education Of the deaf and dumb, including
furniture, hooks, school apparatus. and the
compensation of officers and teachers, there 10
hereby appropriated the sum Of FIVE thousand
dollars per annum, or 90 much thereof rs may
be necessary. ~ Ai NV NJ
SEC. 2. The board Of trustees Of said insti-
tuition shall pay such salaries ss in their judg.
ments shall. be just to the Superintendent
mntron and teachers employed therein.
Sec. 3. The trustees shall appoint some ono
Of their employees steward who under their
direction, shall Purchase MI supplies for the
institution. 81
Sec. 4 For the purpose Of meeting current
expenses, there is hereby appropriated the
sum Of thirty dollars per quarter, for each
pupil in said inst itution. ~
SEc.'5. The superintendent Of said institu-
ton shall report I, the Governor on or before
the 10th day Of December preceding each reg
ular session Of the General Assembly, the nun,
Der of pupils in attendance. with The mama,
age; sex, residence, place of nativity, and also
the cause of deafness Of each pupil. Ho shall
make report of the studies pursued and the
trades taught in said institution, together with
complete detailed statement Of the expondi.
lures for said institution and the receipts on.
q count Of the same the salaries paid to each
officer and teacher and also tho kind, number
and value of all articles manufactured and sold
Sec. 6. When the pupils of said institution
are not otherwise supplied with clothing, they
shall be furnished by the superintendent who
shall make out nm account Of the cost thereof
in each case, against the parent or guardian
If the pupil be minor, and against the pupil
II he or she have no parent or guardian or
have attained the age Of majority which nc.
count shall be certified to be correct by said
superintendent; and when 50 certified, such
account shall be presumed correct in all courts.
The superintendent shall thcreupon remit said
account by mail to the treasurer Of the county
from which the pupil so supplied, shall have
come to said institution; such treasurer sl,all
proceed at once to collect the same BY suit in
the name of his county If necessary, and pay.
the same into the State treasury. the 1super-
lntendent shall at the same time remit dup
licate Of such account to the Auditor Of State.
who shall credit the same to the account Of
the Institution, and charge it to the proper
county. Provided, if il shall appear by The
affidavit Of three disinterested citizens of the
county not Of kin 10 the pupil, that the said
pupil or his or her parents would be unreo.
sonably 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 county, and
it shall be the duty of said board to levy stuff
cient tax to pay the same to the State, and to
cause the Same to be paid into the State treas
ury.
Sect. The above mention ed appropria lions,
including the accounts for clothing aforesaid,
shall be drawn guar terly on the reauisition
Of the board of trustees Of the Institution in
the usual manner.
SEC. s. Chapter 81 Of the Acts Of tho Tenth