A. W. BRADFORD, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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Sec. 7. The State Superintendent shall be, ex-
officio, the Principal of the Normal School, shall
prescribe the course of study and supervise the
general curriculum in every particular not provided
for in this law; he shall make provision for model
primary and grammar schools, under permanent
and highly qualified Teachers, in which the stu-
dent of the Normal School shallhave opportunity
to practice the modes of instruction and discipline
inculcated in the Normal School. The salary of
the Teachers of the Model and Experimental School
to be paid, in part, from the tuition fees derived
from the pupils of said Model Schools.

Model schools.

Sec. 8. The annual sum of seven thousand dol-
lars is hereby appropriated for the support of the
State Normal School, to be paid in quarterly in-
stalments, commencing on the first day of October
eighteen hundred and sixty-five, by the Treasurer
on warrant of the Comptroller, and to be distribu-
ted by the State Superintendent, as the Board of
Education may direct, but only for Teachers sala-
ries and the purchase of educational apparatus;

Appropriation
for support of
Normal School

the cost of text books, stationery, fuel, light and
cleaning the rooms, shall be charged to the inci-
dental expenses of the school, and paid on the first
day of January and first day of July in each year,
by the Treasurer upon warrant of Comptroller
and certificate of State Board of Education, pro-
vided such sum shall not exceed one thousand dol-
lars.

Incidental ex-
penses.

Sec. 9. 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 Edu-
cation.

Trust.

Sec. 10. The sum of two thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appro-
priated 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.

Furniture.

Sec. 11. All male students of the State Normal
School shall be taught military tactics, embracing
the manuel for infantry, the school of the company
and battalion, to qualify them to introduce a pro-
per system of military instruction in the primary
schools and high schools of the State.

Military tac-
tics taught.