Iowa School Fund Lands Management Act Summary
Iowa legislature enacts a framework for managing the school fund from public lands. It establishes perpetual and temporary funds, apportionment rules among counties, and duties for the State Auditor, County Treasurers, and boards. It details receipt, transfer, and reporting procedures for interest, plus notices and processes for selling sixteenth section lands with proper recordkeeping.
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State of
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State
Congress
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Public land sale terms and school fund system
The act outlines sale terms for school lands with cash or credit options, safety provisions, and penalties for default. It details trustees duties, appraisals, security, and the management of the permanent school fund, including audits, loans, taxes, and proceedings to prevent waste. Processors include Board of Supervisors, County Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, and District Attorney.
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Board of Supervisors
District Court
State Land Office
State University
Inter
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Iowa Act Requires Official Bond for County Clerk
The General Assembly of Iowa enacts that the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in every county must post a good and sufficient bond, approved by the board, to guarantee faithful performance of duties. The act takes effect after lawful publication. Signed by Speaker and approved April 3, 1860 by Samuel J. Kirkwood. Secretary Elijan Sells certifies a true copy on file.
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John Edwards
House of Representatives
James F. Wilson
Senate
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Euan Seus
Board of Supervisors
General Assembly
Iowa
Elijan Sells
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