JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 687

CHAPTER TWO, SECTION ONE. The Governor, by and	Appoint a
with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall ap-	State Board of Education.
point at every regular session of the General Assem-
bly, from among the presidents and examiners of
the several county boards, four persons, (one of
whom shall be a resident of the eastern shore,) who,
together with the Governor and the Principal of the
State Normal School, shall constitute the State Board
of Education.
CHAPTER TWO, SECTION THREE. The Board of Dis-
trict School Trustees shall be composed of three	District School Trustees
persons, who shall be appointed by the County
School Commissioners, on the first day of May, or
at their first meeting thereafter, in each year, and
who shall meet within thirty days after their appoint-
ment, and enter upon the duties assigned them in
chapter live of this act; at their first meeting they
shall appoint a chairman, to hold office for one year,
and shall give notice of the appointment to the Sec-
retary of the Board of County School Commissioners.
CHAPTER THREE, SECTION FOUR. The State Board
of Education shall, to the best of their ability, cause	Cause to be can led into
the provisions of this law to be carried into effect,	effort
and may if necessary, institute legal proceedings for
that purpose, with the direction and advice of
the Attorney General; they shall enact by-laws
for the administration of the public school system,
not at variance with this act, and shall have the
power to suspend or remove any examiner or teacher	Suspend or
who may be found inefficient in or incompetent for	remove.
the discharge of the duties assigned him, or guilty
of such moral delinquency as may have unfitted him
for the office he holds; they shall explain the true
intent and meaning of the law, and they shall decide,
without expense to the parties concerned, all con-
troversies and disputes that may arise under it.
CHAPTER FIVE, SECTION ONE The Board of District
School Trustees shall have the care of the houses
and lands connected therewith, intended for school	Have the care of
purposes, also the furniture, apparatus and other
school property ; they shall attend to all repairs and
charge the cost among the incidental expenses of the
school, to be paid out of the tax levied upon the
assessable property of the county as herein provided