Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

the compensation shall be at the rate of
not less than seven and one-half cents nor
more than ten cents per pupil per day II
such distance is more than two and one
half miles, at the rate Of ten cents per
pupil per day. The school register kept
by the teacher or teachers or such school
any such pupil and shall be accepted as evil
dence of the number of days attended by
each pupil for whom pay for transporta-
ton is contracted only when verified by the
affidavit Of the principal teacher of such
school.
Section 430-3. / The district so fur
nishing transportation shall be entitled to
special state aid as follows For each pupil
whose home is more than two miles and
less than two and one-half miles from said
school house, measured by the usually
travelled highway, and for whom transpor-
tation is provided by such district, who
shall attend the school regularly for at
least four months in each year from the
first day of December, one-half the amount
expended by such district for such trans
portation for such four months; for each
pupil whose home is more than two and
one-half and less than three miles from
such school house who shall attend school
regularly for at least six months each year,
beginning November first and for whom
transportation is provided by such district,
one-half the amount expended by such dis
trict for such transportation for such six
months; for each pupil whose home is over
three miles from such school house who
shall attend school regularly for at least
transportation Is provided by such district,
one-half the amount expended by such dis
trict for the transportation of such pupil
for six months, or as much longer as the
pupil may attend school regularly through
out the school year.
2. The parent or guardian demanding
compensation under the provisions OF this
act must provide such means of transporta-
ton as shall receive the approval Of the
school board of the district
Section 400. In order that district
may be entitled to receive any state 4ald
must be posted in three public places at
least ten days previous to the time of hold
ing said legal school district meeting, that
a resolution will be offered at such meeting
authorizing the board to enter into agree
ments for transportation of pupils, as pro-
vided in section 430-1, and at such meet
ing such resolution must be carried by ma
jority of all votes cast.
Section 430-5. The school board Tor
the town board of school directors) and
the principal teacher. Of the school OF the
district SO compensating such parent, guar
dian or other person for such transporta-
ton, shall on or before the fifteenth day
Of July in each year, make out under oath
q report giving the name and number or
pupils attending school for whom transpor-
tation was furnished, the number Of days
each attended, the distance each pupil was
transported, the amount paid out for each
pupil for transportation, the total amount
of state aid and the amount paid on &C
count Of each pupil.
Section 430-6 This report shall there
upon be sent to the state superintendent,
together with a verified copy OF the reso-
lution adopted by the electors Of the dis
trict, authorizing the school board to pro
coed as provided for therein.
Section 43O-7. Upon receipt of such re-
port the state superintendent shall certify
to the secretary of state the amount due
such district, and the secretary of state
shall thereupon Issue warrant in favor OF
such district for such amount
Section 430-9 All sums paid out by
the state treasurer under the provisions Of
section 430---1 to 430-8, inclusive, of the
from the common school fund income pro-
vided for by section 1072a Of the statutes,
and the balance Of such common school
fund remaining thereafter shall be ap-
portioned as provided for by chapter % Of
the statutes.
Approved July 8, 1907.