The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-04-27

TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELECTION OF SCHOOL
TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
Section 1. Section Of said act Is
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows: Section one. An election Of
School Trustees shall be held in each
school district in the State on the
fourth Monday in May, eighteen hun
dred and ninety-two, and at such cleo
ton two Trustees shall be elected, one
10 serve two years and one to serve four
years; provided, however, that in dis
tricts having a voting population at
the last preceding general election of
fifteen hundred or over, one Trustee
shall be elected to serve two years, and
two to serve four years. The Trustees
elected to serve two years shall take
office on the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and ninety three,
and serve until the first Monday in
July, eighteen hundred aud ninety
four. aud the Trustees elected to serve
four years shall take office on the first
Monday in January. eighteen hundred
and ninety-three, and serve until the
first Monday in July, eighteen hum
dred and ninety six. At the election to
be held on the fourth Monday in May,
eighteen hundred and ninety four,
there shall DO elected in each school
district one Trustee. to serve two years
and one to serve four years; provided,
however. that in all districts having q
voting population OF fifteen hundred or
over, at the last preceding election,
one Trustee shall be elected for two
Years, and two for four years. The
Trustees elected for two years shall
take Office on the frst Monday in July,
eighteen hundred and ninety-f -four, and
serve until the first Monday In July,
eighteen hundred and ninety.six, and
those elected for four years, shall take
ofice on the first Monday In January,
eighteen hundred and ninety five, and
serve until the first Monday in July,
eighteen hundred and ninety. eight.
Sec. 2. Section 2 Of said Act is here
ey amended so as to read as follows
Section two. At the school election to
be held on the fourth Monday in May,
eighteen hundred and ninety six, and
every two years thereafter, there shall
DC elected one Trustee to serve two
Years and one to serve four years, pro-
Vided, however. tnst in school districts
having voting population Of fifteen
hundred OF over. at the last preceding
general election, theresa, all be elected
one Trustee to serve two years and two
10 serve four years, aud said trustees
shall take their Office on the first Mon
day In July next succeeding their
election, and hold until their success.
sors are elected or appointed.
| GOVERNMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE
STATE ORPHANS HOME.
section !. Section 8 of tho above
entitled Act, approved March /, 1879
Is hereby amended SO as to read az fol-
lows: Section nine. Upon complying
with the requirements of this Act. all
orphans under fourteen years of age
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may be admitted to the State Orphans
Home; provided, no orphan ever shall
be admitted to or received unto said
State Orphans Home who is either an
insane person, an idiot, Or a person so
mentally or physically deformed as to
DC incapable of receiving the elements
OF an education in the usual English
branches. For the purposes of this Act.
the age ofmajority for all orphans that
are or may be wards of the State, shall
be eighteen years.
LIMITING THE DURATION OF SESSIONS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.
Section /. Section l of soid above
entitled Act is hereby amended 80 as
to read as follows: Section one. No
regular session OF the Legislature of
the State of Nevada shall exceed fifty
days.
REDUCING AND REGULATING THE SALARIES
AND CONVERSATIONS OF CERTAIN
STATE OFFICERS.
| Section !. Section 7 of an Act en-,
titled can Act reducing and regulating
the salaries and compensation of GER.
tain State officers and attaches of the
State government of Nevada, +" aporov-
ed February 21, 1881, is hereby
amended to read as follows: Section
seven. To State Senators and mem.
bsrs of the Assem- bly,, eight dollars pc,
day for each day Of service, provided
the total amount so paid shall not OK.
coed the sum Of four hundred dollars
at any regular session, and fifteen
cents per mile for each mile actually
travelled in going to and returning from
the place OF meeting, which said mile.
age shall, however, be computed, in
all cases, upon the shortest route, Il
there be two or more routes, to the
said place Of meeting; provided, thai
each member may be allowed not ex
ceeding twenty dollars for the purchase
OF newspapers and stationery durint
each session.