Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

provisions Of this section are hereby repealed
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after July |. 1913.
Approved June 25 1913.
No. SAG, 81 Published June g. 1913.
CHAPTER 557. LAWS or 1918.
AN ACT. TO create section 926-l61 Of the statutes
relating TO officers in cities Of the fourth class.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented III
Senate and Assembly do enact follows.
Section /. There is added TO the statutes new
section to read: Section 926-1el In any city of
the fogrh class, where the city attorney is elected
by the council or appointed by the subject
approval or confirmation by the council such council
or the mayor and council may wnen tneir Judg
met the best Interests OF the city 50 require elect or
appoint city attorney who is not resident elector
such city attorney, heretofore made in
such city and all his acts within the scope of his
offciel duties where otherwise valid, hereby
Section . This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication.
Approved June IS. 1913.
No. 121. ST. Published June %. 1918
CHAPTER $50. LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT Te repeal sections 491a 491b and 496 of
the statutes, and create section 496 and section
172-57 of the statutes. relating to the amount Of
aid to be paid TO free high schools, and making an
appropriation therefor.
The people Of the State of wisconsin represented
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:
Section /. Sections 49la, Abb and 496 OF the
statutes repealed.
Section 2 There are added to the statutes two
school district which shall have established not
than two free high schools according to the
visions of these statutes and shall have maintained
, the same fer not less than eight months i'll any
school year. shall be entitled to receive from the
general fund of the state annually one-half Of the
amount actually expended for instruction in its high
school during such year over and above the amount
required by law to be expended for common school
purposes put NOT e exceed n one year nye nuioiea
dollars to one district; provided That tins limitation
shall not apply to town or union free high schools
?. To obtain such aid. the high school board. or
in cities not under county superintendent the
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and the treasurer shall before the first day Of
August report to the state superintendent under
oatl.s the amount actually expended for instruction
in the high school during the previous school
specifying the several items thereof with the date and
object of each fully, wlereupon the said saperinend
ent shall, or before the first day Of October.
fix the amount to be paid each such district and
thefeDon draw his warrant the state treasurer for
such amounts in favor Of such districts which shall
be paid at time after the first day OF October
out Of the general fund in the state treasury;
provided that the state superintendent may refuse
to certify such state aid for free high school
district in which the scope and character Of the
work not maintained in such manner as TO
meet his approval in which the high school build
ing, the outhouses and grounds or the furniture and
equipment net maintained in good condition and
kept clean and free from nnsanitaTy featuresi
or in which the high school is not provided with
sufficient equipment including globes. maps, black
boards library scientific apparatus and other essen
falls for tbe nrone7 work of the school or for failure
to comply with of the provisions Of the free high
school law He may order and direct that an amount
equal to the whole part Of such state aid for any
equipment and of failure Of the district 10
comply with such direction he Shall withhold from
the aid to that district amount equal to the sum
ordered to be expended
4 Whenever owing to any failure or neglect TO
make the report REQUIRED by law any free high school
shall fail apportioned to It, its share of the
state aid the state superintendent may. at the time
of making the next annual apportionment, fix an
amount ten per centum less than the amount which
said school district would have been entitled to had
it complied with the provisions Of this section and
certify the same to the secretary of the
o thereupon
for such amount cunts in favor OF such district
A. Whenever free high school shall have been
so established and maintained In a district conf
posed Of town, or town and an incorporated village
within the town, or two or more towns Or OF TWO
or towns and ar Incorporated village tn one
both Of them. according to the provisions of
section 495-t Of the statutes, upon rtxriying the
report provided in subsection of this section,
1t shall be the duty Of the state superintendent TO
make separate and distinct class Of schools thus
established. and each such school SHAH De enutled
to receive from the general fund Of the state annu
ally, one-haf the amount actually expended for in
sruction therein and said superintendent shall fix
the amount to be paid 20 each OF SAID Mgh schoois
and certify the to the secretary of state at the
time and in the manner he is now required to fix
and certify to him the amount to be paid to high
school districts provided that the amount appro-
priated to any high school having principal and
one assistant shall not exceed nine hundred dollars
and the amount appropriated to any high school
having principal and two assistants shall not exceed
twelve hundred dollars, and the amount 50 appropr
ated any high school having principal and three
assistants shall not exceed fifteen hundred
dollars.
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and apnertion in the state tax all such shall
have been paid district town. union free high
schools in accordance with the provisions of sub
sections .. and Of this section which sum shall
he addition to all other sums levied for the year
Section 1T2-57. ]. The whole amount annually
paid under the provisions Of subsections and of
section 496 shall not exceed hundred thousand
dollars and if be demanded by such districts
they shall be paid proportionay provided that II
the whole amount authorized to be paid annually In
aid of town and union high schools as provided
by subsection 4 of section 496 and subsection Of
this section is not demanded expended under the
provisions sections, then the unexpended ball
ance of the therein annually authorized to be
lpaid In aid of such schools be added to the
amount authorized to be paid In subsections and
Of section A96 to district high schools and appor
toned among the free high schools provided for in
/ subsection /. of section 496.
| g. The amount of any certificate referred to in
subsection Of section 4s6 shall be paid at any time
after the rs day of October out of the general fund
OF the state treasury but the whole amount 80 paid
shall not exceed seventy five thousand dollars in any
one year this class free high schools and more
Is demanded hs such districts they shall be paid pro-
pcrtionately.
section s. THIS act shall take effect upon passage
/ and publication.
/ Approved June %. 1913
] No 43l ST. Published June &C. 1913.
CHAPTER $50. LAWS OF 1918.
/ AN ACT. To appropriate to certain persons the
/ amounts therein named being repayment Of the
license fees for pound net licenses issued pursuant
to section 4560a-40 Of the statutes.