Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

! week. On or before the first day OF
! July in each year the secretary OF the
! local board OF industrial education
clerk of the city, village or town iron
which any such person or persons may
shall set forth the residence, name
age and date OF entrance to such
school, and the number of weeks at
tendance during the preceding year OF
s Sue t Person at Of 5fe tuo1 which
under the provisions OF this act the
town, city or village is entitled III :, to sI re-
ceive on account Of each 4h ana az spGt
shall be: filed as a claim against the
town, village or city where such pupil
resides and allowed as other claims
Section 55sp-e. Students ATTENDING
any school under this act may be re-
quired to pay for all material con
sumed by them in their work In Sucn
school at cost prices or in lieu thereof
the school board may establish hXed
sum to be paid by each student in each
course, which sum shall be sufhclcnt &c
the material to be consumed In sucn
course, any manufactured articles
made in such school and that may
accumulate shall be disposed OF at
their market value at the discretion
of the school board, and the proceeds
shall be paid to the local treasurer Tor
the fund or the local poaru Oh 1HuuS
trial education.
Section 553p-1O. The state board OF
industrial education shall also con
stitute g. body corporate under the
name Of the Board of Trustees OF the the
Stout Institute" and shall possess all
powers necessary or convenient to &C
complish the objects and perform the
duties prescribed by law: IN such ca
such clerks and assistants as may DC
necessary to properly conduct it's af-
fairs. The state treasurer snail De eX
officio treasurer of the board, but the
board may appoint a suitable person
to receive fees or other moneys that
may be due such board, to disburse any
part thereof, to account theefor, ana
to pay the balance to the state treas
urer.
Section 553p-11 Such board is au-
thorized to accept free of cost to the
state and to hold as trustee for the
state, the property of the Stout insti-
tute located at Menominee, Wisconsin,
and to maintain such institute under
the name of THE Stout Institute,
Stout Institute turn over to the state,
within two months after the passage
and publication of this act, said prop
erty free and clear of all membranes
interest which the city Of Menominee
or the heirs of James Fl. Stout may
have had in said property and having
put the buildings in good condition,
naVInS
be necessary before turning over said
property The board is also authorized
to accept such other property or
moneys as it may deem adylsable to
used by it in promoting the interests
entrusted to it. Such board may pur--
chase, have, hold, control possess and
enjoy, in trust, for the state, for edu-
ments, hereditaments, goods and chat
tells, of any nature, which may be nee
eSSary and required to accomplish the
purposes and objects of the board, and
may sell or dispose of any personal
property when in it's judgment 1T snail
be for the interests of the state.
Section 553p-12. The purposes ano
objects of the institute shall be to in
struct young persons in industrial arts
ard occupations and the theory and
art Of teaching such, and to give such
knowlcdge of the liberal arts, g. just
and seemly appreciation of the no
bility and dignity of labor, and in
general to promote diligence. economy
Section 553p-13. The said board
shall have power:
% To make rules, regulations and
bylaws for the government ana man
dents therein, including the power to
suspend or eXpel students for mlScon-
duct or other cause.
(2) To appoint president or the IN,
stitute and other officers, teachers and
assistants, and to employ such othe1
persons as may be required; to fix the
salary of each person so appointed OF
employed and to prescribe their several
duties; to remove at pleasure any pres
ident, other officer, teacher, assistant
or person from any office or employ
ment in connection with the institute
go To purchase such supplies as
may be necessary in the conduct of the
institute and it's various departments
(4) To prescribe rules. regulations
and terms for the admission and con
| troll of the students, to prescribe
courses of study and methods and
means of instruction, and to issue GER
! tificates or diplomas.
CD To cooperate with other educa-
| tional institutions and agencies in In
| struction and training, leading to ef-
| ficiency in industrial arts and occupa-
| tions.
priated out Of any money in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated, a
sum sufficient to carry into effect the
| provisions of this act. However, in nc
the purpose Of carrying out the pro-
| visions of this act exceed the sum OF
| thirty thousand lOllars during the fiscal
year ending July l, 1912, nor more than
| f1fty-fve thousand dollars per annum
| thereafter. Twenty thousand dollars
of the above moneys shall be set aside
annually, beginning July l. 1911, for
| the purpose of maintaining the Stout
institute as provided in this act.
Section 8. All acts and parts Of acts
| conflicting with any provisions of this
act are repealed in so far as they are
inconsistent herewith. Provided
however, nothing in this act shall be
construed to interfere in any manner
with trade schools established under
| chapter 1872, laws of 1907, and amend
ments thereof, unless the school board
of any such city or school district
shall by a majority vote. adopt the
provisions Of this act, and shall pro
coed in the manner provided for. fo1
| every town, village or city Of over five
| thousand inhabitants, as provided ir
! this act.
Section A. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
| Approved July 7, 1911. Copy Law
No. ga, 81 [P4blish ed July U12 49, 1911
AN ACT to grant relief to Herbert J
Macarthur, Adolph Patzer, and Daisy
| Milward for injuries received, and
| annrOnria tiOnS th9rniT