Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06
Puh1icha1 M.

AM CHAPTER 356 ~ 1'0A'
utes of ~ oainend section 145Sd of the stat
consiu c Lo9o, reiat1ng to the Northern Wis
o ooaeIn state fair and providing for an in.
tn baeaseu appropriation therefor.
Ane people OF the State of Wisconsin ron.
as foi1at, IN senate and assembly do enact
- Section !; Section 1850 is hereby omona
Gu by striking out the words .styo1ttr aa
go Gu Where they occur in said seotion
st+bi, ttnsertlng IN lieu thereof the words
,na- Two Two hundred and fifty" and by add
foIioWinorn e . end OF said section 145Sd the
Nnrtbd ing and further provided that said
~ I onetn wisconsin state fair shall receive
e. ~ nioney under the provisions of this act
h hor any year that an annual fair is NOT
tion sb 81 lnat When SO amended said Sec
-, S tLll read as follows: Section l45Sd
Cpon the presentation to him Of tho S11nrn
- "t al OF the president and secretary
Inc Nofthern Wisconsin state fair here
SAID or cs.aoIlshed at Chippewa Falls, that
Soiu organization at it's last annual fair or
feA!nloIClon prohibited and excluded from IFS
b hi grounds and premises over which it
80 ritu control all gambling and gambling de-
TO- whatsoever and that said organiza-
Ilou nad not authorized or allowed any
IIipll!suouS, malt, ardent or Intoxicating
aaquofS or drinks to be sold on said grounds
1919 the year, the secretary of state
rIiSrL uGIing Lhe first ten days Of each Feb
90 :, ufaW his warrant ia favor of the
5S,ea 9 OF said fair for thirty-tWo hun
ureu ana fifty dollars and ten Der centum
9I the amount Of premiums actually paid
ey salu Ialr at It's last preceding annual
al III computing the amount on which
such percentage is to be paid there shall
nor be included more than one thousand
uoilafs or premiums, or prizes for trials or
sAaiLolLIons or speed Of all classes in any
year, provided that no other agricultural
society ID Ihlppewa county shall receive
any money from the state; and further
proElded that said Northern Wisconsin
state lair shall receive no money under the
~ or. haE
annual fair Is not held
oecLlon Z. This act shall take effect and
De IN force, from and after its passage and
Approved May 10, 1901.
No. 179, 81 [Published May IA, 1901.
CHAPTER 357.
AN ACT relating to school boards and
common and high schools in cities of the
first class.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows
Section i. Section 8, of chapter 1856, Of
the laws OF 1897, as amended by chapter
58, laws of 1899, is hereby amended so as
to read as follows: Section 9. The board
of school directors shall elect by ballot on
the first Tuesday of March next following
the date OF their first appointment, and
every third year thereafter, a person Of
suitable learning and experience in the art
or instruction and practical familiarity
VIII the most approved methods of organ
!zlng and conducting a system Of schools,
for superintendent Of schools, and said su-
perrin endent shall hold his office, for three
years, except in case Of removal as here
matter provided. The superintendent of
schools shall, under the direction of the
board, have general supervision of the pub
lie schools In the cities aforesaid and of
the manner of conducting and grading
them, and Of the teachers. He shall ap-
point subject to confirmation by the board,
an assistant superintendent and such other
assistants and supervisors as may be au-
thorized by the board; provided, that the
creation of any new office or the increasing
of any salary Of any officer, teacher or en-
ploye, by the said board Of school directors,
shall after the adoption Of any resolution
therefor by said board be submitted to the
mayor Of any such city who may exercise
the veto power with respect thereto, In the
same manner and with like effect as he
now may exercise such power with respect
to resolutions Of the common council Of
any such city. Such superintendent shall
be an advisory member Of every committee
Of the board, except at times where any
inquiry into his acts Investigation of
his official conduct shall be under consid-
GRAFTON by such committee. A committee,
consisting Of the president OF the board,
and four members Of the board selected by
the president shall examine certificate,
employ, classify, transfer and promote
teachers, The action of such committee
shall be subject to amendment and con-
firmation by the board. The president of
the board and four members of the board
thereof to be selected by the president,
shall constitute a committee to select and
u-.ermfne courses Of study for the schools,
and the text books to be used therein.
The action Of such committee shall be sub
5ect to amendment and continuation by the
board. The president together with four
members Of the board selected by him, act
ing as a committee, may by majority
vote dismiss teachers and Janitors for mis-
conduct, incompetency, inet6ciency or mat
tentton to duty. The action of such com
mittee shall be subject to amendment, re-
lection, or continuation by the board. The
assistant superintendent and other super
visors and assistants heretofore referred
to- shall hold their several positions during
the term for which the superintendent is
elected, except in case OF removal. The
salaries of the superintendent, assistant SD
perintendent and other assistants shall be
fixed by the board.
Section 3 Section 10 of said chapter [of1
1856, laws Of 1897, as amended by chapter 6S,
laws Of 1899, is hereby amended so as to
read as follows: Section 10. The board
shall also appoint, as a vacancy shall oc-
cur, some suitable person to act as secre-
tary Of the board, who shall receive sal
airy to be fixed by such board. 1t shall be
his duty to attend the meetings of the
board to keep a record Of the proceedings,
and full and fair account Of all receipts
and expenditures of the board, and TO 40
and perform such other duties as shall be
required of him by said board. The sec
rotary Of the board shall, before entering
upon the duties of his office, execute bond
such form and penalty and with such con-
ditions as the board shall prescribe, with
sureties to be approved by said board,
which bond shall be fled with and Kept IN
the office of the city clerk of said city, and
the board may require security to be given
for the faithful performance Of his duties
by any officer or employe or SAID board, In
such form and amount as the board shall
deem best, and may at any time require of
any officer or employe additional bonds ana
sureties, in it's discretion. The secretary OF
the board shall also take the annual emu
meratiOn of the children OF school age IN
the city, required by law, and shall at the
same time collect such further statistics
and information relating to schools ana 70
the population entitled to school privileges
in said city as may be directed and re-
ouired by the board, and he shall receive
for such service a compensation or fee OF
two cents per capita upon the entire emu.
meration Of persons between the ages OF
four and twenty, residing IN such city, to
be audlted by the board and paid out of the
funds provided for the support OF the
schools. 80,
Section 8. Section IT, of said charter 1856
laws of 1897, as amended by chapter 49,
laws of 1899 is hereby amended so as to
read as follows; Section II. The common
council shall, in addition to the funds mere
Inhefere provided for the support and
maintenance Of the public schools levy and
collect tax upon all the taxable property
of said city, at the same time ana III the
same manner as other taxes are levied ana
collected by law, for such amount of money
as NAV be determined and reported to the
common council In September in such year.
for the purpose Of defraying the expense
of repairs Of school buildings, fixtures
grounds and fences, and replacing broken
or W. m out furniture. Said tax, when COL
lected. shall be set aside for the purpose
herein specified, to be d1sbursed only upon
the order Of the board of school directors,
unon bills incurred and allowed by them
for the purposes herein mentioned. Such
L tax shall not exceed one-[ourtn OF I mn