Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-01-06

DEC. Z. lne directors Vi lucOIpOr-
ated city or town districts may, i'll
their discretion, elect one city or
town School Superintendent in each
said district who may be a teacher of
the district, and whe shall have the
control or management of all the
schools in his district, subject to the
concurrence of the Board Of Direc-
tors.
Sec. 3. 1t shall bt the duty of the
city CT town superintendent to visit
all the common schools in his dis
tIict, as often as twice every month
during school terms, and to see that
all requirements of the school law
and the Board of Directors are en-
forced.
Sec. 4. The Directors of any
school district composed of any i'll.
corporated city or town, shall, when
IN their opinion it is necessary, levy
a special tax of not exceeding ten
mills in any one year for the pur-
pose of building school houses,
which tax shall be levied and collect
ed as provided in the general school
law: Provided. that no special school
tax shall be levied or assessed in any
district until the same shall have
been submitted to the qualified vot-
ers Of such districts as required by
law and majority of the votes cast
shall be in favor of such tax.
Sec. 5. The Directors Of such dis
tricts may also have power to levy a
special tax of not exceeding five (5)
mills in any one year for tuition pur-
poses in their districts: Provided,
That such tax shall he levied in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Sec
tio1 four of this act.
Sec. 6. When two or more school
districts in any town or city are
united by the provisions of this act,
ali the Directors of the districts SO
united shall &C. as Directors OF said
new district aud shall have all the
powers and authority conferred by
the laws of this Territory upon
School Directors, land they may
designate the person to act as Clerk
of said districD until the next annual
school meeting in said district,
at which time there shall be three
Directors and one Clerk elected for
said district, in the manner provided
by law, who shall hold their respec-
tive offices as provided for officers of
new districts.
Sec. Z. Districts thus formed shall
be entitled to their full share of al
public school fund moneys, to be
drawn from the County Treasury, in
proportion to the school enumera-
ton of such districts.
Sec. s. Directors failing to organ
ize their districts as herein provided,
within one hundred and twenty days
after the passage of this act shall be
deemed guilty of IL misdemeanor and
fined in any sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars, providing they are
supplied with sufficient money to so
organize the same.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and otter its
passage and approval.
An act in relation to the distribution and
sale of the Code.
Be it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of WASH
ington, That upon receipt of the
printed copies of the Code, the Sec
rotary of the Territory shall proceed
to distribute them as follows: He
shall send one copy to each of the
following Territorial oflice;s, to-wit:
The Governor, the Secretary, Terri
tnrial Auditor, Territorial Treasurer,
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, the members of the present
Legislative Assembly, Judges of the |
Supreme Court, Clerks of the Su-
preme and District Courts, to each |
County Auditor, Treasurer, County |
Superintendent of Schools, Sheriff,
County Commissioners, Probate
Judge and Justice of the Peace in
this Territory, also copy to each of
the three Clerks of the Code Com
mittee, and also send copies to sister
States and Territories and to the
Departments at Washington as he
now distributes the session laws.
He shall deliver the remaining cop
les OF the Code to the Territorial
Auditor, taking his receipt therefor.
Sec. 2. The Territorial Auditor
shall forward, at the expense of the
Territory, to the County Auditors of
the several counties in tue Territory,
for sale as herein provided, the num-
Der of copies of the Code hereinafter
named, and he shall charge each
county with the number of copies
sent at the rate of three dollars per
copy, notifying each Auditor that
said copies are to be sold to the pub
lie at that price. No person not
resident and taxpayer in the county
shall be allowed to purchase from
the County Auditors and no person
shall he allowed to purchase more
han one copy from any one Auditor.
Ibe number of copies to be sent to |,
he various County Auditors shall he ,,
Is follows.
Copies. Comics !
.nehaliS. ......... 10 Pacific ~ 10 |
Italian ........... 10 Pierce ......3 80
,owlitz % San Juan IN l
Ilarke 40 Skamani, ~
80 SnOhOmish IN
sland 10 SDokane 40
fairfield . 25 Steyans IN .
Jefferson. No.. 30 Thursten 80
Hing 60 Wakiakum 900 10 4
Hitsap ........... 10 Walla Walla 60 7
\llckitat ......... 40 w hatcom 90