The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-29
Whitney g. Marsh, Id whitney g. Marsh, Id

, ed. and United States history, bookkeep-
ling physiology and hygiene, civil govern
ment, pedagogy, natural philosophy; the
| applicant must be Is years old and have
taught school successfully for three
months prior to taking examination; his
examination papers must show an aver
age of 90 per cent more. but no
branches below 70. Second grade certif-
cate requires a person to be 16 years old
pass an examination averaging not less
than so per cent with no branch below
GO. Third grade certificate requires pass
| ing examination in the ordinary branches
only on an average of not less than 70
! per cent with no branch below 50. Ger
tificates are good only in the county for
which they are issued, but first grade
certificates may be Endorsed for another
county. Certificates may be revoked on
the grounds of immortality or other
causes. Temporary certificates may be
issued at the request of the District
Board by the County Superintendent
good until the next regular examination.
/ No certificate may be issued except as
above stated for temporary emergency
except upon examination as above pro-
vided.
! Chapter "a. Relates to the issuing OF
scnool district bonds under certain re-
strictions.
city of the first class is school district
in itself. has a Board of Education elect
ed by popular vote on a separate ballot
The City Boards have power to make
their own rules maintain a system OF
grade of schools. establish a High School
IL they think necessary and control
schools and school property of the city.
Each ward elects a. member of the
, School Board. The Board elects presi-
: a l.,,,1 l.-l-
urer of the School Board is elected by a
popular vote. The Board may elect
City superintendent of the Schools,
whose duties in the city are similar TO
those of, the County Superintendent in
/ the county. The Board of Education will
meet monthly and make an annual report.
which shall be published in the newspa-
per Of the city. Expenditures exceeding
$500 are required to be contracted for.
Bonds may be voted by the people Of the
city for school purposes at a special
/ election held for that purpose.
T. Chapter 2S. Provides procedure in the
! case of formation of a new county
L Chapter III Provides for the salaries Of
i the county officers: Clerk $500 per year,
4 Sheriff s., 500, Treasurer SO, 500, Register OF
Deeds. 5000, Probate Judge $500, Sur
Yeyor s., 800, Coroner $1,000, Assessor 81
200. County Superintendent of Public In
struction $1,000 members Of the Board OF
| County Commissioners $40 for time actu-
ally engaged in county business; when
| sitting as Board of Equalization $50 In
I addition to the regular fee for attend
4 ing such meetings. and while examining
ing any county works, mileage at
cents mile; salary payable monthly.
| Chapter Is. Fees in all cases paid into
| the county are fixed at rates generally
lower than those now in existence. Fees
of the following officers are enumerated:
! Clerks of the County Courts and of the
Supreme Court; Sheriff, Probate Judge
Register of Deeds, recording papers, hrst
folio Is cents. additional folios 10 cents
certificate of filing IS cents, entry on IN
dex Is cents, copy of records per foho
10 cents, recording town plats of 100 lots
or less s10 additional 100 lots IS, ming
papers Is cents. Also fees to be charged
! by County Treasurer, Surveyor, Notary
Public. Lower rates are provided ior
discharged soldiers and seamen, WIDOWS
orphans and legal representatives there
Of Fees are fixed for Coroners, Com
missioners for the partition of real es-
tate, Appraisers and civil actions, jus
tees of the Peace, Constables, witnesses
and Jurors.
Section So provides that any officer
who shall overcharge may be fined -
| for each offense. A folio IS defined ~
100 words, figures being counted as one
word mo fees allowed by this Ac'
shall he due or demanded until the Sc
vices for which such fees are chargeaoe
have been performed"
This Act shall take effect and be il.
force from and after the first day o.
June. 1901"