Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-03-07
To District School Officers
and Teachers.
orFIcE OF scHooL SUPERINTENDENT,
Condor, Ore, March 4, 1901.

Condor, Ore, March 4, 1901.
All school laws now in force, except
that pertaining to the issuance Of state
papers to those who graduated from nor
NAL schools and chartered institutions
prior to September l, 1899, will remain
in force until May %, 1901.
The following changes have been
made in the methods Of apportioning
the county school fund:
Subdivision 8, section 10. He shall
make an apportionment Of the entire
school fund then in the county treasury
on the first Monday in April and October
of each year, and at such other times
during the year as he may deem advis-
able. The county school fund, collected
in pursuance OF the school tax levied by
the county court, shall be apportioned
in the following manner: In October he
shall apportion $50 to each district in
his county that has reported to him as
required by law. At the same time he
shall apportion to each district in his
county IS for each teacher employed by
such district during the twelve months
Immediately preceding such apportion-
ment, who has attended for a period OF
at least sixteen hours all annual county
institute or state teachers association
held during the twelve months imme-
diately preceding the time of making
such apportionment. The county super
intendent shall take as evidence that
such district has employed teacher or
teachers who have attended an institute
or association as above described,
certificate properly signed by the secre-
tary Of such institute or association, or
certified copy thereof. 1t is hereby
made the duty of such teachers to file
with the clerk of such district a certifi-
cate or copy thereof as hereinbefore pro-
vided, and it shall be the duty OF said
clerk to file said certificate or copy there
of with the school superintendent of his
county; provided, that the county school
superintendent shall not credit district
with greater number OF such certi6-
Gates than the whole number of rooms
in operation in such district at any one
time during the year. The balance OF
the county school funds thereafter re-
naming in the treasury, and any amount
of such funds TO be apportioned at any
other time, shall be apportioned among
the several districts in his county that
have reported to him as required by law
in proportion to the total number of
school age residing in each district,
between the ages of four and twenty
years as shown by the clerks last annual
report. II at the time for making the
apportionments in October there shall
not be sufficient OF the county school
fund to make the required $50 to each
district and the $5 for each teacher en-
ployed, as hereinbefore provided, he
shall apportion the whole amount of
such fund in equal sums among the
several districts which have reported as
required by law, and as soon thereafter
as there ID sufficient amount of the
county school funds on hand for that
purpose he shall apportion to each dis
triet such sum as will make up the
required $50 and $5 for that year. In
the case OF joint districts the sum of $50
herein required to be paid to each school
district in county before any part of
the county school fund is otherwise ap
portioned, said $50 shall be paid to said
joint district by the counties in which
it lies in proportion to the total number
of children resident in each colnty, be-
tween the ages of four and twenty years
in each county as shown by the clerks
last annual report, and the So each for
teachers employed as hereinbefore pro-
vided, shall be paid in equal proportions
by each Of the counties in which such
district lies.
On the first Monday Of October Of each
year be shall apportion the common or
irreducible school fund among the sew
eral districts in his county in proportion
to the number Of children resident there
in between che ages Of four and twenty
years. AS soon as be shall have made
any OF the apportionments provided for
in this subdivision he shall draw war
rants on the county treasurer in favor Of