Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
Published June 81, 1913.

No. 500, Al Published June 81, 1913.
CHAPTER 513, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To amend section 1851, and to
repeal subsection of section 1869. and
section 1851, and to create subsections
6 and of section 1859 and section l72
SO Of the statutes; relating to the
amount of state aid to be paid to dis
tricts maintaining state graded schools.
and making an appropriation therefor.
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
& represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows
Section 1. Section 1851 Of the statutes
is amended to read: Section 496f. The
state superintendent is hereby authorized
to appoint two persons OF suitable quail
ifications to assist him in inspecting and
supervising the state graded and free high
schools, and to aid him In giving 1nfor-
nation and needed assistance to localities
in organizing such schools. Such persons
shall be known as state schooi inspector.
and shall each receive an annual salary OF
eighteen hundred dollars, and reimburse
ment for all actual and necessary travel
ing expenses incurred, when duly certl-
fed to by the state superintendent; saio
salary and expenses to be paid monthly
from the general fund, and to be deduct
ed before the apportionment is made from
the annual appropriation provided Ior
schools sDesa! s sas state ad fe achoe ea iS
spectors, when not engaged In the SPECIFIC
duties enumerated herein, may be as
signed for such other duties as the state
SuDSrlnlGnQoUC may OGt6IullIiS dliu NCoAo
nate. .
Section 2. Subsection of section 496e
and section 496i of the statutes are re-
pealed.
Section g. There are added to the
statutes two new subsections and one
new section to read: (Section 496e) b.
Any school district which shall have
maintained a graded school or the nrst or
second class, In which special instruc-
ton in agriculture and such other indus
trial subjects as may be prescribed by the
state superintendent of public instruction
shall have been offered, shall receive IN
addition to the amount heretofore men,
toned, an appropriation of one hunoreo
dollars annually, provided that the course
of study in agriculture and the otner IN
dustrial subjects prescribed by the state
superintendent shall have been 1oiioWeu'
that the work shall have been presented IN
an efficient manner by competent
teacher, and shall have been approved py
the state superintendent, or some MEMBER
of his staff.
7. Whenever two or more school dis
tricts maintaining one-department rurai
schools shall consolidate and escapnsh
and maintain in such enlarged district
state graded school of either the ffst or
second class, and shall proVide tTahsPol
tation for all perons living more than TWO
miles from such consolidated school, &C
cording to the provisions OF section 419e
of the statutes, then there snail be appor
toned to such district, in addition TO the
apportionments heretofore authorized, an
additional sum of one hundred dollars
annually, as special state aid, PROVIDED
such consolidated district shall fully COM
Div with all the provisions of the law re-
lating to state graded schools.
Section 1885. There is annually ap-
propriated on July /, not to exceed TWO
hundred thousand dollars, payable from
any moneys in the general fund. not
otherwise appropriated, for special state
aid for graded schools to carry out the
provisions of sections 1860 to 49on m
elusive. If more state aid be demanded
it shall be paid proportionately.
Section T. This act shall take erect
and be in force from and after It's pas
sage and publication.
Approved June 10. 1913. copy La"