New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

read as follows:
section q. In order to be entitled to
aid as a state rural school, such school
snail have first fully complied with the
following conditions, viz:
First-Such school shall have main
tanned during the school year next pre-
ceding that for which aid is granted at
least eight 90 months school.
Second-lt shall be taught by a teacher
holding a first grade certificate or a pro-
iess1onal state certificate, or diploma
from one Of the normal schools in the
state, Endorsed according to law, or
diploma tpIo from a normal school of another
state which has been approved by the
superintendent of public instruction, or
py a teacher holding second grade
the state
THRIFT shall have suitable school
building, onthouses. a library, and such
other apparatus. as is necessary for do
ing efficient work.
Sec. 2. That section twenty-five (25) of
chapter three hundred and hfty-two 1852,
and ninety-nine qs99 as amended by
chapter aaIp one hundred and eighty-nine
b MS99 Of the General RAJ, Laws Of nineteen
three hundred and sixty-six 1855 of the
General Laws Of nineteen hundred and
three ,d903), be and the same hereby is
seetea a ID rsaa f9{aWz o pub
nc: instruction shall apportion to each of
said schools fully complying with the
provisions of this act and such rules Of
py MIN in relation to state rural schools
as follows, VIZ: to those taught by teach CHI
ef specified fl IN SECTION twentyothree l2s)
ond grade certificates, the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars (S125) in
each year. and to those taught by teach
ers hold second grade state certificates,
pursuant TO the laws of the state, the
sum Of fifty dollars $3.50 in each year;
ana anal araa fase under
th1s act for the payment of aid to such
SCHOOLS shall in any year be insufficient
10 a apI9s to each Of said state rural
AMOUNTS of one hundred and twenty five
dollars (S125) and fifty dollars $50 re-
spectlvely, then in such case such amount
as IS appropriated and available shall be
aPport1oned pro rata among all the
schools entitled thereto.
Sec 8. That section twenty-eight (2S)
Of the General Laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety-nine 1880, as amended by
ch s1p one hundred and eighty-nine
hundred and one Q9OD, and by chapter
one hundred and eighty-four QS4) of the
General flaws Laws of nineteen hundred and
amended So as to read as follows: s. 10
Section %. For the purpose of carry
Ing out the provisions of this act the
annually, to be paid out Of any M moneys l1us
In the state treasury not otherwise APP
pr66pn1ated; viz: for aid to state high
SSiloOlS The sum Two nunQred and
seventeen thousand (S217, OOO) dollars
For aid to state graded schools the
| sum OF seventy-nine thousand ($79 OOO)
dollars
For the necessary expenses Of the state
high school board and the salaries and
travelling expenses of the high school and
graded school inspectors, in a sum not
to exceed nine thousand five hundred
($95OOl dollars, shall be drawn from the
annual appropriations herein made for
high and graded schools in proportion
to the respective amounts appropriated to
each, which sum shall become available
on the first QsD day Of August, one
thousand nine hundred and five (19O5)
For aid to state semi-graded schools
the sum of sixty-seven thousand (S67, OOO)
dollars.
For aid to state rural schools, the sum
Of one hundred thousand ($1OO, OOO) dol
lars, which amounts or so much thereof
as shall be necessary, shall be paid on
the warrants Of the superintendent Of
public instruction, drawn on the state
auditor
Provided, the first annual appropriation
herein provided shall become available
August first Gst) nineteen hundred and
five Q905) for the school year ending
July thirtyofirst (31sD nineteen hundred
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and
be IN force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 10, 1905.