The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER 18g-H. F. NO. 455.

I, ton Il and article 4, section 49, article 5,
i and hfty-two 1922 Of the General Laws of
!, 1899, relating 70 certain schools
: aSe 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
/, Section l. That section nine 90 of chapter
Z three hundred and ffty-two (352) of the laws
q OF 1899 be amended to read as follows:
section ., The said high school board shall
CsTecetve applications from such schools for state
AID and snail apporuon to each OF said schools
> MI9cA sha1I nave IuIy complied with tho pro-
visions OF this act and the rules of the board
G relating to state high schools and whose APP
pltcatonS shall have been approved by the
board, the sum of one thousand dollars Isl OOO)
provided, however. that in case the amount APP
= proprlated and available under this act for
/ me payment OF aid to such schools shall, in
: any year, be insufficient to apportion each of
. such state high schools are entitled thereto
the fun amount of one thousand dollars
$1,000, then in such case such amount is
appropriated and available shall be apportionAi
Fro rata among all the schools entitled there-
Sec. .. That article 8, section IA, chapter
C252, General Laws OF Minnesota, 1899, Re
amended so as TO read follows:
Section Il The said board shall receive
apI4lcatlons from such schools for state aid
and shall aDportion to each of said graded
schools which shall have complied with the
provisions of this act and the rules Of tho
board relating TO state graded schools ana
such board the sum of four hundred (4OO) dol
,4ars IN each year; provided, however, that in
b. case uhe amount appropriated and available
tuloer TINS act 1or the payment of aid to such
schools shall in any year be insufficient to
lappCrIon TO each Of such state graded schools
las are entitled thereto the full amount of four
hundred dollars ($4OO), then in such case such
amount as IS appropriated and available shall
be apportiOned pro rata among all the schools
entitled thereto; and provided further, no
graded school which shall be connected with
or in the same district with g state high
Visions of this act.
- Sec. 8. That article 4 section 10, chapter
three hundred and fifty-two (352) General
Laws Of Minnesota, 1899, be amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 10. The said superintendent of pub
lie instruction shall aDpOrtiOn to each of said
schools which shall have fully complied with
the provisions of this act, and such rules of
q general nature may be established by
him relating to semi-graded schools, the sum
Of two hundred COO dollars in each year; pro-
q V1dea, however, that in case the amount appro-
prlated and available under this act for in
payment OF aid in such schools shall in any
year be insufficient to apportion to each Of
sald state senl-graded schools as are entitled
thereto the full amount Of two hundred (200)
dollars, then in such case such amount as is
appropriated and available shall be appor-
thereto.
Sec. 4 That article Q, section twenty-five
(25) Of chapter three hundred and fiftv-tNo
(352) Of the General Laws of the State Of
as follows
Section 25 Said superintendent of public
instruction shall apportlon to each OF said
schools fully complying with the provisions of
ms act and such rules Of a general nature
as may De established by him in relation to
state rural schools, the sum Of one hundred
dollars (S1OO) N each year; provided, however,
That in case the amount appropriated and avail
able under this act for the payment of aid to
such schools shall in any year be insufficient
to apportion TO each of said state rural schools
.hs are entitled thereto the full amount of one
hundred dollars (S1O0, then in such case such
amount as is appropriated and available shall
De apportoned pro rata among all the schools
entitled thereto.
Sec. 8. That article 5. section 2s of chap
ter $50 OF the General Laws of 1899 be amend
ed so as to read as follows
Section %. For the purpoce Of carrying
out the provisions Of this act the following
sums are hereby appropriated annually to be
paid out Of any moneys in the state treasury
not otherwise appropriated VIZ:
- For aid to state high schools. the sum of
BOO NSi1O'
For aid to state grader schools, the sum
Of hfty-twO thousand 90, 000) dollars
For the necessary expenses Of the state
high school board and the salaries and trav-
cling expenses Of the high school and graded
school inspectors. in sum not to exceed nine
thousand five hundred g, 500 dollars, shall be
1rawn from the annual appropriations herein
made for high and graded schools in proportion
o the respective amounts appropriated to each,
which sum shall become available on the first
ired and one Q90D.
For aid to state seni-graded schools the
sum OF twenty-five Thousand (25,000) dollars.
For aid to state rural schools, the sum OF
sixty thousand CO. 000) dollars, which amounts
IT so much thereof shall be necessary shall
5e paid on the warrants of the superintendent
# public instruction, drawn on the state audi
or
Provided, the first annual approximation
herein provided for shall become available
August LIST, nineteen hundred and one Q9O1l
or the school year ending July thirty-l first
3lsD, nineteen hundred and one (1901).
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be In
.orce from and after Its passage.
Approved April 0, 1901