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paid in quarterly instalments, commencing on the first day of
October, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, by the Treasurer, on
warrant of the Comptroller, and to be distributed by the State
Superintendent as the Board of Education may direct, but only
for teachers' salaries and the purchase of educational apparatus;
the cost of text books, stationery, fuel, light and cleaning the
rooms, shall be charged to the incidental expenses of the school,
and paid on the first day of January and the first day of July,
in each year by the Treasurer, upon warrant of Comptroller, and
certificate of State Board of Education, provided such sum shall
not exceed one thousand dollars.

112. All donations or bequests of money or other personal
property, and all grants or devises of lands for the benefit of the
State Normal School shall be held in trust by the State Board
of Education.

118. The sum of two thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, is hereby appropriated to purchase furniture
for the Normal School, to be paid by the Treasurer on warrant
of the Comptroller and certificate of State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.

114. All male students of the State Normal School shall be
taught military tactics, embracing the manual for infantry, the
school of the company and battalion, to qualify them to intro-
duce a proper system of military instruction in the primary
schools and high schools of the State.

115. The Adjutant General of the State shall, upon requisi-
tion from the State Board of Education, furnish to the State
Normal School such arms and equipments as are needed for the
use of the students.

AIDS AND ENCOURAGEMENTS TO UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.

116. Cheap educational tracts, documents and periodicals shall
be issued to teachers and others by the State Superintendent as
he shall deem expedient. Also, tracts explanatory of the school