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

Of section Solemn, sections l494Ds
section j Of section 14s4L Al sections 49,
10, 1ls4-iOrn, 1494-14. 1494-10w and
14S4-S7 Of the statutes are amended to
read! (Section 170) 8. The re-
gents Of the university shall receive no
Compensation for their services but shall
receive expenses actually and necessarily
incurred in going to, attending or return
ing from meetings of the board, or in
CURED in the performances Of any duty
board. Said board shall fix the salary or
compensation Of the president, professors,
instructors, officers, employees, and all
other appointees and subord1nates or the
said board. All such salaries. compen-
sations, and expenses shall be charged 10
the proper appropriation for the board OF
regents Of the university.
"a. The state orchard and
nursery inspector shall receive necessary
travelling expenses when on official busi-
ness, but shall receive no further COM
pensation beyond his regular salary. the
deputies or assistants appointed by SAID
ing expenses when on official business
and such per diem, not exceeding f1ve dol
lars per day, as shall be fixed by said
inspector and approved by the director OF
the agricultural experiment station. Such
per diem and expenses shall be charged
against the proper appropriation for the
board Of regents Of the university.
Section 249. /. All moneys paid into
the treasury on account OF the sales
of agricultural college lands shall be and
the capital Of which shall continue for
ever undiminished, to be called the agri-
cultural college fund; and the interest
derived therefrom and from unpaid bal
lands and all other revenues derived from
such lands shall constitute the agricul-
tural college fund income. II any por-
ton of such fund shall by any action or
contingency be diminished or lost the
secretary Of state shall add to the next
state tax to be levied thereafter sum
sufficient to replace the same, to be, when
collected, credited to said fund.
g. If for any year the income from the
agricultural college fund Is less than five
per cent on the principal, the regents Of
the university are authorized and re-
CURED to transfer from the university
fund income to the agricultural college
fund income an amount necessary TO
meet the difference between the interest
actually received and the amount which
would have been yielded had the income
been at the rate of five per cent
Section 3S1: The board OF regents shall
enact laws for the government OF the
university in all it's branches: elect
president and the requisite number Of
professors, instructors, officers and en-
ployees, and fix the salaries and the
term OF office Of each. and determine the
moral and educational qualifications or
applicants for admission to the various
courses of Instruction.; but no instruction.
either sectarian in religion or partisan in
politics, shall ever be allowed in any de-
partment of the university; and no sec
tartan or partisan tests shall ever be al
lowed or exercised in the appointment of
regents or in the election OF professors,
teachers or other officers OF the unlver-
sity, or in the admission of students
thereto or for any purpose whatever. The
board of regents shall have power to re-
move the president or any professor in
structor or officer Of the university
when, in their judgment, the interests OF
the university require 1t. The board may
prescribe rules and regulations for the
management of the libraries. cabinet,
museum, laboratories and all other prop
erty of the university and Of it's several
departments, and for the care and preSer-
walton thereof, with penalties and forfeit
ures by way of damages for their VIOLA
ton, which may be sued for and collected
in the name OF the board before any
court having jurisdiction Of such action.
In the use of mems and women's dorm1-
tories at the university preference as to
rooming and boarding facilities shall be
given to students who are legal residents
OF this state; but in case additional IA
cilities remain after such preference, the
above mentioned rooming and boarding
facilities may be extended to nonresident
students. The regents shall make suit
able rules and regulations for carrying
such dormitory preferences into effect
All salaries and compensat1ons
provided for in this section shall be
charged against the proper appropriation
for the board of regents Of the university.
Section 1872. For the erection of suit
able buildings and the purchase of ap-
paratus, a library, cabinets and add
authorized to expend such portion Of the
income OF the university fund as is ap-
propriated by the legislature for such
purposes; and If they deem it
expedient may receive in connection
with the university any college in this
state upon application Of its board OF
trustees and such college so received
shall become a branch of the university
and be subject to the visitation Of the re-
gents
Section $685. No student who shall have
been resident Of the state for one year
next preceding his admission at the be-
ginning Of any academic year, shall be
required to pay any fees for tuition in
the regents shall charge tuition
at the rate of one hundred dollars per
school year for any pupil who
shall not not have saa been resident
rates of tuition for teaching extra stud
les. This charge for tuition to be made
on and after September 1, 1914, but the
rate OF tuition for the school year 1919
1914 shall be the rate charged immedi-
ately prior to the passage and publica-
ton of this act. Attendance at the uni
versity shall not Of itself be sufficient to
effect residence.
(Section 383m) 3. Upon the compile
ton of such examination a full and de-
tailed report thereof shall be made by
such audit company to the governor, and
printed copy of such report shall be
furnished to each member Of the next
/! legislature not later than thirty days
prior to the beginning of the next regular
session. The expense of such audit shall
be charged against the proper appropri-
alton for the board of regents Of the uni
versity.
Section 3S9. Moneys from the following
sources shall be used for the support and
endowment of the university:
Cd The university fund income and
| all other sums of money appropriated by
! law to such fund.
(2) The agricultural college fund in
| come.
90 All such contributions as may be
derived from public Or private bounty
| The y income of all said funds
/ shall, so far as appropriated by the Iegis-
lature, be placed at the disposal Of the
board of regents thenceforth to be indie
! pendent and distinct Of the accounts of
! the state and for the support Of the afore-
! said colleges or departments of arts, of
letters and such other colleges and de-
| partments as shall be established in or
! connected with the university. hut all