Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-18
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three cents on the dollar of valuation of
the taxable property of said district to be
determined by the last city assessment.
SEC. 16. MONEYS OF DISTRICT TO BE
PAID TO CITY TREASURED All moneys
to be raised pursuant to the provisions of
this act and all school moneys which shall
by law be appropriated to or provided for
said district, shall be paid over to the
treasurer of the city. ............. and the
county treasurer ................ shall
from time to time, as he shall receive the
each month, on the first Monday thereof,
pay over to said city treasurer the proper
tion thereof belonging to said district, and
for that purpose said board shall have
power to cause all needful steps to be taken,
including census reports, Or other acts or
things, to enable said board to receive the
school money belonging to SAID district, as
formed one of the school districts of the
county where the same may be situated.
SEC. II. BOND OF TREAsURER.l The
treasurer of said city shall give such bond
to said board of education in such sums
and with such conditions and securities as
der to insure the safekeeing Of the school
funds, which shall be in addition
to his other bonds; and the said
treasurer and his sureties upon
such bond, shall be accountable to
the board for the moneys that come
to his hands, and in case of failure of such
treasurer to give such bonds when required
thereto by such board, within ten days
thereafter, such treasurer's Office shall be.
zone vacant, and the city council of said
city shall appoint another person in his
place.
SEC. IS. SCHOOL FuNDs.] All moneys
required to be raised by virtue Of this act
shall be paid in cash or in the warrants
hereinafter provided, drawn on the school
fund only, and such moneys and all
moneys received by said district for the
use Of the common schools therein, shall be
deposited for safe keeping thereof with the
treasurer of said city to the credit OF the
board of education, and shall by him be
safely kept separate and apart from any
other funds of said city, until drawn from
said treasurer as herein provided. The
treasurer shall pay out the moneys author
lied by this act, to be received Dy him upon
warrants drawn by the president, counter
signed by the secretary and attested by tho
seal of the said board of education.
SEC. 10. POWERS OF BOARD.l The said
board shall have power to and it shall be
their duty:
First. To organize and establish such
and so many schools In said district as
they shall deem requisite and expedient,
and to change and discontinue the same.
Second. TO purchase, sell, exchange and
hire school houses and rooms, lots or sites
for school houses, and to fence and i'm
prove them as they may deem proper.
Third. Upon such lots and upon such
sites as now are owned by said school
district, to build, enlarge, alter improve
and repair school houses, O%uthOuSeS and
appurtenances, as they may deem advis-
Fourth. To purchase, sell, exchange,
books for INDECENT pupils, furniture ami
appendages, and to provide fuel for
schools.
Fifth. To have the custody and safe
keeping of the school houses, %OuthOuses.
books. furniture and appurtenances, and
to see that the ordinances Of the city coun-
Gil in relation thereto are observed.
Sixth. To contract with, license and
employ all teachers in said schools, and at
| their pleasure to remove them.
Seventh. TO pay the wages of such teach
| ers out of the money appropriated and pro-
| vided by law for the support of common
| schools in said district, so far as the same
| shall be sufficient, and the residue thereof
from the money authorized to be raised by
Eighth. To defray the necessary and
contingent expenses of the board, includ-
ing the compensation Of the secretary.
Ninth. To have in all respects the
superintendent, supervision and man
agement of the common schools of said
district, and from time to time to adopt,
alter, modify and repeal, as they may deem
e%xpedient, rules and regulations for their
organization, grading, government and in
struction, for the reception of pupils and
their transfer from one school to another,
and generally for their good order, pros
perity and utility.
Tenth. To prepare and report to the
city council of the city of such
ordinances and regulations as may be nee
essary and proper for their protection, safe
keeping, care N preservation of school
houses, lots and sites, and appurtenances
and all the property belonging to the dis
trict connected with or appertaining to the
gest proper penalties for the violation Of
| such ordinances and regulations, and
annually, or or before the first Monday in
| July of each year, to determine and certify
to the county auditor of said. ..........
county the rate of taxation in their opinion
necessary and proper to be levied under
the provisions of this act, for the year COM
after, and also at any time to determine
how many and what denomination of
bonds shall issue and be sold to pay the
extraordinaryputlays required.
SEC. 20. VISITING SCHOOLS. Each
member of said board shall visit all the
public schools in said district at least twice
in each year of his official term, and the
said board shall provide that each of said
schools shall be visited by a committee Of
three or more of their number at least
once during said term.
SEC. 81. Non RESIDENT PUPILs.] Said
board Of education shall have power to
allow the children not resident in said
district, to attend the schools of said dis
trict under the control and care of said
board, upon such terms as said board shall
prescribe, fixing the tuition which shall
be paid therefor.
SEC. %. EXPENDITURES NOT TO EXCEED
MONEYS RAIsED.] 1t shall be the duty Of
the board in all their expenditures and
contracts to have reference to the amount
of money which shall be subject to their
order during the current year for the par
ticular expenditures IN question and not
to exceed that amount.
SEC. %. TITLE TO SCHOOL HOUSES,
GROUNDS, ETc.] The, title of the school
houses, lots, furniture, books, apparatus
and a~ppurtenances and all other property
belonging to any such independent school
district shall be vested in the in
dependent school district for the
use of the schools, and the same while
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