The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-20

! , to tho day on which he received the notice of the revocation of his ] license.
 , Sec. 46. That he shall issue three grades of certificates, to be , styled, respectively, certificates ol the first, and of the second, and of the third grades. Certificates of the first grade shall be valid in the county for whicn they were issued for two years. Those oi the second grade shall be valid in the county for which they were is- sued for one year. Those of the third grade shall be valid in the county six months. But he shall not renew any certificate or grant a license without an examination of the applicant with reference thereto.
 Sec. AZ. Shat he shall keep a record of the name, age, sex, post office address and nativity of each person licensed by him to teach, and of the date and grade of his certificate, and shall include such record in his report to the state superintendent.
 Sec. 4S. That he shall cncour- age the inhabitants to form and organize school districts, to es tab fish public schools therein under qualified teachers, to furnish suit able text books for their children, and to send them to school. He shall direct the attention of teach CTS and school patrons to those methods of instruction that will best promote mental and moral culture; the most feasible and improved plan for building and ventilating school houses. He shall labor to create among the people an interest in the public schools, and shall take advantage of public occasions, such as the dedication of school houses, pub lie examinations and institutes, to impress people with the impor- tance of educating every child, and consequently of the duty of maintaining system of free schools established by law. He shall receive the reports of direc- tors, transmit an abstract of the same to the state superintep lent, and transmit herewith report of the condition and prospects of the schools under his superinten dence, together with such other informations and suggestions as he may deem proper to communi- cate.
 Sec. 49. That he shall annual ly, on or before the 20th of Sep tember, prepare, in tabular form. an abstract of the reports made to him by the directors of the school districts embraced within his county, showing the number of organized districts in his county at the com mencement of the year, on the 1st day of July proceeding; the districts that have made their an- nual reports; the number of per sons in each district between the ages of six and twenty one years, distinguishing the sex, and also the color, of said persons; the number of said persons that at tended school during the year; the average rumber of males and of females of each color in daily attendance, and the number that pursued each of the studies de- signed to be taught by the com mon schools; the number of teachers of each sex employed in his county; the average wages paid per month to teachers of each sex, according to the grade of their certificate; the whole amount paid as teachers wages in his, county, and the several branches taught; the number of school houses erected during the year in his county; material and cost of the same; the number before erected; the material used in their construction; their con dition and value; the grounds of how many enclosed; the amount of money raised by tax in each district; for what purpos raised the amounts that have been eX- pended, and for what purpose; the amount Ct revenues received by his county from the common schol fund, and received for the support of schools from each of all other sources; for what pur poses and in what sums the said revenues were expended, and what amounts unexpended, were at the close of the school year, in the county treasury; and shall al so report the number of deaf mutes, blind and insane in each school district in his county un- der thirty years of age, their names and their postofllce.
 Sec. 50. That he shall number the several school districts in his county, in regular order from Number l." upward, and shall keep in his office record and de scription of each district, with the boundaries clearly defined; and also record of such changes or alterations in the boundaries of each as shall, from time to time, h1 n, ndn