Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-11

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by the State board of education; and
the said board shall also prescribe
the requirements for admission to
such high school and the conditions
on which properly prepared pupils
residing in other districts may attend
said high school.
4. The superintendent of any di-
vision In which such high school
shall be established shall give due
notice of the same to the State board
OF education, and before any State
funds shall be appropriated for the
support of such school, the said
board shall cause the same to be in
spected by competent person, to see
that suitable arrangementsh have been
made to enable the school to con.
form TO such standard as may be pre-
scribed by the State board of educa-
tion for regularly organized public
high schools in this Common wealth;
and when the district school board
or district school boards shall appro-
pirate annually as much as two hun
dred and fifty dollars for the support
of such high school from the local
school funds under the restrictions
named in the first section of this act,
or from funds privately subscribed
for this purpose, aud this fact shall
have been duly certified to the State
board of education by the superin-
tendent of the division in which such
high school is established, then the
State board of education shall issue
annually warrant on the second
auditor for two hundred and fifty
dollars ($2h0), except as hereinafter
provided, in favor of the treasurer of
the county in which such high
school is located, which money shall
be placed to the credit of the high
school fund of the district in which
such high school is located and paid
on the warrant of the district school
board exclusively for the support of
said h 'gh school. The treasurer of
each county in which such high
school is located shall keep such
funds separate and distinct from
other public school funds, and shall
make detailed report of receipts
and disbursements of said high school
fund to the division superintendent
OF schools at the same time that he
makes the annual report of his settle
ment with the county school board:
provided, that not more thar one
high school in any school district
shall have the benefit of the appro. .
priation of State funds provided for
in this act, unless in the Judgment
OF the State board Of education the
area and school population of a dis
trict may justify the establishment
of more than one high school there
in.
4. The sum of fifty thousand dol
lars (50.00O is hereby appropriated
annually for the purposes of this
act.
Obstructing Roads. etc.
CHAP. 212.-ss34h. Boards of su.
pervisors shall have power to enact
such special and local legislation in
their respective counties not in con-
fiict with the Constitution and the
general laws of the Common wealth
as they may deem expedient to pro-
tect the public roads, ways. and
bridges of such county from en-.
croachment or obstruction or from
any improper or exceptionally injur-
ious use thereof.
Any violation of such enactments ia
shall be deemed a misdemeanor, and
shall be punishable by fine of not
less than five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each offense.
Public notice of such legislation
by the board of supervisors shall be
given by posting copy of such en-
actment at each voting precinct in
the county, aud on the front door of
the courthouse not less than ten
days before it is to go into effect
or by publishing copy thereof at
least once in a newspaper pub
lished in the county not less than
ten days before it is to go into
effect.
2. This act shall be in force from
its passage.
CHAP. 223.-1. Be- it enacted by
the general assembly of Virginia,
That chapter one hundred and six
of the acts of assembly of Virginia,
nineteen hundred aud four, be
amended by adding the following as
an independent section:
S47. The board of supervisors of