The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15
No. 530, s. Published June Is. 1904
CHAPTER 433. LAWS or 1909.


AN ACT to amend section 900 OF chs stat.
utes, relating to this election OF cpunGy
officers aud county or district Surerln-
teudents Of schoola-
sented in Senate and Assembly. 40 enact
Section /. Section ees Of the gratusas Ia
amended to read Section eos. At the
nine hundred and four, and biennially
thereafter. there shall be elected In each
county for Q regular term, the. follow Ing
county officers, via. A county clerk treas.
urer, sheriff. coroner, clerk OF circuit court,
district attorney, register Of deeds. and sur
veyor. The regular term of office Of all
such officers shall commence on the hrst
Monday OF January next succeeding their
election and continue two years but each
such officer including those now In office.
shall hold his office until his successor ID
qualified.
A superintendent of schools shall be
chosen by the qualified electors Of each su-
perintendent district In the state Of vyiscon-
sin, at the election to be held on the frst
tuesday In April In the year one thousand
nine hundred and five, and bennially there
after, and said officer shall hold his Office
for the term Of two years from the succeed
Ing first Monday Of July;
ent district shall hold his office until his
successor Is elected or appointed aud quail
lied. Ii ali cases where the superintendent
district comprises the entire county the
at the annual meeting next preceding the
election OF such county school superintend-
emit shall fix the amount OF the
a aba salary which shall be received By
and shall allow such actual
and necessary travelling expenses incurred
in the proper discharge Of his duties, within
ana without the county, as may be reason
able and just, the same to be audited al
lowed and paid In the same manner as other
claims against the county are audited, al
vall IprUx~ I.lnL kTxr4
pervisors fall or neglect to vote upon and
Ok the salary of the superintendent as
above the salary last hxed shall continue
TO be the salary paid.
In all cases where the county Is divided
into two superintendent districts, only those
members Of the county board of supervisors
residing within the superintendent district
supervisors from cities under city superin-
tendents to be excIuded---shaIl have and
exercise the power and authority granted
above to the county board OF supervisors
in cases where the superintendent district
comprises the entire county.
In order to exercise such power and au-
thority the supervisors from each superin-
tendent district shall meet and organize
after the manner Of organization provided
for county boards of supervisors SO tar as
necessary in order to transact the business
before them, and when SO organized, the
supervisors from one superintendent district
shall act Independently and free from any
interference, voice, direction, or control
from the supervisors of the other district.
All supervisors from cities included in
any part of the county or superintendent
district or districts, the schools of which
are under the direction and control of
city superintendent elected under the provi-
sions Of Chap. 1888, laws of 1905. are ex-
cluded from any participation in the de-
alterations of the supervisors of any super
intendent district had with reference to
the manner OF directing the administration
Of its school affairs.
In all cases where there are two super
intendent districts in a county, the county
accounts and all records of other matters
pertaining to the maintenance, control. and
direction of school affairs in one superin-
tendent district free from the matters per-
tanning to the control, maintenance, and
direction Of the school affairs of the other.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved June Is, 1909.