The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26

Der capita for average attendance, tho expense
Per capita estimating therein the expenses ad-
d1:ional for those indentured, and such other in
governor or superintendent of public instruction
may request The members OF said board of
control COZ shall be allowed The expenses necessar-
ny incurred by them In the discharge Of their
official duties and three :}) dollars Der alay for
Their official services actually and necessarily
performed which shall he audited by the state
sudltor and paid from the general fund.
SEC. ~. That whenever the county commits
slo nners OF any county shall bring any child
neto i the Judge OF probate for examination as
10 lls alleged dependence, as provided in section
sixteen l6) OF this act, they shall present to
ga Judge an application :-'ting which shall
be filed IN his Office for such examlnhv;on which
shall be signed by at least two(2)of said commits
s1oners in which they shall certify that in their
opinion the child named is dependent on the
pubic for support, and that he has no parents
against whom his support can be enforced.
SEC. Il. That the superintendent, or agent.
Or board OF control OF the state public school, is
nereoy authorized to consent to the adoption Of
any child who has or shall become an inmate Of
sAi1 instltutlon, bV any person Or persons. pur-
snant 70 the provisions OF any act entitled IAN
sct TO provide for changing theA name OF minor
adopted children and Of other persons" approved
February twenty-sixth (26). Eighteen hundred
said board of control shall cease 70 be the yuard-
ian OF the child so adopted.
SEC -. That whenever, on tho examination
provided for In this act, the Judge OF probate
shall determine that tho child ia dependent on
the public for support neglected, he shall
cause IL TO be examined by the county physician,
able practicing physician, and shall In no case
onter the order in his journal showing the child
Is admissible to this school unless the physician
making SUCH examination shall certify in writ
Ing, I1der OATH filed III said court, that the Child
examined by him il, [in] his opinion, OF sound
mind and has no chronic or contagious disease,
haa avn
contagious disease within fifteen Il 81 DAYS pre-
v1oas to sTch examination before the judge OF
attached to the other papers provided by this
ac IT, 70 &C aecon n each child to this school
force from and after it's passage
Approved March 3. 1885.
AN ACT to amend section sixteen (16) of chap
ter thirty-slx (36) OF the General Statutes OF
one thousand eight hundred and seventy EIGHT
-uS7s), rclat ting to education.
De ~ enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION 1. That tho second provlso Of Sec
tlon sixteen q ~, chapter ,hirty-six t36}. Gen.
erai Statutes of one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight 1S7S), be and the same is hereby
amends SO as tn read as follows:
section 10. Provided, second, that IL any
I'VE Or more voters. who are freeholders residing
IN the district and who may feel aggreved by
the alteration or organization of their district
shall make and file with the county auditor
ers for q rehearing OF any matter in relation to
school districts upon which they have entered
their order not more than twenty DAYS prior to
such filing said auditor shall nrssenI 10 s, W.
1t their next session there,Yter ~ soil on,,,.;
sinners who shall rhereun0n canse notice If a
rehcarnp Of su,.h marrer r. 10 sarrod w., ~ th "
clerks OF the affected districts, and posted az
place state in such notice or At Observation-Disclosures
shall hear such grievance. and make such ordcyy
in the premises as they NAV think ius1ica "a
quires.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its passage. w -
Apnroved March q lax
An ac,r vaan,.,D. :. ~, 80 s;....,
AN All requiring the education OF all healthy
children.
Se enacted by the Legislature Of the State
q NWneSot0:
SECTION l. That every parent, guardian or
other person in the State OF Minnesota, having
TO send such child or children to u public school
or private school, taught by competent in
structor, tor a period Of at least twelve (l2)
weeks LII each year, at least six (6l weeks of
child Or children are excused from such at
tenaance by the board Of the school district or
the board OF education of the city or indepeu-
GEM school district IN which such parent,
guardian or person having con5 rol resides upon
Its being shown to their sati sfacton that such
poverty' TO cloohe such child properly, or that
Such chllds bodily or mental condition has
oeen such as to prevent his attendance at
scnooi or appllcatlon to stndy for the period re-
at home In such branches of study as are usually
taught In the public schools, subject to the
same examination as other pupils OF the district
or city in which the child resides or that he has
by law, or that there is no school taught within
SWn t2) miles by the nearcs travelled road