JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. C&9

of County School Commissioners at the end of each
term; and no teacher shall be entitled to receive
payment for services until the quarterly report, prop-
erly filled up and completed, be so returned. The
quarterly reports shall be filed by the Board of County
School Commissioners for the purpose of making the
annual return to the State Board of Education.
CHAPTER TEN, SECTION TWO. Each Board of County	May purchase
School Commissioners shall adopt, and may purchase	text books
the text books for the public schools in their respec-
tive counties.
CHAPTER ELEVEN, SECTION TWO. The certificate
issued by each county examiner shall be numbered	Shall be num- bered
and registered in a book kept by theBoard of County
School Commissioners, and be delivered to their suc-
cessors in office, and shall be denominated first or
second grade, as the case may be; and the State
Board of Education shall keep a book in the same
manner as the county examiner. Certificates of the
first grade shall embrace orthography, reading,
writing, arithmetic, geography, history, English
grammar, book-keeping, algebra and natural philos-
ophy ; and those of the second grade shall embrace
orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geogra-
phy, history and English grammar ; but the State Board of Education may add additional requirements	Additional
to those indicated for either grade whenever the same	requirements.
may seem necessary. Such a certificate shall, how-
ever, not continue in force for more than six months,
unless the person receiving the same shall satisfy
the examiner of his fitness for governing a school,
and his ability to impart instruction in the various
branches taught in the public schools ; but when the
examiner shall have satisfied himself upon these
points, he shall be empowered to issue a certificate,
which shall continue in force for three years from
the date of issue.
CHAPTER TWELVE, SECTION TWO. The sessions of
the State Normal School, until otherwise provided	Sessions of.
for by the State, shall be held in such building as
the State Board of Education may select ; provided that the rent be not greater than thirty-five hundred
dollars, which amount, or so much thereof as is
necessary, is hereby appropriated annually for that
purpose.
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