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

all state graded schools of two da,,
shall be in the second class.
z. schools shall be maintained ii.
trlcts receiving such aid, at ID
sen1ol months, intending legal hoIS
each and every department. Eaci,
ment shall have an average din
ance of not less than fifteen puniiS
entire schol year to entitle thR
sta~e aid.
8 All persons employed in bofh
OF graded schools applying for
snall be competent teachers and H.
the following grade of certifc9+aS
ppr11clpal OF a state graded school N
first class shall hold some form IA
certificate. In each school of This
assistant shall hold q third grade "a
or certificate of a higher grade
such assistant, if holding n fhird II
tlhcate, shall also have had one ~ s.
ceSsful experience as a teacher in ~
nc schools Of Wisconsin; one assistaS
holu second grade certificate. or s
cate OF a higher grade, and all othaS "a
ants shall hold first grade rertifd
certificates Of higher grade. 7he
pal OF state graded school of the
class shall hold first grade conn
hcate, or some form of a state cd &
ana The assistant shall hold a thirIs IN
certlhcate or certificate of a higha, Isl
provided such assistant, if holding
grade certificate. shall also have 4
years successful experience as a -
the public schools of Wisconsin. NJ
prlnclpal' is hereby interpreted 2
ing the teacher of the highest 60
grades in the school who shall hgTa 81
date supervision of all the gra9aes
word assistant is hereby internrl H4A.
meaning each and every teacher in Zee
graded school other than the prinriss2
4. The school house or school hons
outnouSeS and the grounds. thn -.
ana equipment, shah be maintained iN
coma on and kept free from any f.
tary feature.
.. Sufficient equipment. incIudiDr Is.
maps, bIackboards, library, and other
tlaIS Tor the proper work Of the SchOd65
be provided by the school district M
6. When the school board of anv N.
district desires to secure state MD e,
graded schools, said school board 81
make written application for the S.
the state superintendent. No graded %s
shall be entitled to be placed uDon E.
of state graded schools and to Feceivs
cial state aid until said school shall
been duly inspected by the state s.
tendent, or some member Of his staf
found TO be fully complying with r.
conditions of this act.
I. In order that any GRADED SchooY|
receive special state aid as herein proNi
application shall be made to the So
perintendent by the school board befoSS
first day of September preceding the r.
year for which such special state add
QueSted.
Section 10. Any school district Ii
shall have maintained a graded sch0S
the first class in accordance with the IS
SiOnS of this act shall be entitled g
ceive from the general fund Of the b
annually the sum of three hundred HI
Any school district which shall have 81
tanned a graded school of the seconds
in accordance with the provisions Of
act shall be entitled to receive from
general fund of the state, annually. I'D
of one hundred dollars. To obtain
state aid the school board shall. on 81
fore the first day of August of each
succeeding the school year in which a
cation is made, report to the state sun
tendent, under their Oaths, that such
graded school has complied with all thd.
visions of this act. ThCreuDOn. the
state superintendent. shall fix the au'
to be paid such district. and certifvS
same to the secretary of state; the 81
tary of state shall then draw his warH
upon the state treasurer for the Sel
claims of the school districts. "The s.
tary Of state shall annually include and
portion in the state tax such sJTn as 4
have been certified by the state supporting
receipt of the annual state taxes said
treasurer shall pay to the school dis
treaSurerS, the several amounts called FOL
such warrants. The state superintahdeI
hereby empowered to refuse state aid
any school district which in his iudgl
has failed to comply with the proviSion
this act. The whole amount annually
under the provisions of this act shalj
exceed sixty thousand dollars, and
more be demanded by the state gra
schools. it shall be paid proportion
Any unexpcnded balance shall revert I'd
general fund.
Section II. The state superintendent
hereby authorized to appoint two peri
of suitable qualifications to assist him ID
and free high schools, and to aid hin
giving information and needed assista
to localities in organizing such Scht
Such persons shall be known as state SCI
inspectors, and shall each receive an AMI
salary of sixteen hundred dollars, and
endorsement for all actual and necdS'
travelling expenses incurred, when duly
titled to by the state superintendent;
salary and expenses to be paid mon
from the general fund, and to be dedut
from the annual appropriation provided
in this act, before the appOrtiOnment
made to the state graded schools.
state school inspectors, when not enga
in the specific duties enumerated her
may be assigned for such other duties
the state superintendent may detern
and designate.
Section u. The state superntent
shall prepare q course Of study suitable
be pursued in graded schools, publish
same, and furnish to school boards Y
application. This course of study shall
followed by all state graded schools, as
condition of securing special state
lob
able blanks for annual and special rep
for all such state graded schools. which
ports shall call for such information as
may deem necessary. The refusal or
neglect of the school board or any Of
officers to file these reports with the $
superintendent when called for, shat
deemed sufficient ground for refusing
cial state aid. as provided for in this
Section IS. No more than one such z
ed school in any village, or school dist
or subdistrict shall receive state ai(
herein provided, nor shall any graded Sc
in any incorporated city participate ii
state aid.
Section IA. There is hereby appropri'
out of any moneys in the general fun
the state not otherwise appropriated. a
ficient sum of money to meet the pI
siOns Of this act.
Section IS. This act shall take effect
be in force from and after its passage
publication.
Approved May 10. 1901.
No. GA, Al Published May p,
CHAPTER 440.
AN ACT for the establishment Of
stock sanitary board.
The people of the State of Wisconsin
resented in senate and assembly do e.
as follows
Section l. There is hereby constitute
state live stock sanitary board which 5
consist Of three members Of the state D'
of agriculture, to be chosen by that b
from its membership, the bacteriOlOgIs
the state agricultural college, and the S
veterinarian; the last two mentioned IL
berS to be eX-otIicio members Of the DO
and the state veterinarian to serve witt
additional compensation. The members
lected from the state board Of agricu
shall hold office for a term of three We
except that the member first chosen S
hold his position for one year, the sec
for two years, and the third for three We
from the first day of June, 1901. They S
serve without salary, but shall be
three dollars per day, and all member
the board shall be paid their actual
penses when in the discharge Of their
ties. Meetings of the board shall be
tied to twelve in each year, and the ser
of no member on said board, for wnic
per diem is paid, shall exceed thitry d
in any one year. The board may orgaI
I,v tho aIoctiou of nraSidan+ aud secret