The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-07-14

/ refusal TO pay over moneys collected on ex-
ecufionss and the Court shalt award judg
ment and damages, as IS provided by law
against defaulting sheriff.
Sec. "a Be IL further enacted, That the
Auditor OF Public Accounts. shall, annual
| ly. on the first Monday OF May, apportion
the income OF the Common School FUND
smong the several counties OF the state, us
provided in the Constitution.
See. As. Be Il further enacted, That Il
shall be the duty OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts 90 furnish the State Superinten-
dent Of Public Education, annually, ON or
before the first day Of June. with report
of the amount Of moneys apportioned from
the Common School income fund. as provl-
ded in section forty-three OF this Act to
each and every county In the State. And Il
shall be the duty Of the Superintendent OF
Public Education 20 notify, forthwith, each
County Superintendent of the amount thus
apportioned. And it shall be the duty of
the Auditor OF Public Accounts 10 draw his
warrants on the fun apportioned In Sec
tons forty-three aud forty-four In favor Of
each county. on presentation Of an order
from the County Board Of Education by the
County Treasurer.
Sec. 46. BE IL further enacted, That the
State Treasurer shall shall under the direc-
ton Board of Education, invest the ''Com-
mon School Fund" as provided by section
State.
TEACHERS.
See. AZ. BE it further enacted, That no
teacher shall be employed In the Public
Schools OF the state who does not hold
valid certificate, granted by the County SUI
perintendent of the county In which the
school is located. or a diploma from a Nor
NAL school. Contracts between Teachers
and Directors shall be made In writing, aud
filed in the Office of the County superinten-
dent. The number of days constituting a
school week shall be five. The number of
DAYS constituting "A school month shall be
twenty.
INSTITUTES.
Sec. As. Be IL further enacted, That one
Teachers Institute, of nc least two weeks be |
held in each Congressional District, annu- |
ally. at such time and places as the State SUI |
perintendent shall designate. That while |
the general supervision and management of
the Institute shall be under the control of
State Superintendent, the inner working |
power shall be In the hands of an expert |
enced educator, and an assistant who are |
skilled in this work. TO be employed by the |
State Superintendent. and paid such sala- |
ries as the Board Of Education may deter |
mine. That The time and salaries OF teach !
ers. in regular attendance upon the Institute, |
shall be continued the same as bleaching.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sec. 40. BE it further enacted, That all |
children OF this State, between the ages of /
five and twenty-One years. shall have In all |
respects equal advantages in the Public |
Schools. And it shall be the duty Of the |
School Directors of any District toestablish |
AN additional school in any sub-district |
thereof whenever the parents or guardians /
Of twenty-five Childen OF legal school age, |
and who reside within the limits of such |
sub-district, shall make written applica- |
tion to said Board for the establishment OF |
the same.
Sec. 30. BE it further enacted. That the |
Bible shall not be excluded from the schools |
of the State.
Sec. 81. BE it further enacted, That the |
fiscal school year shall commence on the |
first day of January, and end on the thirty |
first day OF the following December.
Sec. 81. BE IL further enacted. That IL any /
person shall iltully injure any church edi-
flee, school house or other building, or any /
way disfigure the same by painting thereon 1
any obscene words, figures, or devices, or by /
posting thereon any paper or other materi- |
al bearing such words, figures, cuts, or de- /
vices, no shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, or imprisoned
in the county Jail not exceeding ninety
days, or both said punishments, in the dis
erection of the Court.
Sec. 50. BE il further enacted. That II any
person or persons .hall hereafter wilfully |
disturb modest or interrupt any literary So
ciety, school, or society formed for the i'm
tellectual improvement of its members, or
any other school or society organized under
any law OF this State, or any school, society,
or meeting formed or convened for improve
menI III music, letters, or Tor social amuse-
ment, such person or persons so offending,
shall be deemed guilty ola misdemeanor,and,
ON conviction thereof, shall be fined In any
sum not less thru ten dallars nor more than
fifty dollars, with cost of prosecution, and
shall stand committed until fine and cost
shall be paid.
sec. "a. BE it further enacted. That all
laws of this State conflicting with the pro-
visions of this Act be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
See. 81. Be IL further enacted, That this
Act shall be In force and take effect from
and after its passage. Provided, that this
Act shall not interfere with carrying out
the law for the payment of the tuition of
Deneficiaries that have been taught within
The last six months according to the law now
existing.
Approved, July 4th, 1870.