[New Section.] 1850. Service of summons, whether issued by the District Court or a Justice's Court, may be made by publication of a copy of the summons once a week for four successive weeks, in a newspaper published in the county in which the action is commenced. The service of the summons shall be complete at the expiration of the time of such publication. [New Section.] 1851. Judgments rendered in such cases in the District Court shall be docketed and become liens upon all property of the defendant liable to taxation, and may be enforced against the same; and the District Attorney may file transcript of judgments rendered in Justice's Courts, under this Article, with the County Clerk, who shall, thereupon, docket such judgments, and they shall become liens from and after such docket entry, in the manner as judgment rendered in the District Court under this Article, and the County Clerk may issue execution on such docketed Justice's judgment as on judgments rendered in the District Court. [New Section.] 1852. The law regulating proceedings in civil cases in the Courts of justice in this State, so far as the same is not inconsistent with the provisions of this Article, is hereby made applicable to proceedings under this Article; and any deed derived from a sale of real property, under this Act, shall be conclusive evidence of title, except as against actual frauds or prepayment of taxes, and shall entitle the holder thereof to a writ of assistance from the District Court to obtain possession of such property; provided, that the Sheriff, in selling said property, shall only sell the smallest quantity that any purchaser will take and pay the judgment and costs; and, provided further, that when property is sold belonging to minors or persons under legal disability, they shall have until one year after said disability is removed, to redeem said property, by paying the whole bid and all subsequent taxes and interest. All moneys collected in this behalf, except costs and charges, shall, without delay, be paid to the Treasurer of the county, for the use of the district in which the tax was levied; and the date thereof shall be entered opposite the proper name or property in the delinquent list, which shall be open to public inspection. 1858. All State school moneys apportioned by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, must be apportioned to the several counties in proportion to the number of school census children between five and seventeen years of age, as shown by the returns of the School Census Marshals of the preceding school year; provided, that Indian children who are not living under the guardianship of white persons, and Mongolian children, shall not be included in the apportionment list. The School Superintendent of each county must apportion all State and county school moneys as follows: First-He must ascertain the number of teachers each district is entitled to, by calculating one teacher for every one hundred census children, or fraction thereof of not less than fifteen census children, as shown by the next preceding school census. Second-He must ascertain the total number of teachers for the county, by adding together the number of teachers assigned to the several districts. Third-Five hundred dollars shall be apportioned to each district for every teacher assigned it; provided, that to districts having ten and less than fifteen census children, shall be apportioned three hundred dollars only. Fourth-All school moneys remaining on hand after apportioning five hundred dollars to each district having fifteen census children or more for every teacher assigned it, and after apportioning three hundred dollars to districts having ten and less than fifteen census children, must be apportioned to the several districts having not less than fifty census children, in proportion to the number of census children in each of said districts. 1859. On or after the first day of July, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, no school district is entitled to receive any apportionment of State or county school moneys, which has not maintained a public school for at least six months during the then next preceding school year; but any new district formed by the division of an old one, is entitled to its apportionment when the time that school, maintained in the old district before division, and in the new district after division, is equal to at least six months. Any school district which neglects or refuses to adopt and use the State series of text books, and State course of studies required by law, is not a school district within the meaning of this Article. [New Section.] 1867. Any parent, guardian or other person, who shall insult, or abuse any teacher, in the presence of the school, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and be liable to a fine of not less than ten nor exceeding one hundred dollars. [New Section.] 1868. Any person who shall willfully disturb any public school, or any public school meeting, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and liable to a fine of not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars. [New Section.] 1869. Any State, County, or City, or City and County Superintendent, or any State, County, or City, or City and County Board of Examinations, who shall issue a certificate or diploma, except as provided for in this Title, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. 1870. No officer named in this Title, or teacher in any public school held under the provisions of this Title, must act as agent for any author, publisher, bookseller or other person, to introduce any book, apparatus, furniture, or any other article whatever, in the common schools of this State, or any one or more of them, or directly or indirectly contract for or receive any gift or reward for so introducing or recommending the same; and any officer so acting or receiving, must be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction, be punished by fine or imprisonment, and be removed from office. 1871. Diplomas or certificates shall be issued by any State, County, City, or City and County Board of Examination, to such persons only as shall have given evidence of good moral character. 1874. Any books once adopted as part of a uniform series of text-books must be continued in use for not less than four years; provided, that if at any time after their adoption, the retail price of such books is raised above the first introduction price, some other books shall be substituted for such books; provided further, that such substitution, or the adoption of new books in place of books which have been in use not less than four years must be in the following manner: At least six months notice must be given of any proposed change of text-books. 2. Publishers of text-books must be invited to submit proposals for the supplying of the required text-books; said proposals must be accompanied by sample copies of the books proposed to be furnished, together with a statement of the retail price at which the books will be sold in this State for the full time for which the books are adopted. If no proposals are received as required in the preceding subdivision, or if the books proposed to be furnished are inferior in contents or in binding, paper, typography, or press work, or are to be sold at a higher retail price than the books already in use, then the books already in use must be continued in uso. Sections 1547, 1618, 1756, 1776 are repealed. 3 Sacramento, California, March 3d, 1874. } Hon. H. N. Bolander, Superintendent of Public Instruction: SIR: In accordance with an Act of the Legislature, I have the honor to report as follows: The securities belonging to the School Fund, held in trust by the State Treasurer, consist of bonds of the State of California, bearing interest at legal rates, and amount to one million four hundred and seventeen thousand five hundred dollars ($1,417,500). The statement showing the moneys in the State Treasury subject to apportionment, and the sources from which the same were derived, is as follows: Interest on school lands.............. $33,244 33 44,280 00 Property tax (five cents and two mills on each one hundred dollars) 239,106 61 Subject to apportionment.......... Very respectfully, $316,630 94 JAMES J. GREEN, Controller. APPORTIONMENT. Total number of census children between five and fifteen years of age entitled to receive school money, 141,610. Amount per child, $2 23. ALAMEDA COUNTY.-Alameda, 405; Alvarado, 134; Alviso, 82; Bay, 58; Castro Valley, 51; Centreville, 106; Cosmopolitan, 64; Eden Vale, 52; Eureka, 116; Fruit Vale, 109; Inman, 63; Laurel, 289; Lincoln, 29; Livermore, 168; Lockwood, 72; May, 75; Midway, 6; Mission San José, 87; Mountain House, 61; Mowry's Landing, 46; Murray, 44; Oakland, 3,006; Ocean View, 128; Palmyras, 40; Peralta, 149; Pleasanton, 132; Redwood, 32; San Lorenzo, 163; Stony Brook, 18; Suñol, 61; Summit, 37; Temescal, 142; Townsend, 69; Union, 401; Vallecito, 72; Washington, 109; Warm Springs, 75. Total, 6,751; amount, $15,054 73. ALPINE COUNTY.-Everett, 32; Franklin, 15; Lincoln, 43; Webster, 23. Total, 113; amount, $251 99. AMADOR COUNTY.-Amador City, 148; Aqueduct City, 25; Buckeye Valley, 23; Buena Vista, 62; Clinton, 31; Drytown, 73; Fiddletown, 113; Franklin, 29; Forest Home, 52; Ione Valley, 115; Jackson, 192; Jackson Valley, 29; Lancha Plana, 8; Mountain Echo, 24; Mountain Spring, 32; Milligan's, 42; New York Ranch, 31; Oneida, 89; Plymouth, 120; Pine Grove, 49; Sutter Creek, 312;* Stony Creek, 16; Union, 53; Upper Rancharia, 36; Volcano, 187; William, 45; Willow Springs, 40; Washington, 77. Total, 2,134; amount, $4,758 82. BUTTE COUNTY.-Antelope, 31; Bangor, 46; Bidwell, 29; Butte Valley, 47;' Cañon Creek, 40; Centerville, 23; Central House, 37; Chico, 448; Cherokee, 142; Clipper Mills, 32; Cottonwood, 31; Dayton, 81; Delaplain, 55; Eureka, 26; Evansville, 26; Fairview, 28; Forbestown, 56; Franklin, 13; Gridley, 42; Hamilton, 135; Inskip, 25; Kimshew, 42; Live Oak, 20; Lone Tree, 45; Little Chico, 56; Lovelock, 43; Manzanita, 31; Meridian, 84; Mesilla Valley, 31; Morris' Ravine, 25; Mountain Spring, 65; Ninshew, 13; Mud Creek, 41; Oroville, 283; Oregon City, 50; Pine Creek, 43; Rio Seco, 70; Rock Creek, 38; Salem, 24; Stoneman, 33; Union, 30; Upham, 21; Webster, 40; West Liberty, 70; Wyandotte, 72; Wyman's Ravinė, 33; York, 11. Total, 2,707; amount, $6,036 61. CALAVERAS COUNTY.-Angels, 233; Altaville, 108; Black Hills, 21; Brushville, 18; Camanche, 122; Copperopolis, 113; Chili Gulch, 61; Cave City, 52; Calaveritas, 57; Campo Seco, 66; Douglass Flat, 54; Eureka, 75; Fourth Crossing, 60; Jenny Lind, 73; Mokelumne Hill, 203; Murphys, 112; Mosquito Gulch, 24; Milton, 25; Negro Gulch, 52; Pleasant Springs, 16; Petersburg, 79; Palomo, 57; Robinson's Ferry, 18; San Andreas, 168; Sheep Ranch, 37; Spring Valley, 29; Salt Spring Valley, 35; Telegraph City, 37; Vallecito, 111; Washington Ranch, 34; West Point, 65. Total, 2,215; amount, $4,939 45. COLUSA COUNTY.-Ashton, 31; Antelope, 37; Bear Valley, 29; Butte Creek, 20; Black Butte, 25; Bridgeport, 33; Central, 23; Colusa, 250; Dry Slough, 66; Excelsior, 24; Emigrant, 50; Fairview, 24; Freshwater, 85; Franklin, 54; Grindstone, 22; Grand Island, 45; Indian Valley, 40; Independent, 41; Jacinto, 64; Jefferson, 26; Johns, 36; Jackson, 43; Kanawha, 25; Liberty, 27; Lake, 19; Montgomery, 43; Marion, 29; Mountain, 26; Newland, 38; Newville, 56; Plaza, 40; Princeton, 81; Prairie, 15; Stony Creek, 11; Union, 59; Washington, 59: Willow, 39; Webster, 51. Total, 1,686; amount, $3,759 78. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.-Alamo, 50; Amador, 25; Antioch, 166; Alhambra, 48; Bay Point, 58; Brenes Valley, 52; Carbondale, 169; Central, 45; Concord, 103; Danville, 36; Deer Valley, 29; Excelsior, 84; Eden Plain, 61; Green Valley, 47; Iron House, 37; Lafayette, 57; Liberty, 43; Lime Quarry, 52; Lone Tree, 43; Martinez, 146; Moraga, 36; Morgan Territory, 38; Mt. Diablo, 114; Mt. Pleasant, 74; Oak Grove, 54; Pinole, 74; Pleasant Hill, 39; Pacheco, 119; Rodeo Valley, 27; San Ramon, 65; San Pablo, 288; Somersville, 174; Sycamore, 42; Tassajar, 56; Willow Springs, 52. Total, 2,603; amount, $5,804 69. DEL NORTE COUNTY.-Crescent, 173; Rowdy Creek, 22; Bradford, 48; Happy Camp, 37; Lincoln, 28; Ocean, 23; Fort Dick, 17. Total, 348; amount, $776 04. EL DORADO COUNTY.-Buckeye Flat, 58; Blair's, 59; Bear Creek, 27; Carson Creek, 23; Cold Springs, 33; Coloma, 155: Coon Hollow, 66; Diamond Springs, 56; El Dorado, 108; French Creek, 39; Garden Valley, 34; Greenwood, 61; Georgetown, 156; Green Valley, 37; Gold Hill, 64; Indian Diggings, 29; Jayhawk, 63; Kelsey, 71; Lake Valley, 43; Latrobe, 76; Missouri Flat, 17; Mountain, 49; Mount Aukum, 57; Mosquito, 12; Nashville, 32; Natoma, 27; Newtown, 20; Oak Hill, 48; Pilot Hill, 37; Placerville, 337; Pleasant Valley, 82; Reservoir, 51; Salmon Falls, 43; Smith's Flat, 34; Spanish Dry Diggings, 24; Tennessee, 43; Uniontown, 56; United, 58; Wild Goose, 19. Total, 2,304; amount, $5,137 92. FRESNO COUNTY.-Arcola, 24; Centerville, 30; Chowchilla, 38; Dalton, 26; Dry Creek, 75; Fancher, 28; Fresno, 52; Fresno City, 30; Georgiaville, 27; Hazleton, 19; Kingston, 49; Lake, 64; Millerton, 156; New Idria, 106; Panoche, 75; Pleasant Vale, 56; Pleasant Valley, 45; San Joaquin, 38; Scottsburg, 43; Squaw Valley, 34; Washington, 40. Total, 1,055; amount, $2,352 65. HUMBOLDT COUNTY.-Mad River, 64; Janes, 52; Bay, 25; Union, 201; Eureka, 481; Peninsula, 16; Elk River, 55; Bucksport, 34; Salmon Creek, 32; Table Bluff, 68; Pacific, 28; Slide, 50; Rohnerville, 133; Hydesville, 121; Yager Creek, 44; Laribee, 28; South Fork, 106; McDiarmid's Prairie, 38; Van Dusen, 30; Grizzly Bluff, 51; Island, 47; Grant, 38; Ferndale, 89; Centerville, 37; Bear River, 32; Mattole, 101; Upper Mattole, 58. Total, 2,059; amount, $4,591 57. INYO COUNTY.-Bishop Creek, 59; Irving, 21; Independence, 30; Lone Pine, 80; Milton, 36; Round Valley, 28; Union, 40. Total, 294; amount, $655 62. KERN COUNTY.-Havilah, 30; Kernville, 31; Linn's Valley, 124; Kern Island, 227; Tehachipah, 68; Wicker, 29; Fitzgerald, 81; Weldon, 24. Total, 614; amount, $1,369 22. KLAMATH COUNTY.-Klamath, 71; Trinidad, 57; Orleans, 79; Dows' Prairie, 36; Bald Hills, 33. Total, 276; amount, $615 48. LAKE COUNTY.-Morgan Valley, 30; Lower Lake, 78; Burns Valley, 22; Excelsior, 24; Loconomi, 62; Rincon, 51; Uncle Sam, 72; Kelsey Creek, 46; Big Valley, 35; Lakeport, 79; Pleasant Grove, 46; Blue Lake, 27; Upper Lake, 149; Bachelor Valley, 64; Cobb Valley, 18; Middletown, 107; Spruce Grove, 27; Ashland, 25; Gravelly Valley, 11; Mountain, 27; Scott's Valley, 21. Total, 1,021; amount, $2,276 83. LASSEN COUNTY.-Susanville, 124; Susan River, 82; Janesville, 45; Soldier's Bridge, 27; Dake, 35; Milford, 35; Long Valley, 24; Willow Creek, 32; Providence, 128; Pleasant Butte, 22. Total, 554; amount, $1,235 42. LOS ANGELES COUNTY.-Alameda, 114; Anaheim, 261; Azusa, 115; Ballona, 153; Bolsa Grande, 25; Bog Dale, 64; Cienega, 129; Duarte, 44; El Monte, 154; Fair View, 45; Green Meadows, 135; La Puenta, 99; La Dow, 57; Los Angeles, 2,050; Little Lake, 29; Los Nietos, 134; Maizeland, 70; New River, 78; New Port, 65; Old Mission, 137; Orangethorpe, 32; Palomares, 168; Rich |