The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-02-12
SCHOOL OF MINES.
Continued from 4th page.

TO the mining interests and the
working and treatment of all ores
and metals; to receive and keep
such rare and valuable samples
and SPECIMENS of ores and the
product of mines and mills that
may be contributed and donated
from any source, and shall add,
as far as possible, any obtainab e
contributions to the museum and
laboratory of said Idaho School
of Science, and thus add in the
promotion of mining science and
literature. He shall keep a cor
rect account of all moneys re-
ceived and paid into the treas
ury, as well as those paid out.
SEC. IL. The secretary shall
report to the Legislature at ev-
cry regular session thereof, and
to the Governor of the State on
the first Monday OF November of
each year, which report ST all en-
brace all such statements, ac-
counts, statistics, assays and 9th
er information re ative to min
ing science and the proceedings
of the said B ard of Di ectors.
SEC. u. The secretary shall
receive as his compensation for
services such sum as the Board
of Directors shall determine to
be paid quarterly from the State
Treasurer in the same manner as
is provided by law fJr the pay
ment of the salary of State Off
GERS.
SEC. 13. The course of in
struction in the Idaho School of
of Science shall embrace the
English language and literature,
mathematics, civil and mining
engineering, chemistry, mineral
ogy. metallurgy. geology, his
tory, book keeping and such 9th
er studies as the said Board of
Directors and such scho jl may
from time prescribe.
SEC. Il. The Board of Direc-
tors may at any time suspend the
session of the school in case of
fire or the prevalence of fatal
diseases and other u forseen
calamities.
| SEC. 15. Said Board of Direc-
tors shall have general control
and supervision of said school
md property pertaining thereto,
real and personal and all appro-
priations made by the State for
the State support of the same
and also the management of any
lands donated by the general
government, or set aside for the
uses of the Idaho School of Sci
ence by authority of the State.
The board shall have plenary
power to adopt all such ordinan-
ces, bylaws and regulations
needed, not in conflict with this
act, as they may deem necessary
to secure the successful opera
ton of the Idaho School of Sci.
ence and promote its designs and
objec S.
Sec. 16. The Board of Trus
tees shall have power to elect
the principal and all teachers
that may be deemed necessary, Il
fix the salaries of the same alC
to prescribe their duties.
: SEC. IL. The Board of Trus
tees shall prescribe the tex
books, apparatus and furniture
and provide the same, tcgethe
E with all necessary stationery TO
d the use of the pupils.
: SEC. 18. The principal an(
teachers, when chosen, shal
!. constitute the faculty of sal,
+ Idaho School of Science. tn
Il principal of the school shall b
President of the Faculty.
SEC. 10. The faculty shal
= pass all needful rules and regula
tions. necessary to the govern
II ment and discipline of the school
ir regulating the routine of labor
a study, meals, and the duties aa
&c exercises of all such rules an
+ regulations, as are necessary +
% the preservation of morals, dec
n Drum and health.
Sec. 20. The faculty sha'
have charge of the laboratory
" mineralogical cabinets, meta
lurgic works and the museum c
> the institution.
Sec. 81. 1t shall be the dut
: of the Board of Trustees to pre-
scribe the course of study. an
r. the time and standard of gradl
alton, and to issue such csrtit
Gates and diplomas, as may b
d deemed from time to time sui
v able.
IN ff SEC. %. The said Idah
is School of Science shall be ope
be and free for instruction for a
IN bona fide residents of this stat
xr,thout Y-euar1 IN soy or colo