The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-03-04
MAY CONSOLIDATE
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
fContinned from Paee Onel

such consolidated district is located
the number Of districts that united 10
form the consolidated district. and the
exact number of catsus children in all
of those districts at the time of the
annual school census last preceding
the date of the consolidation. The
number of census children thus found
shall constitute the basis upon which
such consolidated district shall re-
ceive its share IF sixty per cent of
the county school funt, and thirty per
cent of the State school fund at all
apportionments of State and county
school moneys until the next regular
school census IS taken. hereafter at
each appOrtionment such consolidated
district shall receive its share of sixty
per cent of the county school fund.
and thirty per cent Of the State school
fund upon the basis of the actual
number of census children in such dis
trict as shown by the last preceding
school census. Second, In determining
the number of teachers that the con.
solidated district is entitled to receive
State and County school moneys upon
according to the law governing the
apportionment of State and County
school moneys to The several school
districts of the state, the superintend-
emit of public instruction hall deter
mine the number of teachers that con
stituted the basis for apportioning
State and County school moneys TO
each of the districts that united to
form the consolidated district at the
time of the apportionment of State and
county school money last preceding the
date of the consolidation. He shall de
termine the number of teachers that
shall constitute the basis for appor-
tioning State and County school mon
eys to any consolidated district by
adding together the teachers thus
found in the seve.tl districts that
united to form The consolidation dis
triet provided, that if at any future
time the number Of children in the
consolidated district shall become
such as to allow a larger number Of
teachers for apport:onment purposes,
according to the law governing such
matters in other school districts Of the
state, the superintendent of public in
struction shall apportion State and
County school moneys to such consoli
dated district upon the actual number
of teachers as determined by the gen
eral law Of apportionment of State
and County school moneys.
Sec. s. All state end county school
funds remaining to the credit of school
districts that have become d~isorganiz-
ed by uniting to form a consolidated
districts shall accrue TO and be PLACED
to the credit Of the consolidated d.
trict Of which the d~fs9rganied district
forms a part.
See. 9. If any school district uniting
to form a consolidated district shall
have, at the time Of its ~dis0rgania
ton, a legally bonded Indebtedness
such Indebtedness shall attach to and
become a charge against the territory
comprised in the consolidated district.
and it shall be the duty Of the county
commissioners Of the COUNT in which
such territory is located to cause an
nually to be levied upon the property
real and personal, in such consolidated
district, a tax sufficient to meet the
interest and provide a sinking fund
for the payment Of such Indebtedness.
See. 10. The school property of the
d~isorganized districts shall, upon the
organization Of the consolidated dis
trict, be and become the property OF
the said consolidated district and the
board of trustees Of said district Is
hereby authorized 10 nse said property
in carrying out the schoo! work of the
consolidated district or to sell or dis
pose of it in the manner now provid
ed by law for the disposition of school
property and for the hest interests of
the said district.
Sec. II. In all matters relating to
consolidated school dlseriets, not pro
vided for in the preceding sections Of
this Act, the law relating to other
school diseriets shall be in force where
said laws are applicable.
Sec. LA. All school districts in the
State of evada that have been trans
porting school children to the school
house at the expense Of the school dis
trict at the time Of the passage Of
this Act, shall be entitled to all the
privileges given IN this Act to con
solidated school districts, and after
the passage of this Act such districts
as were Transporting children to a
school at the expense Of the district at
the time of the passage of this Act
shall thereafter be designated as con
solidated districts, aad shall come I'M
der all the rules, laws, and regulations
of this Act.
Sec. II. All Acts and parts of Acts
in so far as they conflict with the pro
visions of this Act are hereby repeal
ed.