The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

N tha lkmfi II F.lassil,n.
\ nee iA, n a fssihes spaeted.
That De state Hui~fmtsnslrtt II
! t.is sllea .hsll Mt - asseeal ku
sny suihrt. l.abl~l.ss oF l'esk-nef.
nor ditv,tly o. lpaifrulJ f@wvs
apy sill, emelameml - fewanl ius
iahuence N recommending ~ pro.
cunag the ~ glsef irwks. .si'eel
apI@fala, - fhfnliafs " sey Kind
whaiese, 10 an, stihe pubic ~hcoIs
,in Obj. state. and slseaI,I tbe rtaie
supc,iaisHleu tiolsss ~. section
he shall be rcmoYed from ofhee and
forfeit all m'uci. due him iru'a The
rm'e'
oorSr arsniSrSptSrs. ea
Soc. ~. Bc Il further enacted,
1'hat the County Superintendent
.hall have the general supervision
of the achoals Of The county; he
hall visit them At least once IN each
term; he shall examine applicants
for schools, granting them certif.
Gates according 10 their grade,
which shall be valid, in his county
lfor not more than ono year, and
perform such other duties pcrtain.
ing to his office, as the State M.
perintendent Cor Board ol Educa-
lticn) may designate; and foe aich
service shall receive a salary OF i've
dollars PER day, for actual labor
performed, which shall be set forth
in d field book OF operations, ap-
proved and endorsed by the Board
OF School Directors, aud to be paid
quarterly, By the county Treasurer,
upon the order OF tbs Board Of
county Supervisors. Y N, :. .s. - Y"
Sec. 20. BE Il further enacted,
That the County Superintendent Of
Public Education shall, annually,
on or before the fifteenth ofscptem-
Der, prepare and transmit to the
State Superintendent Of Education
d report, which shah embrace such
Information a. shall be ,lcsignated
lby the State Superintendent, and
also, TO forward 70 the Auditor Of
fPublic Accounts All enumeration d
lofthe edueationallc children Of the
County. ~ +" ~
y Sec. 2f. BE II further enacted,
That the County Superintendent Of
Education, first appoint under this
lact, sllall, as soon Is practiblc; pre-.
pare aud forward a report. 70 the
Board Of Education |; giving q full
description ana condition of the
school lands located In hislcountyl
also the amouut aud condition Of alI
school funds, belonging 70 the Iaoun-
.lty or district Of whatever kind on
nature. d
Sec. g. DO il further enacted,
That no County Superintendent
shall act as agent for, any author,
publisher or bookseller, directly Or
Indirectly receive any GIT, nor
cmolumcnt or reward for his inHu-
encc, in recommending or procur-
ing any book, school apparatus or
furniture Of any kind whatever In
any public school IN this State; and
any ono who shall violate this zee
ton shall be removed from Office
aud shall forfeit an monies due him
from the State. "''a sS, @ss e'''A
SCHOOL DIRECTIONS.
Sec. 90. BE u further enacted,
That the Board of County Supervi-
Fsos and the city council Of any in
corporatcd city Of moro than five
thousand Inhabitants shall appoint
a board Of school directors consist.
Ting Of six in each District, whose
term of Office shall be three years,
except the first appointed under
this act as follows: Two to. serve
for one year. two 70 seryetwo yesrs,
and two to serve three years. The
Directors to DO appointed o. fer As
practicable, from tha supervisors
District Of the county and the wards
of the city. They shall receive for
their services, three dollars per day
and mileage atthc rate Of ten cents
a mileto be paid out Of the county
Treasurer, upon the order Of the
Board of Supervisors. The first
term Of Office Of the Directon ap.
pointed under this act shall begin
on the first day ef October, 1870,
but they shall bc aPpointed, ssaad
assume the duties ofsshis aflioc i'm
n.ediately'upop ths passage ,cf this
act. They shall take oath sefs office
prescribed IN the Constitution,
which shall be filed with the Clerk
of,thc Circuit Court, NJ each counr
Ity; and al vacancies in the Board
shall be filled ,inGthc same manner