Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
No. SIS, Al Published June 8, 1913
CHA PTER A42 AVIS OLE 1912

No. 51S, Al Published June 8, 1918.
CHAPTER 448, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend section 425, sub
division (1S) of section 430, subdivision
CO. of section 461 sections 4S2, asa
and 465, and to repeal subdivisions CD,
90, (4, 60, co., CD and (S) of section
463, and subdivision Qa) and ca of
section 467 Of the statutes, relating
to the time of holding annual school
district meetings and of making the
reports to the state and county super
intendent, and making an appropria-
ton therefor.
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly. do
enact as follows:
Section l. Subdivisions (2), CD, ca,
(5), CO., CD and go of section 463, and
subdivisions Qa) and (2) of section 467
of the statutes are repealed.
Section 2. Section 425, subdivision Q8)
of section 430, subdivision CO. of section
461, sections 462, AGA and 465 are amended
to read: Section 425 The annual dis
trfct meeting in all school districts not
contained in whole or in part an incOrpor
ated city or village shall be held on the first
Monday of July unless that be a legal holt
day, in which case it shall be held on
the next day at seven o'clock in the
afternoon, unless another hour be fixed
by a vote recorded at the last annual
meeting, and any annual meeting here
t0fOre or hereafter held shall be valid
notwithstanding any provision to the
contrary in any special Or local law. 1t
shall be the duty of the district board
to meet on the Saturday Immediately
proceeding the annual meeting, carefully
examine the accounts OF the treasurer,
and make up full and itemized report
of all receipts and expenditures since
the last annual meeting, of the amount
in the hands of the treasurer or the
amount of the deficit for which the dis
trict is liable, of the amount necessary
to be raised by taxes for the support of
the school for the ensuing year, and of
the amount required to pay the interest
or principal of any debt due or to be-
come due during such year; which re-
port shall be submitted in writing at the
annual meeting and recorded by the clerk
at length with the action thereon in the
proceedings of the meeting.
(Section 430) QS) At the annual meet
ing only, to vote tax to compensate the
treasurer, and director. which in
districts supporting graded and high
schools shall be such sums as may be
voted, and in other districts not
more than ten nor less than five dollars
to each of the above oTfcers.
(Section 46D CO To receive
the reports of the district clerks re-
CURED to be made by law and to trans
NIT abstracts of the same to the state
superntendent; and to report
on before the fifteenth day of Sept
enber to each town, village or city clerk
in the territory under his jurisdiction,
the number Of persons of school age re-
ported to him by the district clerks as
residing in the several districts or parts
Of districts of the sevetal towns, villages
or cities in his county or superintendent
district, on the last day of June in each
year; and in case there are any parts Of
joint districts lying in his county or dis
trict the SchoOlhC1seS of which are sit
uated in other counties, he shall report
to the county superintendent of the
county in which the schoolhOuses of said
joint districts are located the names, sex
and number of persons of school age re-
siding in the parts of such joint districts
as lie in his county or superintendent
district, and from time to time such
other facts relating to education in his
district as the state superintendent shall
require.
Section 1872 1t shall be the duty of the
district clerk, between the tenth
and twentyfifth days of July in each
year, to make and transmit to the
y county or city superintendent writ
the thirtieth day of June of such year,
signed by him and verified by his affida-
Wit, showing:
First. The number names and ages
of children, male and female desig-
mated separately, over the age of four
and under the age of twenty years re-
siding in the district and the names
of their parents, guardians or other
persons with whom such children resid-
ed, respectively, on the last day of June
preceding. But no such children residing
in, held or cared for at any charitable
or penal institution of this state shall
be included in such enumeration or re-
port; and whenever the state superin-
tendent shall receive information that
any such children have been enumerated
in the school census of any school dis"
trict included in the reports made to
him, on the basis of which apportion.
ment of money from the school fund in
come is made, he may require from the
district clerk Or the secretary of the board
of education of said district a verified
statement of the whole number of child
rem Of school age residing in the district
not excluded by the provisions of this
section, in such form and manner as
the said superintendent may prescribe
Unless the certificate herein provided
for shall be made no money shall be
apportioned for the benefit of said school
district.
Second. The whole number of child
rem, males and females designated sep
arately, between the ages of four and
twenty years taught in the district
school during the year for which such
report is made by teachers duly qualified.
Third. The number attending school
during the year under the age of four
and the number over the age of twenty
years. "a
Fourth. The whole time, in days any