St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

having shown itself fitted by location INC
otherwise to do agricultural work, may.
uron application to the state high gcnool
board, be designated to maintain an
Sec. 2. Each Of such schools shal1 em-
manual training and domestic science
connected thereWffth a a tract 81 land suit:
able for a school garden and purposes OF
experiment and demonstration and con
e ca1a1i'E within It'll lG tWo tr miles 9v of said said buildings
Sec; s. Instruction in the industrial
to all residents Of this state. Where nee
essary to accommodate q reasonable
number Of boys and girls able to attend
SHAY ehhsiX{l Il Sc sn Formed maedef fo mo them.' sP said d ssassss
ment shall offer instruction in soils,
crops, fertilizers, drainage, farm ma
Stock e,csly Stock cki judging. aniiimai diseases, n
remedies, production, testing and hauling
Of milk and cream, the manufacture ct
berries, management o. Of Orchards: market
i ksjtafo sn to t tSse Various e5G plants ano diseases
Of 9sa pl az for ani%e ero natri eeSga, 1n srains.s f ane
seeds, bookkeeping, and farm accounts.
and all other matters pertaining to gen
Sec. 4. Each Of said schools receive
state aid equal to two-thirds (2-3) Of the
amount actually expended upon such de-
partments and youched tor. Dut IN no
d:ed dollars, (s2, 500 per year; Not more
than ten schools shall be aided the first
year nor more than ten added to the list
aid provided under. this act shall 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-
ions Of this act there is hereby appro-
priated out Of the general revenues OF
For the year ending June 80, 1910. the
For the year ending June 30, 1911. the
sum Of $1,000; Provided that no s5. more re
added to the list of state schools receiv-
ing aid under this act in any W years.
Sec: 8; For the purpose Of extending ann;
Monies and ma nual training to pupils
in rural schools, and for the purpose Of
extending, the influence and SUPERVISION
Of state high or GRADED schools over rural
schools, one or more rural schools may
become associated with n state high
or graded school maintaining a depart
high or graded school has been desig-
mated by the state high, school board to
receive ecf sn aid s unSer st the pf b3gb ms Of qra th,a
school shall for the purpose Of this act
Sec. I: TO effect this, proceedings shall
part Of the rural school or schools as now
School districts. and ballots to vote upon
70 associate with Dist. No. - for
training - Yes - no -. The
vote upon the approval Of such associa.
ton by a majority of the school board
Of the central school become so associat-
e eath and w fhG r the c eehG9l or sc iSnGois shalt ali
thereafter be known as the associated
noRoo Of e eg and ma r1r In tra t ! n
shall meet on the third Monday in June
Of each year at the central school build,
examine into the amount Of money ex-
pended IN each department Of work here.
a in prGy' DE- tax for vb anS s t. i de be PaTied t 6n
the associated rural school district or
districts for the purpose Of maintaining
courses Of Instruction as Provided in sec;
extending such instruction to the pupils
Of the associated rural schools: Pro
yided, however, that the tax shall not be
mills in the various rural scho,l districts
in the association and such tax shall be
in addition to other general and special
amount of such tax shall be certified by
the chairman Of the meeting tt. the coun-
ty auditor to be by him levied against
property in the respective districts and
such tax shall be paid to the treasurer OF
the central school who shall furnish the
board of review full and detailed state
ment of all money received and expend.
ed.
Sec. O.: The school board Of each rura
school district ass o. iateu with a centra.
school under the provisions Of this act
shall designate one Of its members by
vote to act with the school board Of the
central school In carrying out the pro
Of agriculture, domestic economy, and
manual training II such schools and in
all matters pertaining to such instruc.
ton, both in the ce ntral school and in
the associated rural schools, 8 lch mem.
Der shall ave 60 nal power with the
trail school,
Sec. ID. The principal or surerintend.
ent OF the central scho u shall have and
exercise the same authority and super
central SCHOOL: He shall prepare for the
Of study embodying training and ~instruc.
ton Tn agriculture and such subjects as
are related to farm life n can be sue.
Sec, II. The rel ationshin and obliga
lions between the associated rural school
or schools and the central school may
be terminated at any annual school meet.
Inc. by a majority vote Of the associated
has had at least one years notice of thu
intention to vote on the question,
Sec. ~. This act shall AXE effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1909.
CHAPTER 24s-H. F. NO. 235.
AN ACT to tax the occupation of. and