Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

due. and in case OF his failure, it shall
lac the duty of the auditor to proceed
aoaint him and his sureties, as in other
cases. in the name OF the State, 10 re-
cover the same. The several amounts
paid into. the treasury under the
provisions OF this section, shall
lie drawn in favor OF the re-
spective districts upon the order OF the
county superintendent, in the same
manner that the share OF q county in the
general school fund is drawn. ..Sheritfs
and collectors are made liable, by de-
fault, to any person injured and are to
be proceeded against by the prosecuting
attorney. II the board Of education fail
to make the settlement, each me:nber
so doing shall be fined $40.
Section fiiry-lour requires the county
superintendent 10 be i person OF good
moral character, of temperate habits, OF
literary requirements, and skill and ex-
perience in the art OF teaching. HIS
compensation shall be as follows. In all
counties in which there are less
than fifty schools b.. be. shall be
paid seventv-fve dollars; in all
counties in which there are fifty schools
and not over seventv-tive schools he
shall be paid one hundred dollars; and
in all counties ia which there are more
than seventy-fve schools he shall be
paid one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. His pay shall be drawn upon the
Auditor semi-annually, but the final
payment shall not be made until he has
made the reports required OF him. He
shall give d $500 bond, upon which he
shall be liable for losses resulting from
his neglect! Vacancies in this Office
shall be filled by The presidents OF the
boards OF education, the secretaries OF
which shaligive ten days notices OF such
meetings.
Section tifty-five requires the County
Superintendent to conform 10 instruc-
tons Of the State Superintendent and to
be amedium of communication between
him and the district boards.
Section sixty-one makes it the duty Of
the Auditor, on or before the first day
OF September in each year, to ascertain
the amount which is distributable TO
the counties as Aforesaid, and notify the
State superintendent OF Free Schools
thereof, who shall thereupon ascertain
the proper share OF each county and no.
tiiv the Auditor and each County Super
intendent, also the amount deducted by
the Auditor from the share OF his coun-
ty, on account Of salary paid, the County
Superintendent rs required by
section tiity-fuur, which amount the
County Superintendent shall also deduct
from the share OF his county before
making his distribution OF the same
among the several districts thereof,
Cpnn receiving such notice. the county
supcrint .nicut shall ascertain the
prnr,r share az each district and indie
pendent school district in the county,
III The amount Of the school fund due
each, respectively, and that the same
cannot be drawn by them until they
have ma lc the levy required by the
iortirth section Of this chapter.
Section eighty-seven provides that
Marshall College at Huntingdon shall
remain as it is, and for its government
there shall be one person, appointed by
the Governor, from each Congressional
district, and one from the State at large,
to form, with the State superintendent,
board of regents, which may sue and
hc sued, &C., aud have Il common seal
and may take hold and possess real and
personal estate Tor the use OF said
school, and may exchange so much of
the real estate now held by them for
such use, for other real estate owned by
the Central Land Company oil West
Virginia, as may be necessary to con-
form the boundary lines OF real estate so
held and 10 be held by them, to the ave-
MUGS. streets and alleys OF the city OF
Huntingdon. and execute and receive
the proper convcyanCcs therefor. Any
such conveyance, executed by and in
the name Of the regents OF the State
morn nj school and acknowledged on be-
half OF the said regents by the State
superintendent OF free schools, shall be
valid and cfiectual TO pass to the grantee
therein al the title al the State to the
real estate conveyed thereby. The
transfer and conveyance by the board of
supervisors ui Cdbell county of the
lands and buildings OF Marshall College
to the regents OF said school heretofore
appointed, is hcrebyaccepted, confirmed
and lcsalized. But in case the said
school should at any time hereafter he
removed irmn the said Marshall College,
tie said property 90 conveyed shall re-
vert To and bu vested in the county
court FOR the use Of the said county OF
Cabcll.
This net takes effect in ninety days
from the date OF its approval, March IL,
1870. .. -.
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