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rents and profits accruing therefrom in such manner as will best
promote the prosperity and utility of such library; provided
such application be according to the terms of the gifts, donations,
devises, bequests and legacies.

1898, ch. 515.

87 L. Every public library established under this sub title shall
receive annually from the State a copy of the laws, journals and
all other books published by the authority of the State, and in
return therefor shall transmit a copy of its annual report to the
State library.

Ibid.

87 M. All real estate acquired for the use and benefit of any
library and reading room as aforesaid established, with the accre-
ments thereon, and all property that shall be a part of any such
library and reading room shall be exempt from all State, county
and municipal taxation.

Manual Training Schools.

1898, ch. 273.

110. It shall be the duty of the board of county school com-
missioners, when a suitable building, or room or rooms con-
nected with one of the large graded schools or high schools shall
be provided by the county, or money sufficient for the erection of
such building, or room or rooms, to accept the same, (if, in the
judgment of the board, there is any necessity therefor, ) and there-
after to provide for the maintenance of a manual training school,
or manual training department, for said county, and the salaries
of teachers and manual training instructors, out of the general
school fund and the State aid hereinafter provided.

Ibid.

111. Whenever a manual training school, or manual training
department, is opened in any county, the president and secretary
of the board of county school commissioners of said county shall
report to the secretary of the State board of education, and the
State board of education shall, without delay, proceed to appoint
the principal of the State normal school, or one of the teachers
in said school, well qualified for such service, to visit the school
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