The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22
HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED,
DIR. AbOrn.
Compulsory Education ln GtlIifor.
Atp.

: The Senate bill of the California
e Legislature. recently adopted, anri
D very likely to bccomea a law, contains
: the following provisions, which We
: copy from the Yreka Joarnat:
Section one provides that every BAR
. eilt, guardian or otlmr person having
the control of children, between the
ages of eight and seventeen. slmlr be
obliged to send such children to Il pub
lie school for at, least 0nc-lalf the
tine such school i in session. or for
consecutive time of twelve weeks each
year, unless such children are excutesl
from Attendance by the Boards of ed
tltation or trustees of school districts
on the ground that the physical condi-
tion of the child Is such Is to prevent,
or that it is being educated either In n
private school or at home in the
branches usually taught in Il public
school. Section two provides that
school officers of towns or districts
shall. once year, give notice Of the
provisions Of this law. either having
tla SINE posted in the v:rinu, Dis |
trict' or published IN Il newspaper.
Section three aii;Xes Il penalty upon
each parent or guardian who shall fill
to send their children to school as
above provided; for the first offense i
fine of not more than twenty dollars.
and for subsequent ofttnSes not less
than twenty nor more than fifty dol
lars. Section four makes it the duty
Of the Clerks of the various Board, Of
Education or Trustees to prosecute Of
tenders. and for Il Neglect to do so
wlicii Informed, he Is liable to i fine
Of twenty dollars. by section four
the Boards of Education and District
Trustees are required to see that all
children whose names are reported bv
the Census Mar$hals attend school In
accordance with the provisions of the
law. Section seven authorizes Roarls
Df EduvstiOn III cities, containing less
han 10000 inhabitants, to appoint "
rruant Officers whose duty will be to a
'eport the names of persons who shall
;lil to comply with the provisions Of
his law. Section eight gives .Ju,tires
II the Peace jurisdiction to try all cas-
: that will arise under the law. The
Act ifplssed, will take effect July l, =
S72.
KISSING IN THE UNITED STATES
When wild lark attempts to steal
i's from Nantucket girl. she says: r
Come, sheer off. or IN split your
iainsail with u typllOoil. The Bos-
m girls hold up until they arr well -
Used, when they flare mp ami say, II Ii
link You o'lght to be ashamed.
When young chap steals kiss VI
onl an Alabama girl, she saya: II '
exon it's my time now," and she III
ives him box on the ear That lc
mt forget in Il week.
When Il clever fellow straIs a kiss ~
ON a Louisiana girl. she smiles. or or
uShcs deeply. and says--nothing. {
e thing our girls have more taste en- s,,i
ID sense than those down east and in =. ~
idUiIiEt. NINil UliiI L. SllElfI ~
ough to steal the divine luxury from II.
EN-. they are perfectly satisfied.
When Il female Is berr Saltted with
BUS, she puts on her bonnet and r.
awl and an,weretll thus: II am as- X
liiSlied at thy assurance, Jele,liah: =
+ this indgnity will sew thee up"
The ladies' in this city receive Il sa- =.
fe with Christian mcrklnss; they "
low the Scripture rule: When smit- y
4 on one cleek, they turn tin other
10.
When New York gal receives n
Is, she Sluirns at first, talks Of th
rson, aud wants to be spliee,I forth ri,
til. Ii the fellow sheers oil. he il
ID for breach Of promise in the snm
ten Thousand, as dowry for her
,se.