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the county. 10 be dlsbursed by the County Superintendent of Education two dollars a day for each days work devoted by him 10 the public schools; provided, he shall not receove pay for more than ten days ] in any one year. The County Superinten- dent of Education shall apportion among the several school districts the amount of compensation Co be paid to the members of the County Board of Education and account for the same in like manner as for the compensation paid to teachers in such districts.
 Sec. b. The County superlntendents of Education shall receive, and by and with the advice and consent of thcCounty Board of Education and under its direction shall dlsburse all moneys appropriated and pro- vided by law, or that may herea Her be provided for hy law. either general or special, for the support of any and all ] public schools within their respective counties For their compensation. they shall receive four per centum on all State public school moneys legally disbursed by them. not 10 exceed the sum of eighteen hundred dollars for any calendar year For all moneys received and dishursed by them, the County superlntendents shall account to the State Superintendent of Education, as now provided by law.
 Sec l6. The lines and boundaries of any school district may be changed by a vote of a majority of the County Board of Education. thirty days after due notice shall have been given by such board to the school trustees, and the people in the territory to be affected by the change and such change may add to or take from any district composed of an incorporated city or town such contiguous territory as such board may deem best. notice of the proposed change being given by three Y Tn o h. lshed In said county, and In three public places by posting notices.
 Sec. r. That any vacancy on the Coun- ty Board of Education or any District Board of Trustees shall be filled for the unexpired term by the remaining mem bers on said Board of Education or Board of Trustees as the case may be.
 Sec. IS. This bil shall not be held to affect any school contract or the conduct. management and control of public schools during the school year ending September SOth. 1904
 Sec. 10. The provisions of this act shall not apply to any county heretofore dis tricted by law and which has a special levy from the county for the support of the public schools, or to school districts heretofore established by law.
 Sec 20 That each incorporated city or town in the State is hereby created a
 
 palities where there is a Board of Educa- tion the Board shall have full charge and control of such separate school dis tricts and shall have and exercise all the powers and authority oonferrel by law upon township trustees. In municipall- ties where there Is no such Board of Education. the powers and duties of Trus- tees shall devolve upon and be performed by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, and all funds due such separate school districts shall be paid directly by the State Superintendent of Education to the Board of Education of such separate school districts, or to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen where there is no such board of education, and provided that nothing in this act contained shall be be construed as fin conflict with Section 12 of this act
 Approved September 30 1903
 tOhieial) J. THOs. HEFLIN. Secretary of State