Local Government in the South And the Southwest
Local Government in the South And the Southwest
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Upon failure to accept the office after election, he is fined $500. His work is revised by a board of five Supervisors.
The Coroner is in one respect the highest official in the county. He is the only person who has power to arrest an offending sheriff. He may also execute processes in other criminal, penal and civil cases. When so doing, he is gov- erned by the same laws as apply to the sheriff. His other duties are common to all similar officers.
The County Superintendent is elected for four ...years and receives a stated salary. He is not eligible for election till he has obtained from the State Board of Examiners a certificate of qualification. It is his duty to have general supervision of the common schools, to lay off, alter or abolish districts, to visit schools, to draw moneys due the county for schools, to pay teachers, to make a settlement with the county judge, and report to the State superintendent. This office is fre- quently held by young law students who know and care very little about schools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon failure to accept the office after election, he is fined $500. His work is revised by a board of five Supervisors.
The Coroner is in one respect the highest official in the county. He is the only person who has power to arrest an offending sheriff. He may also execute processes in other criminal, penal and civil cases. When so doing, he is gov- erned by the same laws as apply to the sheriff. His other duties are common to all similar officers.
The County Superintendent is elected for four ...years and receives a stated salary. He is not eligible for election till he has obtained from the State Board of Examiners a certificate of qualification. It is his duty to have general supervision of the common schools, to lay off, alter or abolish districts, to visit schools, to draw moneys due the county for schools, to pay teachers, to make a settlement with the county judge, and report to the State superintendent. This office is fre- quently held by young law students who know and care very little about schools.
What to read after Local Government in the South And the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Webster Bemis to read onlineMoreLess
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