COMPILED CODE - Iowa Legislature - State of Iowa

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Tit. X, Ch. 18. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. §§ 2457-2501-al.
8 The permanent annual appropriations provided for in this sec-
9 tion shall be paid on the order of the Iowa state board of education, in
10 monthly installments beginning July first of each year.
[36 G. A., ch. 305, § 4.]
NOTE: The 36th G. A., ch. 227, § 10, ordered all appropriation acts to be
omitted from the supplemental supplement of 1915. The result was that the foregoing
section was not carried Into the compiled code. It is here printed to supply
the omission.
CHAPTER 15.
IOWA SOLDIERS' ORPHANS' HOME.
SECTION 2457. Appropriation for support—per capita allowance.
1 For the support of the home there is hereby appropriated out of
2 any money in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum
3 of twenty-five dollars per month, or so much thereof as may be needed,
4 for each child actually supported, and in addition the expense of his
5 transmission to the home, which sums shall be drawn from the state
6 treasury and expended in the manner provided by chapter one of title
7 nine.
8 The number of children shall be ascertained by taking the average
9 attendance for the preceding month; provided, however, that if the
10 average number of children shall be less than four hundred in any
11 month, the auditor of state and treasurer of state shall credit the home
12 with the sum of ten thousand dollars for that month and the sum so
13 credited shall be drawn from the state treasury in the' same manner
14 and for the same purposes as the regular monthly per capita allowance
15 is drawn.
[C, '73, §§ 1630, 1631 ; C, '97, § 2691 ; S., '13, § 2691; S. S.,
'15, § 2691 ; 37 G. A., ch. 266, § 6 ; 38 G. A., ch. 37, §§
1, 6;39G. A., ch. 297, §3.]
CHAPTER 18.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
SECTION 2491. Readers—clerical help—compensation.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 1.]
SEC. 2501-al. Appropriations for institutes.
1 To defray the expenses of county teachers' institutes, there is
2 hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the state treasury not
3 otherwise set apart a sum not to exceed fifty dollars annually for each
4 institute held in each county, which sum the superintendent shall
5 receive from the state treasurer, upon the warrant of the state auditor,
6 to be issued to him upon his certificate ; which amount, when drawn,
7 shall be forthwith remitted to the proper county superintendent. If
8 any balance remains of this sum after paying the expenses of the