Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-04-13

SEC. 70 ANY pereon VINO lie
gally takes or retsins possession Of
a common school house, or nnlsw
fully does any injury thereto, o.
to any property or appurtenano'
thereof, Is guilty Of misiemean
or. TEACHERS
$50. so. The Common Schoo
Commissioners shall not employ
any person to teach school, unless
he or she 6rss produce o certii
cate, that he or she is competent
to teach what may be required BY
the Commissioners.
SEC, 81. The County Board Of
Educationshall prescribe the mode
and manner, in which applicants
to teach shall be examined, and
the extent of the qualifications re
qnired. SCHOLARS.
Sec. 50. Ali children, between
the ages of six and eighteen years,
shall have the privilege of attend
ing the public schools of the dis
trict, in which they may reside
for the time being.
SEC So. Children who do not
reside In a district. NAV attend
the public school in the same, by
paying the price of their tuition
to the Treasurer of the district.
Sec. 81. Any such child may
be listed or enumerated in the ad.
joining district most convenient,
by the parent or guardian giving
the Commissioners of his district
notice, and making sstisfac DRY
proof, by oath or otherwise, that
said child has not been listed or
enumerated, for that year, in any
other county or district, and will
not be listed or enumerated, a Sec
Ond time, for that scholastic year,
in any other county or district,
with the knowledge or consent Of
the parent or guardian, in which
case, such child may attend the
school of the district in which he
is SO listed.
Sec. SIS. Scholars guilty of re-
fractory, improper or disorderly
conduct, may be dismissed by the
Commissioners upon complaint
from the teacher.
CLERK or COUNTY COURT.
Sec. Sc. When the Clerk OF the
County Court receives notice OF
the apportionmentof the moneys te
be distributed in the county, he
shall file The same i'll his Office
and register it in a book to be kept
for the purpose.
Sec. 81. lie SHALL make anG
transmit to the Comptroller, be
TIVE m the FIRST OF October and the
first If November, every year, q
repurt in writing, conta ming the
number of the scholastic popula
ton of the whole county, accord
ing to the reports of the District
Commissioners.
Sec. IS. Every Clerk who shall
refuse or neglect to make the re
port prescribed in the preceding
section, shall forfeit, for every
such refusal or neglect, one hun
dred dollars to the use of the
school fund IF the State.
Sec. SO. Immediately after the
first day Of October, in case the
District Commissioners have neg
Iected to make their annual IT.
port to the Clerk, he shall, by
himself or a Constable of the coun.
ty, give notice of the neglect TO
the District Clerk, who shall as
semble the Commissioners for the
purpose of making their report.
Sec. go He shall keep and pre-
serve in his Office, the plan of the
school districts, furnished to him
by the Commissioners, and regis
ter the same, and any alterations
of the old, or erection of new Dis
tricts, that may be made by the
District Commissioners, in a book
to be kept for that purpose.
Sec. 81. The County C urt shall
allow their Clerk, for his services
in regard to the common schools.
a reasonable compensation to be
paid out Of the county treasury.
COUNTY JUDGE OR CHAIRMAN.
Sec. 81. The County Judge, or
Chairman of the County Court,
shall make, with the Revenue
Collector of his county, on the last
day OF each month, a settlement
as to the collections made by him
during the previous month, of
school moneys levied by the Coun-
ty Court, and this settlement shall
be recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court.
Sec. 6S. 1t shalt also be the du-
ty Of the County Judge or Char
man OF the County Court:
/. To apportion among the
school districts of the county. the
amount received from the State
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