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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1867)
i nZBilASIIA ADVERTI: ' . - 1 ? -' FCJX.U3I9 KTIJT THTS3DAT IT 7 LAVAr' V X i n t ! : r. JV as GEO. V7. HILL C: CO,, Adertk3r Met, Ham S'tbet-weea 1st 2,: . . ' : til ill i f , . " V" 1 i W w , ' 1 Ccpr, ons rear, In aeac:a, fJ Ci Sutsription, must i2ariab4y, bo raid in Ai7ano C5 Boo Wort, anJ PUin and Farcy Jjl Work tue b-ant style. ni oa sbort sjUc. ' LIBERTY AND UNION, ONE AND INSEPARABLE-' HQy 4NP FOREVER." BROWNVILL& NEBRASKA, THUESDAT, fJUNE 13, 1867. HQ, 3.7. VOL. XL w 3 ClfAIlLES P. DORSE Y .TTORITEY AT LAV Rat Door to Carton's Batik. MAIN STKEET ..BLACJIBUEIn.D. PLVSIOS EIA3IISIXGSCEGE0S, nderi b'isrrrifesstont,l tetrice to the cltiienifef flwunlle and Ticinitj. rncE at citt drlg store. KighlcaUatlI V-u kJwco in Mr Majoij House a Vater ftreet, tefween 5Lu and 6thr JACOB MAROIIN IAIN STKEET, BROto'XVILLE, NEBRASKA v. f - v r ' "Si 09 v5?-ct AJ 'A' Q Auj. 3a G6 CITY BRETORY. . SHRINER & BRIEGEL, JIm just pot their Drewcry under full nfnning order, thry wre now making as goM Ber at can t mtde in the United JStatcg. With their lacil itiw for making Iieer, tbey are prepared to furtish anj qaantivt oa bo rt notice. , All orders filled as soon as received NOTICE TQ FARMERS. The undcr.-iizncil having rented the Brownvillo Talcs this mdhod of informing tfic pub lic thai htptidf is.iiig .CUSTOM WORK i for the accommodation of farmer and others the earning teason . The mill is now ia operation and wbo have wht-at to grind &re reputfullj' invited U g'w me a trial, aa 1 amcou&deut of giving gen era I satisfaction. He highest cash price given for wheat. SSif F. W. MORRIS, i GATES & BOUSFIELD, SB1I MYITES .PL AS TAER E R S UrovnvIIIe, IVcbrasku, Tl take eontrans for Brickliyinir, Fiaterin, building Cittern, and do anything in their line ,ic the most satisfactory and workmanlike manner. Aug. S0,1E6C. x-47-ly illiSeiHelPeiijcmcU, .plinery & Fancy Goods QTOXIE. Main Street one door west cf the Post OEce MROI7.WI Ij:, XUUIIASKA. A superior stock of Fall 'ann "Wiater Voods JnstreceiTed. Everythitig in the Millinery line iept constantly on hand. Dress-Making, Donnct acting and Trimming done to order. P?tii:er,2jl66i. v9-n--25ly EDWARD W. THOMAS, ATTORNEY AT UW, SOLICITOR JND.CIIANCER-Y, 013j torrer of Wain anJ Flrct Streets. BRttV'VLLLE. NEBRASKA. SUKMATHIK. AND E3 "W" S3 -'rsr ! ! Has jost receded and wi l confUntly keep b , , 7 rfcB na weil itiectea stock f genuine ieltslnlsline. .Out Door vest of Grant's Store, Brovn ille, .Jhehratk. ilKotlce " k Dd JewelrJ" O"0' a lhe short WORK WARRANTED. ,-roTiTS!!e, Neb.. Mar:h 15th. 1R66. 1 0.25.17 Evan Worthing, a Whaesalc-fc B;tail.I)cakr ia Clioice .Liquors, Wines, Ale, Bear pitts urrrAr.oTiiRAsuici RlIfG REAPER. qUAKERSXOVr- toe? .B.Kr'IL EJl:E ccltiva miiT.EYs -Ciocn, Main Street, Brownrille mt(iS le It It fr;nn 0. F. STEWRT. LI. D. OIT'ICU South East ecrper qf Main and First Streets DROYFRYiXLiE, SEISItASlIA. Orricx Ilorxa 7 to 9 a. u . tnd 1 to 2 n 1 i t 7i r. u. ErownviUe, Nebraska, May Sth, lSSSNo 34, ly. A. S. HOLLADAY, M. D. Graduated in 1S51, Located in IlroTrxiTlIIe in 1S55 PIYSICII1II S1E10D AND OBSTETKIOIAJST Dr. B. has on hand complete set of Amputat ing, Trephining nd Obstetrical instruments. onice: Ilolladay & Go's Drug Store Two Boors East of Post Office. P. S. Special attention giren to Obstetrics and the diseases of women and children. x-44-ly CHAELES HELLMER, jS. IH3 jnL . tlain 8t 2 doors below ErowpviUe nbuse, JJ9WIfvVILIB If. T. Uas oa band a snperior tock of Boots and Shces ind the best material and ability for doing CUSTOM-WORK R.epairivg done icithruatness and dispatch FRANZ HELMER, OPPOSITE DEUSER'S TIN-SHOP, BROTJXE, IKEDRASA. WAGONS, BUGGIES, PLOWS, GTJIiTI VITORS, &c. Repaired on fchort notice, at low rates, nd warranted to give satisfaction. x-13-fn,nn AMERICAN HOUSE. i 'ioa Teed and LlTery Stable In connection with lhe4Iause. L D. R0B1NS0II. PROPRIETOR Front Street, betwesa ain aod Vater, EROWNYILL.E, NEBRASKA. May,30th 1S66. 10 36 ly T.W.Tipton O.IIesrett J:S. Church TIPTCNj HEVETT d CHURCH sf a tlpv.nicji0 at Ccuo AROWNVI.LLE, NEBRASKA. ilarch-lst, 'C8. Jy. A. ROBINSON, T II! SIS PPG, Jtaln Between 1st k. Sd Street Tskes this method of informing the public that he has on hand a splendid ssortcnt gf Gent's and LAate a wisses ana niiarens a BOOTS AND SHOES. 5Cnston work done with neatness and dlsratcbJ Itepalrirg done on short notice. 10-80 fnnn TO JILE JAll'IERS OF NE51AHA CO., A.U YICLMII I would reypecifolly say that I have and am now receiving a large stock of GLYMI!f3 roil Winter and Spring Wear. I keep constantly en Land a full assortment of GENT'S CLOTHING OeU-A'tfias. BcTcr Clolli Coat, Pants &. Tests. French Cloth Clothing in Latest Mylcs, CaEEinierc Gocdsall descxiptiens. ALSO: 3?zjgdLslilrL3 Cjopds, TO SUIT TJIU TRADE. All of which I propose to sell as Cheap OTOii.ppx55r Than any of my Competitors. All I ask is for the citizens of Nemaha a.n,d adjoining counties TO G1Y3 E A CALL And find cut for thnnsthes ! REMEMBER TUE mAnnn.TOtiTninpnn!iin ULUU bliUliJIiilllUtlll S. SEEMAN. Bxk. Boorr.. t.V. rCK-HAS. BEIT. -HO GER3, c CO., Livery, Feed,and Sale Stable, BROWNVILLD N nBRASJCA- Dealers in all kind s of .'?tock. TTorses .Bonrht.RoIJ and Exchanged. SUK-k boariei by the day or wees, a Larj-aCORIlALlj attached t.BUhJ. DK. NLAL MILLER A'eternarT Sarreon. OSeo t onr Stttles, fcere he may at all tines b con rVed. " - . 31 I y C0. W . DOBSXT. LUTBES E OAPLET. CHA3.0. DOESSY DORSET, HOADLET CO., REAL ESTATE AQMTS, and Dealers in Land warranto, and Agricultural College Scrip. Office, in Land Office Building, Buy and sell improred and nnimproTed Lands. Buy Sell, and locate Land Warrants, and agri cultural college Scrip. Hake careful selections of goTerczneni Lands for location, Homesteads, and pre-emptions. Attend to contested Homestead and pre-epption cases, in the Land offioe. ' '' Letters of inquiry, promptly and cheerfully an swered. EST Correspondence SolicitedmJg25it 4 LOUIS WAMT 1, n noues-SIgn & Ornamental Clavier, Gilder, Grainer, ' P ApEZl HAIIGEH etc. All work done in a workitan like manner, and on strickly TERMS. .CJTl 1Q0B WISTOTBROWimiXX H0S1 AND R, T. RAIIIET cSfc V7. D. LEWIS f SUCCESSORS TO BAI5EY & CO. Respectfully inform the Citizens of the City and County ijiajthey are jn receipt oj a large and complete assortment of Ladie's Dress Goods, WHITE GOf)J, 3HE OSISSIHL'r , Viih an endless variety of 1ST O T I O 1ST S. Together with the Largest Stock of Custom Made BOOTS ANE .SHOES' Ever brought to this City all of which : was purchased prior to the late advance in gold, which enables us to offer supe rir enducements to those desirous of purchasing-. jWe also, keep on hand a fresh block of G-rooori.e cr And a good assortment of QTJE1IES7AEE Remember the Place, Main Slreet, Onn Door above the PoetofSoe, Browjirille, "ebraaka. ' 9-10-41y in,nn' x PhiUp Pliilips & Co. -Wholesale and retail dealers in riANIIS, ' ORGANS, AND MELODEONS. Western Agents for Decker Brothers, Patent plata i irno-lourtes. These Tianos are the only instauaents made in this country or Europe, with the full iron. fra.ise, ia. which JSU the Strings rest upon Wooden Bear ings and in which note of the Tuning Pins go through she Iron Plate. This arrangoient produces a More Refined Tone, with combined Sweetness and great Power, and more perfect quality Ihovgh the entire scale, pud the carmcity of Sending Longer in tcne asd retiaicg its enporior qnantity of jne , than any oher inytruaiect. ' General Agents for L. D. i H.W. Smith's AMERICAN ORGANS. The American Organs, aro the only real reed Or ga'na now before the publie. The only, prgan bar ing a Reverberating Sodnd Box, or Wind Chest. Which haf the same important part to perform as the Sounding Board haa in the Piano-Forte, to give, bady aiid. re3csir.ee of tone)and without which the Organ bricoi&es iereiy.a ilelqdeoc iu tc prrsa cae. - -- - - . - - . The American Orrans not only have tb.e . wind chest or sound box, out have the Urge Organ bel lows, giTing power and great sUadiness of tone. The e with their extreme fire voicing of the reeds a&d perfecting of the tcue, mke thea the. Jilost Perfect . Organ Known. Ths improrrrnenU, with superiority of tone and workmanship, platt the Amfrl;:n J)7gsnt in the front rank aa the best, and they command a higher p rie ttitn any other reed instrument in the. market Ttee, Orgaas received the First Preaiuia at the reat -tt. Louis Pair in OctoBer. ' " ' " Publishers of the VSInging Pi!grim". for Ssiday Schools. Send for a CirouUr. ;' Address. PHILIP PHILIPS &.CQ., : ill 5crth fth strett, SKLcaJi Mo, I ML A BILL For the Revision of tlie Law, School Sec. 1. Be it enacted ly the Legisla ture of the State of Nebraska, That each orgaDvzed county shall be divided by the Couuty Superintendent into as many school districts may from time to time be'f oiind necessary; but no grirar Jip trict shall contain more than sixteen sections of land. Sec. 2 Every duly organized school district shall be a body corporate, and possess all usual powers of n, -corporation! for public purposes, by the name and' style of kSchool District number , count 7," and in that parse may sue and be sued, purchase, hold and sell such personal and real estate as the law allows. Sec. 3. VVhen&ver the County Su- penntendent ot any county snail torm a new district therein, it shall be the duty of the said superintendent to deliver to a taxable mnabitant ot sucn district a no tice in writing cf the formation of - such district, describing its 'boundaries and specifying the time and place of holding the first meeting; which notice, with the fact of such delivery, sb!aijl'b.3 enter ed upon the record by the superinten dent. Sec. 4 The aajd notice shall also di red such inhabitant to notify every qual ified voter of such district, either per sonally or iy leaving a written notice at his place of residence, of tfie time and place of holding said jcaeeiinfr' at least five days before the time appointed there for, and it shall be the duty of such in habitant to notify the qualified voters of said district accordingly. Sec. 5 The said inhabitant, when he shall have notified the qualified vo ters as required in such notice, shall en- dor&3 thereon a return showing such no tification, with the riate or dates thereof and deliver such notice and return to the .chair man of the rneeting Sec. 6. The said chairman shall de liver such notice and reture to the di rectors chosen .at such me.et,ing, as .here inafter provided, who phalr record the same at length in a book to be provided by him, at the expense of the district, as a part of the records of such district. Sec. 7 aoh and - every sub-district now existing under provision of law shall be deemed to constitute a district, and be controlled and governed as here inafter 'provided. ' ' " Sec. 8. The qualified voters of eve ry new district when assembled pursu ant to the above mentioned notice, and all existing tistricts, at their annual meeting in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, shall elect from the qualified voters of such district a moderator for three years, a director f cr two years, and a treasurer for one year ; and on the expiration of their res pective terms of office,, and regularly thereafter, their several successors shall be elected for the term of three years each. Within. ten after their elec tion, these several officers shall file with the directors a written acceptance of the offices to which they shall baavs .been respectivly elected, whicji shai be recor ded by said directors. Sec. 9 Every such school district shall be deemed duly organized when apjr,two of the officers ejected at the first meeting shall have iiled their acceptance as aforesaid. Sec. 10. In case the inhabitants of any district shall fail to. organize th same in pursuance of such notice as' aforesaid, the said county superintdent sh'ali give a new notice as hereinafter provided, and the same proceeding shall be had thereon aa if no previous notice had been deliv exed. Sec. 11. The record made by ths directors as required by the sixth section of this act, shall he prima facie evidence of the.lact therein set forth," and of the legality of all proceedings m the organi zation of the district prior to th9 first district meeting, but nothing in this sec tion contained shall be so construed as to impair the effect of tha record ,kept fby county superintendent as evidence. Sec 12. Every school district shall in all cases be presumed to have been legally organized wfcen.it sha.Il have ex ercised tthe franchises and privileges cf a district for the I terra or two j'eats. Sec. ,13. In ali cases where the Coun ty Superintendent of any county shall form a school distrct therein, and where no election for school district officers be held, an,d where aijy school district sjiall refuse or neglect to elect at the proper time the necessary school district officers, it shall be the duty. of the County Super intendent of the ounty in which such 'district is situated, to appoint the officers oi syca uisinci irons among tne mail per seas. residing in sj;c district cf the age of twenty-one-years who are ur payers therein ; which officers thus appointed shall severely file with the directory written acceptaL-c2 of iha officers to which jh2y.thdl.h5ve ibeeji .appointed, which shall be recced Ly the director. rSec. 14. Jvvffy such school district shall be deemed duly organized whenev er any two of the officers thus appointed shall have filed their acceptance as afore said, and such school distriet.anol its cf ficQrs.shallbe entitled to aU tha '. rights, privileges, Briapunitiep, and .be sub ject to all the duties and liabilities CQU- f erred upon school districts by law." jaec 10. ica annual meeting of each school district shall be rield cn tha first Monday cf. September m each.year, f and the school year shall commence on that day. Sec. 16. Special meetings may be called by the district board, or by any ens cf then, on the written request of any five legal voters of the district, by giving tne notice requires jn , uio nen section, and in all notices of special meet ings the object of the meeting shall be stated. , Sec. 17 , All notices of annual or special peetcngs, afler ths first meeting has been held, as aforesaid, shall specify the (lay and hour and place of meeting, and shall be given at least six days pre vious to such meeting by posting up cop ies thereof in three cf the most public fclaces.'or by publication,' or 'by publca tion in the district, and in case of any special meeting called for the purpose of establishing or changing the cite of a school house,' 'such notice 'tKall he' given at least ten day's previous thereto. Sec. 18. No 1 district rnsetirg shall be deemed illegal for want of due notice, unless it shall appear that the omission to give such notice was wilful and fraud ulent : Provided, 1 hat for all meetings to provide for the location or removal bfasite'foj: a scjiooj house, the notice required' in the last' preceding' section, shall in:all cases be given. Sec. 19. Every male inhabitant of the age of twenty one years, residing in the district, and liable to pay a school district tax therein, !sb all bs entitled to vote at any district "meeting. Sec 20. If any person ottering to vote at a school district meeting shall be challenged as unqualified by any legal voter in such district, the chairman pre siding at sncb meeting shall declare to the person challenged, the qualification of a voter, and if such person shall state that he is Qualified and the challenge shall ncl be withdrawn, the said chair man shall tend to him an oath In sub stance as follows : "You do swear (or affirm) that you are twenty-one years of age, that' you a're an actual resident cf this school district and liable to pay a school district tax therein," and every person taking such oath shall be permit ted to vote on all questions proposed at such xaeeting. Sec. 21. If any person so challenged shall refuse to .tajifi such oath, hi3 vote shall ibe rejected, and 'any person who sha'U wilfully take a false oath or make a false ararmation under the provisions of the preceding section, shall b9 deemed guilty or perjury. Sec. 22. When any question is tatten in any other manner than by ballot, 'a challenge immediately after the vote has been taken.and previous to the announce ment of the vote by the chair, shall b$ deemed to be made when offering to vote and treated in the same manner. Sec. 23. The qualified voters in such school district when lawfully assembled sB'StUihave power to adjourn" from time to time as may be necessary ; to designate a site for a school house by a vote of two thirds of those present and to change the same by a similar vote at any ' regular meeting. ' ' Sec. 24. When no site can be estab lished by such inhabitants, as aforesaid, the County Superintendent of the county in which the district is situated shall de termine where such site shall be,- and his determination shall be certified to the director of the district and shall be final, except thaTsuch decision may fce changed by theCpunty 'S'uper.intend'ent on a writ ten request of a majority of the qualified voters of the district.' Sec. 25. The said qualified voters shall also have power at any such mee ting to direct the purchasing or leasing of any appropriate site, and the building hiring or purchasing of a school house, and the amount of fuel to be furnished and the, tine and mode cf furnishing it for the succeeding .year, whether by ap portionment to persons having scholars to send to such school in weed, to be de livered at the school house or in money to bs assessed on a rate bill, or by a .tax on the property of the district, 'and to impose' such ta as rnay :be sufficient for the payment thereof, subject to the lim itation contained in the succeeding sec tion. Sec. 26. The amount of takes to be raised in any district for the purpose of purchasing or building a school houie than ppt.ezccep.the sum pi :tiree hun dred dollars ip any one year,unless there shall be more than thirty scholars re siding therein between the ages of five and twenty-one years, and the amount thereof shall net exceed four hundred dollars in any one year unless there shall more than tiny scholars .resiin.in tne district .between the ages last aforesaid; one! no sum shall be raised exceeding two hundred dollars for the purpose cf building or purchasing . a school house cf less dimensions thin sixteen , feet. by twenty-four feet aal ten feet between floors, not exceeding one hundred dol- lars for the purpose of building or pur chasing a school house constructed 0: round or hewn logs. ec. 27. Any school district havinrr mere than three huodred scholars be tween the ages of 'five and twenty-one residing in "such' district,' shall have pow er and authority to. borrow money to pay for sites for school houses, and to erect buildings thereon and to furnish the same, by a.vcte of two-thirds of the qual ified voters cf said district, cresett at ,any annual ceding cr epecial ceding : kProvVded, That a special nesting for aucn purpose thauce upon a notice given by the directors of such district, , at least twenty days prior. to tha zj of rneeting; REd that tfca whpU debt, cf any "ach di trict at any one tima fcr money thus bor rowed shall net exceed ten thousand dol lars- Sec. 29. The qualified voter?, when assembled at any annual or regular meeting, may from time to tima impose such tax as may ba necessary to keep their school house in repair End to pro vide the necessary appendages, and to pay and discharge any debts cr liabilities of tha district lawfully incurred ; may raise a sum not exceeding forty dollars in any oh8 year, for the purchase cf books of reference, globes, triads, di atfy apparatus for the purpose cf illustrating tlia principles of astronomy, natural phi losophy, natural history, and agricultural! Sec. 29."' They may also ' determine at each annual meeting "the length of time a school shall ba taught m their district during the" ensuing yearj which shall not be less than three months, and whether by male or female teachers, or both, and whether the moneys apportion ed for tlie support of the school therein shall. be applied "to the wjhie 'cr sum mer term, or a certain portion of each. Sec. SO. In case any of the matters of the preceding section mentioned are not determided at the annual meeting, 'the a'jiirici' bodrd shaI have jpovtar, and it shall be their duty,' to iU.te;rpi 'the same. Sec. 31. Said qualified voters may also, at any reglar meeting, authoroze and direct (he sale of any school house, site, building, or other property belong ing to the district, when the same shall no longer be needed for the use of the district. v ' ' ' ' Sec. 32. They rnay also give such directions and make such provisions as they shall deem necessary in relation to the prosecution or defense of any pro ceeding in which the district may be a party or interested. Sec. 33. The moderator shall h?.ve power, and it shall be his duty, to pre side at all meetings of tha district, to 'sign all' warrants for ' the collections of of rate bills after they shall have been prepared and signed by the 'i redo r.and to countersign all orders upon the treas urer for moneys to be disbursed by the district, and all warrants of the director upon the county treasurer for moneys raised for district purposes or appor tioned to the district by the county clerk. But if the moderator shall be ab sent froni any district meeting, the qual ified voters present taay elect a suitable person to prescribe at the meeting. Se:. 34. If at any district meeting any person shall .conduct himself in a disorderly manner, and after ictjee frcm the moderator or person presiding, shall persist therein, the moderator or per son, presiding may order him to with draw from the meeting, and on his re fusal may order any constable, or other person or persons, to take him into cus tody until the meetinshajl be adjourned Sec. 35. A'ny f person who shah re fuse to withdraw fram such meeting on being so ordered as provided in the pro ceeding section, or who shall wilfully disturb such meeting, shall for every such offence fc-tfeil a sum not exceeding twenty dollars. Sc 36. The treasurer shnll pay over all moneys in his hands kbeloning to the district' on the " warrant of the di rector, countersigned tby he moderator, and shall collect all' rata bills for tuition and fuel in obedience to the command contained in' the .warrant annexed theroto Sec. 37. In case anj pe.rscp '.ihalt re fuse or neglect to pay the amount cn such rate bill lor which he is liable, on demand, the treasurer sbail collect the same by distress and sale cf any goods chatties of such person, wherevor found, within any county in which the district, or any part of it, is situated. Sec. 39- The treasbrtjr shall give at least ten days' notice of such sale by posting up written noticesthereof inthree public places ia the precinct where the . . hi ii 1 ' property snail oe sq:a. ,Sec. 2p. At the expiration cf his warrant the treasurer shall make a ra turn thereof in writing, witH the rate bill attached, to the director, stating the amount on said rate bill collected, the amount uncollected, and tha names of the persons from whom collections have not.been paie. ' ' "" . ec."4d. The. treasurer shall appear for. and on be half of the district in all suits brought by cr against the same whenever no other directions shall be given by the qualified . voters in district meeting, except in suit3 where he h in terested adversely to the district, and in all such cases the director shall appear for such district if no other directions be given as aforesaid. .Sec 41. TJbe moderator tc4 direc tor shall require 61 tlie. treasurer and the treasurer shall execute to the. district a bond in doubie the amount of money to come into his bauds as such treasurer during the year, as near as the same can be ascertained, with two sufficient sureties,' to.be approved ly' the modera tor and director, conditioned ' for 'the faithful application of til' moneys 'that shall coxia into his hands by virtue of his oSeo. ' '"'. j Sec. 12. 'jfhe director hall be clerk j of the district board, and of all district meetings, wben present, but if he shall ! not be present at anj .,ii;rict rneetic; the' qualified voters present may appoint a clerk of such meeting, who shall certi fy the proceedings thereof to the direct or, to.be recorded bv Eim. r ' '' s Sec. 43. Tha directcr shall TtrnrA ' all proceedings of the district'ih i book; to bs kfpt fcr that purp:A, nL ', r,:. ' serve copies cf all reports nude 13 lh Uounty superintendent, ana saieiy pre serve and ketp all becks ztl jrap era lan?insr to his oSce. ' ' ' ' ' sec. i. ins director, wiia taa aa vise end' iensent cf the moderator ail Ihe treasurer, or cne cf tlL'sra cVuier their direction, if he shall not concur, shall contract with and hire qualified teachers for and in tha name cf the dis trict, which contract shall ba in writiu j, and shall have the consent of tha mod eratcr and treasurer, cr cne cf.thjn, endorsed ihereca. and' shall spscify tha wages per "wee& crc'ont, s -agreed ly the Darties. and a duclicate thereof &ll be filed in his cfS:e ; ProviJsd, That the directcr shall refuse to maka an! sign such contract when directed so to do by the mo'dr'atcr and treasurer, thsa 'jt may be made and signed by the moder ator and treasurer. ' Sec: 45. Within ten days next pre vious to the annual district meeting tha director shall take tha census of his dis trict and make a list in writing cf tha n-nes cf all the children beJonsic.t 'thereto between the ages cf five and twentY-ons years. In cae c: the ao- se ce nce cr inability of the v director, lach nsus' shall'bs taken 3y tHa 'moderator 'or treasurer,' or-such person as they may appoint, and a copy cf such list verihad "by the oath' of tha person taking sbch census by affidavit appended to 'cr en' dorsed thereon, setting forth that it 3 a correct list cf the names of all the chil dren belonging to the district between the ages of five and twenty-cna years, shall be returned with the ann';3.l report to the County SuperimendenU ' ' Sec: 43. ' He shall furnish a copy .of such Hst'to each teacher employed in the 'district, and require such teacher to carefully note the daily attendence 'of eac scholar and to make returns there of to him, including the ages of all schol ars whose names are not on such . list, and such teacher shall also certify and return, Recording to his best information and .belief, the name of the peroa lia ble for tha tuition of each tchclii'. ' ' 'r : Sec. '47. 'Incase tha director shall not have furnised such' list as aforesaid, the teacher shall keep a list of all tha scholars attending school, and the naca ber of days each scholar shall attend tha same, with the age of each, and ibe name of the person liable for the tuition of e.ich, according to his best informs, tion and belief, which list he shall re turn to 'the director ft3 aforesaid.' ' Sec. 43. ' Tha director shall ascertain from the return of such teacher the num ber of days for which each ptraon not exempt shall be liable to pay tuuion and the amount payable C7 each. Seci 49. ! Within twenty days after receiving such list and certificate from the teacher, the director shall maka out a rate bill, containing the name ot each person so liable and the amount dap from him for'tuition and fuel, "or either, adding thereto five cents on each dollar of th5 sum due for treasurer's fee3, and shall annex'' thereto a warrant "for tha collection thereof, to be signed 7 Ma and the moderator. Sec. 50. Surh warrant shall com mand the treasurer that within sixty days he shall collect of the persons name.i in s'aid rate bill the amount set opposite their respective names, and if any per son shall neglect or refuse cn dersacd to 'pay' tha amount on said rjite ,bill -for which he is liable, he shall colled l' same by distress and aale of the goouJ and chatties of such person wherever found within the county or eounties in which tha district is situited, fir3t pub lishing such sale at last ten days by posting tip notice the.reaf in three pub lic 'places' in the precinct1 rbcre cuch properly shall be sold. Sec. 51. In case the moderator arid director shall Heeni.lt necessary, they may, by an endorsement on such war raut signed by them, extend the time therein specified fcr collection of such rate bill not exceeding thirty days. Sec. 52." Th3 director thall provide ths'nocessary'ap'penda gei fcr tha' school house and keep and keep tha same in kood condition and repair during thO tune school shall be taught therein, and shall keep an accurate account of ail ex penses incurred by him as director- Such account shall be "audited by tha moderator andr treasurer, and on their written order shall be paid out of any money provided by tha district for such purposes. ' " ' Sec. 53. He shall present at each annual labeling an estimate of the ex penses necessary to be incurred during iha ensuing year'for such purposes ' abd for payment for' the service cf ?ay dis trict offices, and such amouiit wh'ea 'vo ted by 'such .annual meeting shall ba as sessed and collected ia the same manner as other district taxes; but no tax for these purposes shall be voted at a special meeting unlesj a notice cf tha same shall be expressed ia tha notica rjf lu'cLmeetinj. .... , Stic. 51.' Jle ihu.Jlge hc prescribe! notice of tho at nual meeting and cf all such special meetings' a3 he shall.be re quired to give cotir a of, .ia . accordanca with 'the provisions cf this ccr, one ccpy of v,hich, for each n:icg,shall t$ 'poni ed ori the cutter dear of tha srhicl houv if lhef e.be' one. Sec. 55. He shall draw all orders upon tha treasurer for 'all peneys to ba disbursed by ths district, nd all war rant'c opon'tha county 'treisurer for racn eys raised for the" district by tl;a ; ccty clerk, nnl present the siuia to the mci. ?rior to b? t-onntersigncd br r:,n ' :l CVntin-scd ' ' ' 0
