New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24
one shall be fled with the state auditor
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one shall be fled with the state auditor.
Such estimates shall govern and control
specttve schools, and the money necessary
to be disbursed therefor shall be paid
out upon the warrant of: said agent as
I1 stated: Said agent snail t,. at
period set apart for the use Of each
school as contingent fund, a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars GSlOO).
In addition thereto the supervision OF
the purchasing of all necessary supplies
for. said school, it shall be the duty of
such purchasing agent to visit each of
said schools at least once during each
quarterly period, at which time the esti-
mates for the succeeding quarter as here
in provided, and statement of the needs
Of said institution shall be submitted to-
him by the executive head thereof.
/ He shall from time to time make re-
ports to said normal school board of the
business affairs of said schools, with such
recommendations as he may deem proper.
All salaries for resident directors hereto
fore paid or provided for are hereby dis
continued.
the close of each month prepare in tripli-
cate statements showing all purchases
made by him during said month for the
several institutions. the nan names h and
said purchases were made and the
several prices paid therefor. He shall
accompany the same with an affidavit
that the statement is correct, that the
articles therein specified were duly au-
| thorized by the proper board upon pre-
pared statements and estimates, were re-
ceived under his direction at the insti-
tuition named therein, that the several
prces paid therefor were reasonable, that
said goods We're of proper and stipulated
quality and grade, and that neither he
nor any person in his behalf has any pc
cuniary or other interest in said pur-
chases, or has received or will receive in
any way any pecuniary or other benefit
therefrcm.
He shall also each month prepare in
triplicate and cause to be receipted by
the signatures of the, several parties
named therein, payrolls showing the
monthly salaries and compensation of all
officers, teachers and employees in said
several institutions, and shall file one
| copy of said statement and said payroll
with the president of the board of regents
| or president of the normal school board,
| as the case may be, and two copies with
the state auditor. The auditor upon re-
| ceiving the same shall draw his warrant
| upon the state treasurer for the amount
/ called for in each expense list and pay
roll, and transmit the same to the treas
| urer, attaching thereto a copy Of said eX-
pense list and payroll. Upon receipt of
| the same the treasurer shall send his
| checks to the several persons named
| therein for the amount Of their respective
| claims
Sec. 5. No member of the board of re-
| gents or Of the normal school board, and
IO pelSOu III lue employ OIL elmer DOdTu
shall be paid for any expense incurred,
| unless it shall appear that said expense
was duly authorized by the executive
committee or the president CT the board,
| and an itemized, verified account of the
! same, accompanied by sub-vouchers,
where said sub-vouchers are practicable,
is furnished by the claimant, and filed
with the state auditor for his written
| audit Such verifcation shall state that
said expense bill is just and correct and
| for money ACTUALLY and necessarily paid
or to be paid for the purposes therein
stated. If said expense is to be incurred
! in visiting another state, then, before
said visit is authorized or undertaken,
the said executive committee or presi-
| dent must certify, in writing, the pur-
pose of said visit, the necessity existing
| for the same, and the maximum expense
| to be incurred therefor, which certificate
must be presented to the governor of the
approve the same, the said visit shall
not be undertaken. If the above pro-
visions are complied with, the auditor
shall pay such expense account in the
same manner as monthly expenses and
salaries are paid under the provisions Of
| this act.
Sec. s. It shall be unlawful for the
board of regents or the normal school
board to permit any expenditures for any
| purpose in excess Of the amount appro-
priated or contemplated by law, and
any member or agent Of either of said
boards violating this provision, shall be
deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall be fined not less than
one hundred dollars (s10Ol or more than
one thousand dollars ($1,00O), or be i'm
pr1soned in the county Jail for not less
than, six 60 months, or by both fine and
| Imprisonment.
Sec. Z. The board of control shall have
and exercise full authority in all financial
matters of the several institutions named
IN TINS act, SO far only as relates to the
1ngs. the purchasing of fuel and the
placing OF insurance on buildings and
contents When new buildings are to be
erected and constructed by authority Of
the state, it shall be the duty Of the
board of control to cause to be prepared
plans and specifications for the same,
but in SO doing 1t shall consult with
the local boards In respect to said plans
| and specifications, and shall adopt and
carry out SO far as it deems practicable
their requests and desires in the matter.
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
Sec. g.. This act shall take effect and
! be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 1905.
CHAPTER 12O-H. F. NO. 522
! AN ACT to establish and maintain a
teachers, college . or dlepartment of ped
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That it shall be the duty of
| the board of regents to organize and es-
tablish in the University of Minnesota as
| soon as practicable teachers college,
or department of pedagogy, for the pur-
| pose of affording proper professional
| training for those persons who intend to
| become public and high school instructors,
principals and superintendent of schools
| Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
| be In force from and after its passage.
Approved April Z, 1905.
- CHAPTER 21-H. F. NO. 546.
| AN ACT to authorize any city Of this
state now or hereafter having a popula-
| ton of $4,000 to acquire lands and erect
thereon plants for the destruction of
garbage and other refuse, and to con-
tract for gathering the same, and to
| pay tor the same in annual INSTALL
! ments.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That any city in the State of
| Minnesota, now or hereafter having a pop
ulation Of over fifty thousand, is hereby
authorized and empowered to acquire by
purchase or condemnation, lands on which
to erect plants for the destruction of gar
! bage and other refuse matter; also to
purchase, erect, operate and maintain
such plants for the destruction of garbage
! and other refuse matter, also to provide
| for the collection of all such garbage or
refuse matter and delivering the same to
such destruction plants or other places,
and to pay and contract to pay for the
same in such annual installments and at
such a rate of interest on deferred pay
! he Of