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502 PUBLIC EDUCATION. [ART. 77
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87 j. Ordinances may be passed
imposing penalties for injury
to library property or retention
of books.
87 K. Library board may receive
and hold demises, bequests and
donations.
87 L. Copies of laws, journals and
other books to be furnished by
the State. Annual report to
be sent to the State library.
Manual Training Schools in the
Counties.
110. Building for use of such schools.
111. Principal or other teacher in
State Normal School to give
certificate of approval.
112. Warrant of $1, 500 for support
of said schools to be issued.
113. Said schools to be under man-
agement and control of board
of county school commission-
ers.
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114. Separate colored industrial
schools Salaries for teachers
of such, how to be paid.
115. Certificate of approval of such
schools.
116. Warrant of $1, 500 for the sup-
port of such schools.
117. How appropriation for benefit
of any manual training school
shall be paid.
118. How appropriation for the
benefit of colored industrial
school shall be paid.
Farmers' Institutes.
119. Establishment of such insti-
tutes.
120. One such institute to be held
annually in each county.
121. Director of said institutes.
122. Appropriation f or this provision.
123 Accounts to be kept and report
published.
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Formation of Boards.
1890, ch. 157.
5. The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, shall appoint at every regular session of the General
Assembly, four persons, (one of whom shall be a resident of the
Eastern Shore, ) who, together with the Governor and the prin-
cipal of the State normal school, shall constitute the State board
of education. ,
1892, ch. 341.
6- The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, shall appoint a board of county school commissioners for
each county, to be composed in the counties of Baltimore, Car-
roll, Frederick and Washington, of six persons and in each of
the other counties of three persons, of whom one third in each
county shall serve for a term of two years, one third shall serve
for a term of four years, and one-third shall serve for a term of
six years from the first day of August next succeeding their
appointment, and until their successors shall qualify; provided,
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