The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

othArwise to do akriculfurSl work, may,
luron. applicat tioa to tho - high school
ssTicaltural % s udds1snt1ea dspartment. S u
Sc. 2s Each q sueh schools shan en-
ploy trained instructor. y aErtculture.:
n E1annah training and domestic scisnceS
connected Herewith 1 tract of land auit-.
able Tor g school garden and purposes OF
sx}Rs'Timsnt and dsmonstrataon and cqn. ,o
Gated Wlthin two mil49 of said buildings
or within the school district.
Sec. s. Instruction in the Industrial
70 81 residents of tkis' siss stass. Whers neg
e ssys ans .s. .b e esas
* Formed foq Pssd
ment shall offer instruction In Soils.
crops. fertilizers. drainage, farm ma ma
stock, stock judging. animal diseases. and
remedies. production, testing and hauling
OF milk and cream, the manufactureH Of
ana ssssss the ne SSs Of srRs s
garden and yeEetahle crops. and insects
Of plants animal nutrition. Including the
seeds, bookkeeping, and farm accounts,
ers, end al Gfnsr matters pertaining to gen.
''se Sec: ~ Each of said schools. r.es,y.
amount actually expended upon such de-
paFtHnentS ana VOuched TOT, OUT IN NO
dsed dollars 02, ,5oo] per ~ year. Nct more
than ten schools shall be aided tho first
year nor more than ten added to the list
aid provided under this act shal! be in
lieu Of all other aid for Industrial train
Ing granted by the state to the schools
Sec. s.. For carrying out the provis-
lens Of this get there is hereby appro..
:priated out OF the general revenues OF
For the L. yesr cas ending Juno 80 1870 the
For the year ending June 80, 1911. the
sum Of $4,000. Provided that no more
added to the list Of state schools rec.iv-
-. Sec: 8: For the PURPOSE Of extending
nomics ana ma nusi training to pupil.
in rural schools. and for the purpose Of
extending. the influence and supervision
schools. one or more rural schools may
become associated with any state high
or graded school maintaining a depart
high or sraded School ess1 Sas Seen n0t dess S
mated by tho 81 ate high school board to
receive aid under the provisions Of this
s sSa sSa for tne te eurpess @ 81 this se3
be known 40 9 central s:hooi:
Sec: :. To effect this, ,proceedines shall
be had by petition and elt ction on the
provided. BY. law for the consolidation Of
school districts. and ballots to vote upon
the tteachins Of aericulturs and man%s,
district or districts casting a majority
ton by a majority Of the school board
Of the central school become SO associat-
ed and the rural school, or schools to.
5tnss,tsr E5Senss, With I. the central schoo shall
ing Of ssr,culture and manual u III training. lining
s Of tSe oe sas
Of each year at the central school build
ing to act az board Of review and to
Gended nsava.a n each department Of work here.
amount an. Of tax which sl1sl be levied on
districts for the purpose Of maintaining
tion Of this a act and t9r the purpose Of
Of the associated rural schools. Pro-
yided; however. that the tax shall not be
less than one mill nor more than four
in the association and such tax shall be
school taxes in such rural districts: The
the chairman Of the meeting Il. the coun-
ty auditor to be by him levied against
property in the respective districts and
BY 10 sGaty e II
the central school who shall furnish the
board Of review full and detailed state
ment Of all money received and expend-
school school district ass otdated with central
vote to act with Tia school board Of tRe s
central school in carrying out the pro-
visions Of this ecI as to the teaching
al matters pertaining to such instruc-
ton. both in tho & ntral school and in
Der shall have "a nal power with the
member tne1 seboof Of the school hoard Of the cen
''sI sec sc10ol' 10 r,,. n.,..,,
ent Of the central schc !; shall have and
exercise the same authority and super
vision over the rural schools a. over the
cen6ral sc sGhool He shall prepare for the
Of study embodying training and instruc- c.
ton IN agriculture and such subjects as
css.f'i,t are fe1ated to farm !fe and can be sue
Sec. ii. The relationshiS % Sene11s end ob,,pa-
tions between the associated rural schoo1
or or schools and the central school may
ing BY majority vote Of the sist assoc;ate6 Hssi
ddiatr,cts' d but not until the central school
imtsn}i9 mas aa6 It least one years notice Of the
| ~ Voto on tn0 question:.
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10. 1909.
| CHAPTER 248-H. f. NO. 235.
AN ACT to tax the occupation of. and
70 license, hawkers. peddlers and tran
pations. '''0 o'1o-
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. Every person TRAVELLING fror,
house to house for the purpose OF OTTER.
Ing for sale any article OF merchandise
| either tor immediate or future delivery
clared to be a hawker and peddier.
And every person, corporation or CO.
partnership, exposing and Offering for
sale at retail in any city or Village II,
meycSand,. 1mas Ssa1e stock Of goods. wares and
transient merchant, Unless the carrvina
on and maintaining Of said business if
said city or village Is In pursuance OF an
intention to maintain and carry on the
same therein permanently and Whenever
,r appear s that any such stock Of goods,
to any such city or village by a person
not q resident therein and that It is
claimed that such stock is to be closed
out at reduced prices, such facts shall be
presumpttve evidence that the person 10
f6msasng fana f9g said goods tor sale does not IN
| said city or village.
Sec: No person shall engage in or
follow the business or occupa ton OF q
haWker or peddler until he shall have OBJ
tained @ license from the State Of Min
shall pay into the treasury 'a Of the sSate STATE
Of Minneeota an annual license Zee and
tax as follows: Where he shall use in