The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-20

and they shall not be enumerated in the district where they reside. The district school tax of such person shall be added to the school revenues of the district to which he has been transferred, and shall not be included in the school revenues of the district wherein he remains.
 Sec. v. That they may per init private school to be taught in the district school house during such time as the said house is not occupied by a public school, unless they be otherwise directed by a majority of the legal voters of the district.
 l Sec. 7S That they shall cause the public schools in their district to be closed on the days appointed for public examination of teach. CTS in their county, and also cause the said school to be closed during the session Ofthe teachers institute.
 Sec. 79. That said directors and county examiners shall be exempt from working on roads and public high ways, and from serving on Ijuries, during their term of office.
 | Sec. so. That any per on who shall teach in common school in this state, without a certificate oi qualifications and hls license to teach, shall not be entitled to receive for such service any com pensation from revenues raised by tax, or in any wise appropria- ted for the support of common schools; provided, that if his license expire by limitation during any school, such expira- tion shall not have tlic effect to interrupt his school. or to debm his claim against school revenues for the payment of teachers wages.
 Sec. s1. That every teacher shall keepa daily register of his school. in the manner prescribed by law and indicated by the blank school register, to be fur nished by the director at the commencement of his school.
 Sec. S2. That it shall be the duty of each and every teacher to attend to public examinations for teachers, to become members, and attend the regular session of the teachers institute, as soon as the same shall have been estab- lished; and no teacher, when attending examination or the institute, shall be charged for loss time while necessarily apsent from his school to attend such examination or institute.
 See. S3. That no teacher em- ployed in any of the common schools shall permit scctarian books to be used as a reading or text book in the schsoI under his care.
 Sec. S4. That any teacher who shall have complied with the provisions of this act, shall be paid from the first money re ceived into the county treasury to the credit of the district, and his claim shall not be superseded by any subsequent claim; no money in the county treasury belonging to any district shall, so long as there IS any such claim filed against the said district, be applied to any purposes whatever other than the payment of teach : CTS wages.
 Sec. s5. That any parent, guardian or any other person from any cause, fancied or real, visit any school and insult any teacher in the presence of his pupils, the person offending by such conduct shall be liable to a fine of twenty-five dollars and cost, to be paid into the school revenues of the district.
 Sec S6. That any person who shall willfully destroy or injure any building used as a school house, or for other educational purposes, or any furniture, fix lures, or apparatus thereto belong ing, or who shall deface, mar, or disfgure any such building, furni- ture or fixtures, by writing, cut ting, painting, or pasting thereon any likeness, figure, words or de- vice, without the consent of the teacher or other person having control of such house, furniture or fixtures, shall be fined in a sum double the value of any such building, furniture, fixtures or ap paratus so destroyed, and shall be fined in sum not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for each ofiense for writing, painting, cutting or pasting in any such building, furniture or fixtures any such words, figures, likeness or device, to be received by civil action in any court of competent Jurisdiction; and the punishment provided in this section is in ad- dition to, and not in lieu of, the punishment provided by the statutes for such otiense.
 Sec. ST. That an act entitled "An Act to maintain n system of