Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22


! Piled every second year and memorial day
! provide the subject matter and. statis-
| tics necessary for the printing Of all
! reports, pamphlets and circulars pub
lished for any and all these purposes.
/ (S) To collect in his office such
lschoolbooks, apparatus, maps and
| charts as may be obtained without ex-
pense to the state; to purchase at an
! and fifty dollars in any one year, =
| books and periodicals, bearing upon
/ the different phases of education. The
cost of such periodicals shall be charg-
! ed to the appropriation for the state
superintendent of public instruction,
and the cost of such books shall be
! charged to the proper appropriation for
| the superintendent of public property
| and shall not be charged to the appro-
| priation for the said state superintendent
of public instruction.
Section 167a. The state superintend-
/ ent y shall visit and inspect, or
/ cause to be visited and inspected as
/ far as practicable, the rural schools
of each county in the state and Is
procure information concerning the
| rural school districts pre-
pare such special reports to the
| governor and Legislature, bearing upon
the conditions and needs of rural
i schools as may be advisable;
confer with each county or district
superintendent concerning the condi-
| ton of the schools in his county or
! district; consult with schools
| officers, patrons and teachers in re-
! gard to school management, discipline,
branches of study, school law and
school sanitation, and by public lee
! lures, conference and meetings endea-
vor to arouse an intelligent interest
| in industrial and agricultural educa-
| ton as well as in the usual routine
work of the elementary rural school.
| Section 1867. The state superintend-
! ent Il shall inspect and supervise
i the state graded and free high schools
and * give information and needed
assistance in localities in organizing
| Section 500. The state superintend-
/ ent may furnish from the stock of
! Websters international Dictionaries
now on hand to any school district, or
| to any school or distinct department
thereof, one copy of said diction-
airy on the receipt of an affidavit of
/ the proper officer that such school or
! department for which application is
made has not yet been supplied, or
that the dictionary furnished thereto
| has been lost o. is unfit for use, and
on payment in advance of the cost
price to said superintendent for any
so to be replaced; and the state super
| intendent may sell at the cost price
| to any of the charitable, educational,
| reformatory or penal institutions of
i the state on written requisition being
!
! tuition as many copies of such dictionary,
not exceeding the number of school or
educational departments in the respect
! i've institutions as may be necessary;
| he may furnish each county Superin-
| tendent, each teacher employed in the
normal schools or university, each state
| officer and member of the legislature
/ and their employees with one copy
| thereof at the cost price of the same
| to the state Upon the deple-
ton of the present stock of dictionaries
/ the provisions of this section as to
distribution shall become imperative
and no new supply Of dictionaries shall
hereafter be purchased for such dis
! tribution.
(Section 55sp-2) 4. All positions
except that of assistant for industrial
education shall be filled by civil serv-
ice examination, as provided by sec
tions 500 to 990-32, inclusive. +
Section lis. Section 165a, subsection
5 of section no. and subsections and
5 of section 563p-2 Of the statutes
Section 116 There is added to the
statutes a new section to be numbered
and to read Section 165a. The state
| superintendent may appoint assistants
and inspectors to aid him in inspecting
and supervising rural, graded, indus
| trial and high schools, schools for the
| deaf and blind and for other schools,
and in supervising other classes and
| departments in the public schools; and
such inspectors and assistants when
not SO employed shall perform such
other duties as the state superintend-
ent shall direct; and he may appoint
clerks, stenogra piers and other en-
| ployes as may be necessary to assist
him in carrying out and performing
: the powers, duties and functions or
his office.
Section liza. There is addei to Sec
| ton ITO of the statutes a new SUBJ
section to be numbered and to read:
(Section 100 5. The state superin-
tendent shall receive an annual salary
! of five thousand dollars, and the assist
| ant state superintendent three thousand
dollars. The various assistants or
| inspectors, other than the assist
ants for industrial education and
| other employees under the said
superintendent shall receive such sal
larry compensation as shall be fixed
by him. The assistants for industrial
| education shall receive such salary or
compensation as shall be fixed by the
superintendent with the approval of
the state board of industrial educa-
ton. The said superintendent, his as
siStantS, inspectors and other subord-
| mates shall receive their actual and
necessary travelling expenses incurred
in the discharge of their official duties.
! The assistant for Industrial education
shall receive actual and necessary ex-
penseS to attend conventions and make
Investigations within or outside of the
state when such expenses shall have
been previously authorized by the
state superintendent of education. Such
salaries, compensations and expenses
shall be charged to the appropriation
for the superintendent of public in
struction.
Section 116b. There is added to Sec
ton ITO of the statutes a new subSec-
ton to read: (Section 100 SO. Each
appointive member of the state board
of industrial education shall receive a
| compensation of one hundred dollars
per year and shall be entitled to re-
ceive actual and necessary travelling
expenses. Such compensation and eX-
penses shall be charged to the appro-
priation to the state board Of indus
trial education.
SUPREME. COURT.
Section IT, Section 2O71, subdivi-
sions Co and (e) of section 2400 and
sections 2401, 2415 and 2417 of the
statutes are amended to read:
Section 20.71. The supreme court
shall, from time to time appoint, sub
ject to removal, supreme court re-
porter; and with the approval of said
court the reporter may, from time to
time, appoint, subject to removal, ar
assistant Is Every such appoint
ment of an assistant shall be in writ
ing, shall specify the salary Of the
appointee, and, after approval as afore-
said, shall be filed with he clerk of
the court. Said court NAV also