The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

structtons are carried out; he shall fur ther see that the $500 set apart for exper- mental work is carefully, actually and economically expended on the school farms; it shah be- his duty to visit, at least once year, each of the schools. and see that his instructions are being carried out
 Fifth. 1.-The Superintendent of Educa- ton shall have charge of the academic or literary work of the schools and shali pre- rare and prescribe course of study for each school or uniform course of study
 Tor all the schools should he deem 1t best.
 and such uniform course shall be prepared ty the Superintendent of Education and
 followed by the schools wherever he aeems it at all practicable. The Super tnfendent of Edrcation s,salf visit each of me schools at least once a year, and make such reports as he desires to make to the fult Board.
 Duties of Principals.
 "Sixth.-The Principal of each school snail be the executive officer of the schooas he shall. in consultation with the members of the Board from the District tn which the school is located, fix all Iees, ana provide for the manner and time Of collection; he shah appoint the Superintendent of the farm and 1ani- tor and shall have absolute control over tneir services. suspending them indefinite ny whenever he sees proper; he shall nave the power of nominating. subject to tns approval of the Board, all teachers; ne shall transmit to the Secretary-Treas- urer all funds of whatever kind collect ca accrufng to the school and shall make on the last day of each calendar month. report to the Secretary Treasurer in oetah as to the sources from which the
 tunds are derived: he shall, at the close
 o1 each scholastic month. make a pay roM Tor all the salaries due, and together with whatever accounts may have accrued against the school, file the same with the secretary y-Treasurer. who shall immedi- ateiy upon their approval. send to the EreSlueht checks to cover. if sufficient
 funds are 10 the credit of the sshool sevenfh.-The Governor, Superintend.
 ent of Education. and Comm. ssioner of Agriculture and Industries shall co1sti- sute the Executive Committee of the Board of Control. with full power to act In the absence of full Board
 Etgnfh.-The Board of Control shall fix all salaries, and perform whatever duties are necessary to carry Into full and conn piete effect the law creating the schools, A General Discussion.
 A general discussion followed the pre- Isentatton of the rules, discussion which was participated in by nearly all of suosc ptesSnt' They were agreed to with lew minor changes. This discussion
 lasted for two hours when an adio,,rn-
 ment wss taken for dinner.
 on reconveninR separat meetings of each of the nine boards were held. The
 two local trustees went Into the Cover
 npr's private oisice where they met witt
 the Governor and Superintendent of Edu- cation and the Commissioner of Agrlcui- The rules agreed upon were formaIlv adopted. Hon. H. e. Gunnels was elected
 secretary-Treasurer of the board and his
 bond was fixed, This method of pro-
 cedure was followed by the board of eacf, school For the different schools tbe
 bonds of the Secretary Treasurer varied
 ranging from 1,00o, to $4OOo. The rules
 go into effect January I. 1904 The final adjournment of the meeting
 took place at p. m. The visiting schoo
 men left the city last night.