The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

ent Of public instruction and his subor-
dinates, and making an appropriation
therefor.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows
Section l. Sections 1, and of chap
Ger 472, laws Of 1907, are hereby repealed,
and sections 2, and of said chapter
are remembered to be sections l, 2. and 3.
respectively
Section 2. Subsection Of section ITO
of the statutes is amended to read: B.
The state superintendent FIVE thousand
dollars
The state superintendent shall be REIN
bursed the sum actually paid by him for
his travelling expenses in making the off,
clal visits required by law.
The assistant state superintendent
twenty-five hundred dollars The
Inspector Of free high schools
twenty five hundred dollars; the chief clerk
twenty two hundred fifty dollars |;
the library clerk, eighteen hundred
dollars; three clerks and stenog-
raphers, seven hundred twenty
dollars each; an index, fling,
diploma, and certificate clerk 800
twelve hundred dollars the mailing clerk,
one thousand dollars. The Inspector Of
free high schools shall be reimbursed his
actual ana necessary expenses Incurred IN
the performance Of his duty and his salary
and expenses shall be paid upon the certi-
hcate Of the state superintendent, from
the appropriation made for free hfs-
schools.
The assistant state superintendent, chief
clerk, and library clerk shall be REIN
Dursed the expenses actually incurred by
them in the performance OF their duties,
when the accounts for such expenses are
approved by the state superintendent
The inspector Of rural schools shall re-
ceve as an annual salary TWEEN
ty-two hundred and fifty dollars and shall
be reimbursed for al actnal and necessary
vi avn kuR- Hartr nN&R end hVy
the state superintendent Such salary and
expenses shall be paid out Of the appro-
pri9fion TO the common school fund pro.
ylded for In chapter 313 Of the laws Of
1903.
Section Q. Section 579a of the statutes
Is amended to read: Section 670a. The
state superintendent Of public instruction
may appoint a competent person who shall
act under his direction as Inspector Of
public schools for the deaf. When not en-
gagged In the Inspection Of the schools for
the deaf, said inspector may be assigned
TO such other duties as the state superiD-
rendent may determine and designate.
2. The inspector Of day schools for the
deaf shall receive an annual salary of
:" eighteen hundred dollars and re-
Endorsements for all actual and necessary
travelling expenses incurred when duly
certified by the state superintendent; pro-
vtded that no more than Eve hundred dol
lars shall be allowed for expenses. The
salary and expenses shall be paid In the
same manner as the state officers are paid.
8, 1t shall be the duty of the treasurer
Of the school district board or of the board
Of education receiving the aid provided for
In section 578 Of the statutes to
render annually to the superintendent Of
public instruction an itemzed statement Of
all expenditures Of said school or schools.
Any surplus at the end Of the year shall
be reserved as a special fund for the deaf
school and can be used for no other pur-
pose
4. It shall be the duty Of the inspector
to report annually to the superintendent of
public instruction as to the condition and
progress Of the day schools and make such
recommendation as he may deem proper
Tor the Improvement Of the same.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved june 16 1909