The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-26

regular meeting. They shall have tue general care
of the school. and may establish all nccdiul regu-
lations for its management
(3G2s) SEC D. said board may admit 10 the
district school nonresident pupils. and may de.
termine the rates of tuition of such pupils. ana
collect the same. and they may authorize or order
the suspension or expulsion from the school,
whenever in their judgment the interests of the
school demand IL, of any pupil guilty oil gross
misdemcanor or persistent disObedience.
(5G29) SEC. 80. They shall purchase or lease
site for a schOol-house as shall have been design
ated by the district in the corporate name there
OF and shall build. hire, or purchase such school
house out of the fund provided for that purpose
and make sale of any site or other property OF the
district. when lawfully directed by the qualified
voters at an annual or special meeting: FfOCtQ6d,
THAT the district shall not, in any case, build
stone or brick school-house upon any site without
having first obtained title IN fee 10 the same, or
a lease for ninety nine years and, also that they
shall not I'm any case build frame school honse
on any site for which they have not title I'm lee,
lease for tiy years without securing the prlN-
legc of removing the SAID schOOl-hOuse when law
fully directed 80 10 do by the qualified voters OF
the district az any annual orspec!a meeting; Itc-
TiRoR dkSO That the qualified voters OF the dis
trict may appoint building committee TO take
charge of the work of building such schoo-hOuse.
(3644) SEC. 70. When new district Is formed
i'm whole or in part, from one or more districts
possessed Of Il sChOol-hOuse, or entitled 10 other
property. the inspectors, at the time OF forming
such new district or as soon thereafter as may
be- shall ascertain and determine the amount
justly due 10 such new district, from any district
ont OF which il may have been I'm whole or in part
formed as the proportion of such new district. OF
the value of the sChool-housc and other property
belonging 10 the former district: AT the time of
such division and whenever, by the division of
any district the school-house or site thereof shall
no longer be conveniently located for school pur-
poses and shall not be desired for use by the new
district in which il may be situated. the school
inspectors of the township in which such school
house and site shall be located, may advertise and
sell the same, and apportion the proceeds of such
sale. and also. any moneys belonging 10 the dis
trct thus divided, among the several districts
erected in whole or in part from the divided dis
trct.
C865l) SEC - The director Of every district
formed as provided in the preceding section.
shall also report To the clerk of each township in
which the district il in part situated, the number
of children between the ages Of five and twenty
years in that part of the district lying in such
township, and books shall be drawn from the
library of each township for the use OF such dis
trCt: hut the district shall have access 10 but one
such library at the same time. and the said in
spectOrs shall establish the order In which books
shall be drawn from each township library: Pro
Tided. That no books shall be drawn from any
township library by any district having district
library. but such district shall be entitled 10 its
lust proportion Of books from the library of any
township in which il Is partly situated, TO be
added 10 the district library, and also To its
equitable share of any library moneys raised or
received by any such township.
GG57D SIC 81 ON receiving notice from the
county treasurer of the amount of school moneys
appOrtioncd to his township. he shall apportlon
the same amount 10 the several districts therein
entitled 10 the same. in proportion TO the number
OF children IN each between the ages of five aud
twenty years, a. the same shall be shown by the
annual report of the director of each district, OF
the school year last closed.
l3673D SEC. III 4 township library shall he
maintained i'm each organized township in this
state, which shall be the property of the town
ship and the parents and guardians of all children
therein between the ages of five and twenty years
shall be permitted To use books from such library
without charge. being responsible 10 the township
for the safe return thereof and for any injury done
thereto. according TO such rules and regulations
a. are may be tahishcd By the board of school
inspectors of the township. PrOridtG. That no
township in which the township library has been
distributed into district libraries shall be required
10 maintain thereafter a township library: ana
prOrided also. That the school inspectors of any
township may cquiably divide the township
libraries In district Libraries whenever requested
by a vote of majority OF the districts in the
township.
,8675 SEC 1i6 The clear proceeds of all fines
for any breach of the penal laws Of this State.
and for penalties, or upon any rccOgnlZanCes IN
criminal proceedings, and all equivalents for eX-
. cmptiOn from military duty when collected IN any
county and paid into the county treasury, together
with all moneys heretofore collected and paid into
said treasury on account of such fines or equiva-
Tents and not already appOrtiOncd, shall be APP
pOrtOncd by the county treasurer between the
first and tenth days of April in each year among
the several townships IN the county. according to
. the number of children therein between the ages
of five and twenty years. a. shown by the last
annual statement of the county clerk on file in his
office, which money shall be applied to the pur-
Z
rieS. and for no other purpose.
t}67-D SIC. ll9 The interest Of the primary
school fund shall be distributed on the first Mon
day of May soon thereafter a. Is practicable.
i'm each year for the support of primary schools
i'm the several townships in this State. from which
reports have been received by the superintendent
. of public instruction In accordance with the pro-
visions of this chapter, for the school year last
closed. in proportion 10 the number of children
in such township between the ages Of five and
twenty years. and the same shall be payable on
the warrant of the Auditor General 10 the treas
urcr- of the several counties,
SIC ,. That act number one hundred and
seyrnty-six Of the Session Laws of eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one. approved March sixteenth.
eighteen hundred and siSty-one, be aud the same
il hereby repealed.
SEC 3. This act shall take immediate effect.
Approved March 30, l,'2.
AN ACT TO provide for the payment of the ex-
pcn-cs of the trial of the impeachment of Charles
4. Edmouds, Commissioner of the State Land
SECrIoN I. The PtoD,e Of The .State NJ Wcliqaa
fHdct That there be and hereby l. appropriated
out of any money In the credit OF the general fund
such a sum H. may be necessary for the payment
of officers and members of the Senate, the Man
ayers of the trial Of the impeachment of Charles
A. Edmonds Commissioner of the State Land
Office, during said trial, and the incidental cxpCn-
scs attending said trial.
SIC ? This act shall take immediate effect
Approved March 20, lo52
ny " FtHuhIluI Ultl0 OF Impeachment ana
providing for the expenses thereof.
SECTION l. The PeOpte o. tie state NJ Hichig0B
fH0ct That the House of Representatives shall
have the sole power of impcaching civil officers
for corrupt conduct in Office. or for crimes and
misdcmeanors, but a majority of the members
elected shall be necessary 10 direct an impcaCh-
mcnt Every officer impeached may by the GOV
Crnor be suspended In the exercise of his Office
until his acquittal and the Governor may make n
provisional appointment 10 vacancy occasioned
by the suspension of an officer. until hc shall be
acquitted. or until after the election and quaih-
cation of a successor
SEc 2 Every Impeachment shall be- tried by
the Senate. When the Governor or Lieutenant
Governor is tried. the Chief Justice of the Su-
prcmc Court shall preside When an impcach-
ment T. directed, the Senate shall take an oath or
affirmation truly and impartially 10 try and de
tcrmine the same according to the evidence. No
person shall be- convicted without the concurrence
of twO-thirds of the members elected. Judgment
i'm case OF impeachment. shall not extend further
than removal from Office. but the party convicted
shall be liable to punishment according 10 law
SIC 3. When an impeachment is directed. the