New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-26

psrtntendent of schools OF the county
wherein such school is situated. that It
has the lifcations necessary to entitle
graded schools, the said superintendent
may recommend the same to the state
high school board for such advancement,
and standing OF such school, the board
i becomes satisfied that it fully complies
with all the requirements necessary to
entftle 1t to promotion, SAID board may
raise it to a state graded school, emitting
it to aid such.
Sec. %. Any common school district In
this state not located in any incorporated
village or city, and not entitled to state
ed as ass but y
with the conditions of this act relating
to state rural schools, may receive aid
as, hereinafter provided for state rural
Sec g. In order to be entitled to aid
as state tate rural s, school such gsh3ql s9 sa1
First-Such school shall have main
tstned during the school
least eight (sl months school.
second-It shall be taught by teacher
state Ist or
from one of the normal schools In the
state Endorsed according to law. OF
state Which lai has bean cen approved BY the
superintendent of public Instruction.
Third-lt shall have suitable scnoa
other apparatus as Is necessary for doing
efficient work.
Sec. "a. Applications from districts for
aid as herein provided for in case OF
state rural schools shall be made to the
superintendent Of schools OF the COUNTIES
ty shall al
state superintendent of PUBLIC instruction
such applications as are indorsed seq, ana a
recommended by them, together with tho
certificate of the Superintendent OF the
county wherein the district making such
spRca02 is , e to THE ss With that at
the conditions mentioned In section
twenty three (2s) of this act.
instruction shall apportion to each Of said
schools fully complying with the provi-
sions of this act and such rules Of gem
in relation to state rural schools. the SUM
of seventy-five G6) dollars i'll each year;
provided, however that in. case the
this act for the payment Of aid to such
schools shall In any year be insufficient
to, apportiop to each Of such state rural
amount Of seventy-five G5} dollars. then
in such case such amount as Is appro-
Priated and available SHAH AL be appor-
Sec Sec. 26. The superintendent Of public
Sha SHOW all Schools applying for and
each year and detailed account Of all
Foe sSeh BY e H and asDass
ent Is also authorized to establish such
rules of a general nature as shall be
the best results among schools, receiving
state aid as state rural schools.
Sec. q. The Superintendent Of PUBLIC
report a comprehensive statement Of ali
and number Of schools in each class re-
Ing the Classes n each ana the cost Of
u na this act Tor the Years covered By
ed an estimate Of the appropriations nec-
essary to meet the requirements OF this
act act; for the succeeding TWO q? years End 4,
deem useful and proper.
the provisions of this act into effect the
annually, to be paid out Of any moneys
in the state treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated. viz:
of et sthee ao ola
For aid to state graded schools the sum
Of twenty-six thousand t26,ooo dollars.
high school e board and the salaries and
travelling expenses of the high school
and graded school inspectors, in sum
not to exceed nine thousand five hun
bred (s,5oO) dollars. shall be drawn from
the annual appropriate herein made
for high and graded schools In proportion
to the respective AMOUNTS appropriated
able on the first Qst) day Of August, one
thousand eight hundred and ninety nine
QS99).
For aid to state semi-graded schools
the sum Of eleven thousand u,00O dol
lars.
For aid to state rural schools the sum
Of forty thousand 100000 dollars, which
amounts or 50 much thereof SIS shall be
necessary shall be paid on the warrants
Of the superintendent of public instruc-
Provided, the first annual appropriation
herein provided for shall become avail.
able August first :dsD, nineteen hundred
thirty first 1s1st5, nineteen hundred
QaDO).
Sec 20. Chapter one hundred ana forty
hundred and eighty-one (1ssD, as amend
ed by chapter one hundred and ono 11o1l
OF the general laws Of eighteen hundred
esp Of ' the general i laws Of Eighteen hun
bred and eighty-one dsS) extra session,
as amended by chapter fTty (4@ 81 the the
laws os 81 one
Of eighteen hundred and ninety-ive
CSs5) and chapter two hundred and hfty.
hundred and ninety-seven QSsD. as
amended by house file number one hun
dred and thirty-five d35), of the thirty.
Minnesota approved March eleventh
Q1tM eighteen ninety-nine Qs99l; chapter
one hundred and ffty-one q5D Of the
dred and eighty-three QSS3), and chapter
two hundred and f1fty-six G5e2 Of the
general laws of eighteen hundred and
ninety-seven QS9O, and all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 80. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after July thirty
first (S1sD. eighteen hundred ninety-nine
Approved April 21st. 1899.
CHAPTER s5S--H- F. NO. 2s4.
AN ACT to create and provide for sys-
mote the establishment Of free public
libraries and to create state public H.
brary commission, and to appropriate
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. There Is hereby created q
system Of travelling libraries which shall
the state library commission herein pro-
vided for.
Sec. 2. There is hereby created state
public library commission. consisting OF
Sec. 8. The president of the state uni
versity and the state superintendent OF
public instruction and the secretary OF
the State Historical society: are hereby
state library commission, and the gov
ernor of the state shall as speedily after
the passage Of this act as practicable,
appoint by and with the consent OF the
the State Of Minnesota. as members OF
the said state library commission. The
commission shall elect it's own officers
from among Its own members.
Sec. 4. One of the members appointed
by the governor shall be appointed for q
term Of four a. years from January lst.