The log cabin Democrat., 1909-01-25

agriculture, horticulture, dairying and allied subjects, together with instruction in the branches usual ly included in the common school course, and in other subjects as the board, from time to time, may see fit to include in the curriculum.
 Section 5-That the president of the State Normal School shall have general control of the affairs of the Agricultural School and shall be held responsible for the management and control of the same, under the supervision of the board of trustees.
 Section 6-That the board of trustees shall employ as instructors in the school one principal and as many assistants as they may deem necessary, all of whom shall have had such training and instruction as shall fit them for the proper dis charge of the duties devolving on them in the positions to which they may, severally, have beer elected. Provided, that any amount now appropriated, or that may hereafter be appropriated by the legislature, for the support and maintenance of an agricultural de- partment of the Normal School shall be applied to the same pur- pose in the agricultural school.
 Section That for the purpose of employing instructors in said school, equipping the building and meeting necessary incidental ex penses, the sum of twenty thousand dollars be, and is hereby, appro- priated for the two years beginning July I, 1909, and ending June 30, 1911.
 Section S-The funds herein ap- propriated, or that may hereafter be app, opriated for the support and maintenance of an agricultural school, shall be kept and disbursed in the same manner by the board of trustees as the other funds of the State Normal School are kept and disbursed.
 Section o-That the board of trustees shall be authorized to re- ceive and accept gifts and dona- tions to the school, and that the same shall be held by them as trust to be used for the benefit of said school. They shall also have the right to dispose of any pro ducts of said school to the best ad- vantage, and all amounts thus re- ceived shall be placed to the credit of the Agricultural School by the secretary of the board and expend- ed by him as may be directed by the board of trustees.
 Section Io-That tuition shall be free to all students of the school, but that no student shall be admit ted to the school who does not pursue those studies on agricultural lines that may be outlined in the course of study, nor shall any one be admitted as a student to the school who has not attained the age of fourteen, and who has not completed a couIse of study equiv alent to the course of study out lined for sixth grade work in the common school course of study.
 Section II-That the president of the school shall determine on what conditions students shall car " work in both the Normal and the agricultural departments, and shall submit to the board of trustees for their approval conditions on which diplomas of graduation shall be granted to students completing the course of study in one or both schools.
 Section 12-That all acts, or parts of acts, i'll conflict herewith be, and the same are, hereby re- pealed, and that this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 ]. A. BATsoN.