Any county which has contributed or may hereafter contribute funds for the purchase of lands or for the construction of buildings for an agricultural high school or schools in another county, shall be deemed to be the owner of an interest in said agricultural high school in the proportion that the amount contributed by such county bears to the whole expense of the purchase of said lands or the construction of said buildings. Codes, 1930, § 6679; 1942, § 6459; Laws, 1928, ch. 25; Laws, 1930, ch. 278. Any county which has contributed or may hereafter contribute funds for the purchase of lands or for the construction of buildings for an agricultural high school or schools in another county, shall be deemed to be the owner of an interest in said agricultural high school in the proportion that the amount contributed by such county bears to the whole expense of the purchase of said lands or the construction of said buildings. Codes, 1930, § 6679; 1942, § 6459; Laws, 1928, ch. 25; Laws, 1930, ch. 278. Any county which has contributed or may hereafter contribute funds for the purchase of lands or for the construction of buildings for an agricultural high school or schools in another county, shall be deemed to be the owner of an interest in said agricultural high school in the proportion that the amount contributed by such county bears to the whole expense of the purchase of said lands or the construction of said buildings. Codes, 1930, § 6679; 1942, § 6459; Laws, 1928, ch. 25; Laws, 1930, ch. 278. Any county which has contributed or may hereafter contribute funds for the purchase of lands or for the construction of buildings for an agricultural high school or schools in another county, shall be deemed to be the owner of an interest in said agricultural high school in the proportion that the amount contributed by such county bears to the whole expense of the purchase of said lands or the construction of said buildings. Codes, 1930, § 6679; 1942, § 6459; Laws, 1928, ch. 25; Laws, 1930, ch. 278.
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