Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-27
REPEATING SPECIAL SCHOOL Law


49, ~
III. b. No. 1871
An .\c, Providing for Bringing Independent School
Districts Under the Provisions of the Genera
School Laws, and for the Repeal of Certain Laws
Providing for independent Districts.
Be 1t Enncted By the Legislative As.embly Of the
state Of North DnkOtu:
SECTION l. Any independent district or
ganiZrd for school purposes under a spec
ial law, which does not include or is not in
cludcd in any city, OF Incorporated town
or village organized for municipal pur-
poses, shall become a part of the school
district or districts in which it is located
by the repeal of the special law organizing
or governing such independent districts.
Any independent district organized for
school purposes under a special law, or I'M.
der any other law than the general school
laws of 1890, which includes or is included
in any city or Incorporated town or village
organized for municipal purposes, shall be-
come Il special district by the repeal of the
special or other law organizing or govern
ing such independent school district. ANY
school district or special district so cOnsti-
tutcd or constituted in part shall be gov
crnrd by Chapter 81. Laws OF 1890, entitled
AN act to provide for a uniform system oi
free public schools throughout the State
and to prescribe penalties for violation of
the provisions thereof, and acts amrnda-
tory lherrto:' PInridrd, That nothing in
this act shall prevent amy such inurptn-
dent district from coming under the opera
ton Of such general school laws in the
manner provided therein.
T. :. me noaid OF euucall"ll or other
governing Doafu OF Sllch independent dis
lrlrl SHali cn1lllilue 10 exercise lh" powers
anu uUll'S drVo1Illlg upon tilpll uildtr the
provisions OF St!cl Src"lal or DINER law GOV
erning such independent district, the same
as though such law had not been repealed,
un1ll the second Tuesday IN July following
the repeal OK such special or other law:
f1"f'i''' Ilat all that portion OF the gen
eral school laws when provide for an an
nual school election Slall aEpiy I" such in
urprilarlll dIStrlcl ana Shall br III full
l"ir' AND ell'cl 1"r Tue purpose or eleCllng
S!ilo"l 'l,lrerS III Sllch annual Hrhool elec'
ton; and S'lrI GillcrrS Hliall he elected in
ana 'or the Wlnir Schunl district, including
the independent dislIlct or porllnn OF such
independent district located therein, or in
anu Tor the SItria! u%l"trlrt, III" same as
tn"'lgh no law lia!t ever existed providing
10! inc olSaiiZalion OK Surii independent
alSlricl; lrovldcd further, That IN a spec
lal d!Hlflct loriieu ana created as herein
pFoIlued.a lull DnaTu Oh rduratlon shall
De erected as provided by law Tor flrSt cleo
IONS, hui, tllat III school districts so formed
ann created as herein provided by the ad-
ul1lnii on such !ndppcldtnt district, or por-
ton l'ere"t, there shall be elected only
Sucl olllctfS as are required 10 Ill the reg
lar vacancies IN the school Offices OF such
scnoo! ulstr!cl N~c:clotnre orgaillZtd.
SEC. . when TN" boundaries or such
Hrh""l di>trict or dIStrlc'N shall nave been
arranged a, contemplated III this act, the
urtrrmIliatlon ana Division or ~colsOlida-
Iltl ~ IL I(DIS. 1lhnhlIt ana ASSETS M tnl