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Page 244
At the first meeting of said board , in addition to a president , there shall be
elected from its members one person , who with the president ... of such as are
entitled thereto , but no person so appointed shall receive to exceed five dollars
per day for such time as employed . ... which said sum shall constitute a specific
fund to be drawn out of the treasury in the manner hereinbefore specified , on the
warrants ...
At the first meeting of said board , in addition to a president , there shall be
elected from its members one person , who with the president ... of such as are
entitled thereto , but no person so appointed shall receive to exceed five dollars
per day for such time as employed . ... which said sum shall constitute a specific
fund to be drawn out of the treasury in the manner hereinbefore specified , on the
warrants ...
Page 337
The duties of directors of school districts shall be : 1 . To authorize the clerk to call
special meetings . ... and , when authorized by a majority vote of the legal voters
present at any legally called school meeting , the directors may , for all or any of
the above ... and for such purpose may issue and sell negotiable coupon bonds
of the district as hereinafter provided , and may from time to time , not oftener than
...
The duties of directors of school districts shall be : 1 . To authorize the clerk to call
special meetings . ... and , when authorized by a majority vote of the legal voters
present at any legally called school meeting , the directors may , for all or any of
the above ... and for such purpose may issue and sell negotiable coupon bonds
of the district as hereinafter provided , and may from time to time , not oftener than
...
Page 338
The meeting shall be called to order by the chairman of the board of directors ,
and the taxpayers shall proceed to elect ... Whenever any school district shall
issue bonds under the provisions of the section , all such bonds shall be issued
to the ...
The meeting shall be called to order by the chairman of the board of directors ,
and the taxpayers shall proceed to elect ... Whenever any school district shall
issue bonds under the provisions of the section , all such bonds shall be issued
to the ...
Page 341
The directors shall visit and inspect their school from time to time , and when
necessary may exclude refractory pupils ... s bond shall be filed with the county
superintendent of schools within thirty days from the regular annual meeting held
on the first Monday of March in each year . 9 . ... To levy rate bills whenever in
their opinion it is for the best interests of the district so to do , fixing therein the
amount of ...
The directors shall visit and inspect their school from time to time , and when
necessary may exclude refractory pupils ... s bond shall be filed with the county
superintendent of schools within thirty days from the regular annual meeting held
on the first Monday of March in each year . 9 . ... To levy rate bills whenever in
their opinion it is for the best interests of the district so to do , fixing therein the
amount of ...
Page 343
Boards of directors shall dismiss teachers only for good cause shown , and in
case the board shall pass an order to ... All regular and special school meetings
must be convened by a written call signed by the chairman of the board and the
district ... the directors shall cause to be used in each school district a uniform
series of state blanks , registers , etc . , whenever the same shall be supplied by
the state .
Boards of directors shall dismiss teachers only for good cause shown , and in
case the board shall pass an order to ... All regular and special school meetings
must be convened by a written call signed by the chairman of the board and the
district ... the directors shall cause to be used in each school district a uniform
series of state blanks , registers , etc . , whenever the same shall be supplied by
the state .
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Absent adopted amend Baughman beg leave Belknap Belts bill pass bill was referred Bishop Blevins Brown of Douglas Brown of Morrow Buxton Campbell chairman Chandler Chief clerk coming committee concurrent consideration Coon Cooper Cornelius Currin Daly directed Duncan Durham election Elmore February following report Ford Geer of Clackamas Geer of Marion Gill Goodrich Gowan Gullixson Hobbs Houck HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Inman January Jeffreys King Lamson laws Lawton Layman leave to report Maloney Manley McEwen Merrill Merritt MESSAGE Messrs Miller motion moved Myers Nays Nickell Northup ordered Oregon Ormsby passed to second Paxton president to inform question read second read third recommendation referred house bill resolution respectfully report roll was called rules Russell SALEM second read senate bill SENATE CHAMBER Sheridan Speaker Staats Stone submitted the following thereof third reading Toner Trullinger Upton voting aye Wilkins Wilkinson Wright of Marion Wright of Union
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Page 359 - When publication is ordered, personal service of a copy of the summons and complaint out of the State is equivalent to publication and deposit in the post office.
Page 359 - In case of publication, the court or judge must also direct a copy of the summons and complaint to be forthwith deposited in the post-office, directed to the person to be served, at his place of residence, unless it appear that such residence is neither known to the party making the application, nor can with reasonable diligence be ascertained by him.
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Page 347 - A general or specific denial of each material allegation of the complaint controverted by the defendant, or of any knowledge or information thereof sufficient to form a belief; and 2.
Bibliographic information
| Title | Journal |
| Author | Oregon. Legislative Assembly. House of Representatives |
| Published | 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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