Official Opinions Relating to Questions of School Law By the Attorney General An
Official Opinions Relating to Questions of School Law By the Attorney General An
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B. STRATTON, Attorney General.
[Supplementary to opinion of August 10. ] ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, OLYMPIA, August 12, 1903. Hon. R. B. Bryan, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Olympia, Wash. : UEAIC SIR In my letter of the 10th inst. To you, upon the subject of the purchase by school boards of portable school houses, I think your attention should have been called to sec- tions 156, 157 and 158 of the School Code. Section 156 was amended by the act of 1901, found on page 382 of the Session... Laws of that year. Section 40 of the School Code, referred to in my letter of the 10th inst. , was also amended by the same act of 1901, which shows that the legislature had them both in mind and intended that they should both have effect if possible.
Section 40 was again amended in 1903, but subdivision 5 OFFICIAL OPINIONS ON SCHOOL LAW. 25 was not changed in any particular. We are of the view that the vote of the district mentioned in the fifth subdivision of section 40 may well be construed to mean the determination of the voters at the special meeting provided for in said section 156, so far as this particular case is concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. STRATTON, Attorney General.
[Supplementary to opinion of August 10. ] ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE, OLYMPIA, August 12, 1903. Hon. R. B. Bryan, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Olympia, Wash. : UEAIC SIR In my letter of the 10th inst. To you, upon the subject of the purchase by school boards of portable school houses, I think your attention should have been called to sec- tions 156, 157 and 158 of the School Code. Section 156 was amended by the act of 1901, found on page 382 of the Session... Laws of that year. Section 40 of the School Code, referred to in my letter of the 10th inst. , was also amended by the same act of 1901, which shows that the legislature had them both in mind and intended that they should both have effect if possible.
Section 40 was again amended in 1903, but subdivision 5 OFFICIAL OPINIONS ON SCHOOL LAW. 25 was not changed in any particular. We are of the view that the vote of the district mentioned in the fifth subdivision of section 40 may well be construed to mean the determination of the voters at the special meeting provided for in said section 156, so far as this particular case is concerned.
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