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'"HI
I,
O.U,
lies
in
,i
iho
work
if
no
one
ee
wa
livulliible.
'The'
ione
of
Ihe
letter
doe
not
inM
wilh
Ihe
aplrall"ii
of
the
school
hoard,""
declared
Trulce
Casey.
The
board
went
to
Ihe
council
in
a
friendly
way
with
a
view
to
obtaining
co-oper-
Mr.
l'earMin
was
invited
to
take
on
Ihe
work.
We
Iried
meet
he
council
bill
Hie
lone
of
their
leller
tuHkes
il
pcciii
that
I
hoy
are
meeting
u
only
with
ridi-
cole.
I
do
not
like
the
way
In
which
they
are
trying
lojreat
u
like
kid.
There
i
loo
iiiuch
of
Hie
dominating
nature
on
Ihe
pari,
of
this
council.
Tljcy
are
Inclined
lo
acl
like
dictator
or
dep"ols
imbued
wilh
divine
rlghls.
As
fur
a
I
am
concerned
I
am
through
wilh
Ihn
city
council
and
I
will
vole
thai
we
proceed
wilh
the
work
without
any
suggestion
or
assistance
from
I
hem.
The
only
Ihing
il
seem
Ihey
waul
lo
do
is
lo
humiliate
nnd
belillle
Hie
us
I
nut
not
prepared
to
go
I
a
second
lime
Try
to.
Get
Along
Triulre
I'arker
said
that
he
fell
nioie
or
less
in
sympathy
with
the
altitude
of
Tnislee
Casey
but
h;
did
liol
blieve
in
try
lo
gel
along
wilh
them.
He
V
I
Councillors
are
Described
by
School
Trustees
as
Dictators
.
and
Despots,
also
Fourflushers
After
n
general
ili;-cii!iuti
in
Hie
course
of
whicli
the
attitude
taken
by
the
city
council
on
the
question
wa
roundly
condemned
liy
Trulees
llaey
and
Montgomery,
the
ehoo
board
lal
night
passed
a
resolution
lo
proceed
with
the
work
of
mak-iii
tr
repair
to
the
Honlen
Street
School
liy
day
labor
under
the
:
miimtwhimi
of
(iporge
ScoTI.
'
TViisTee
Parker
and
McLennan
jVoicd
against
the
resolution
which
v
carried
on
Hie
easting
':
i-itt
by
hr
voir
01
me
cnairimiii,
ir.
i.
rwirsm.
!.
iVn
v.ir,V'f
"tJLr
The
rncclinpr
lat
night
rolled
for
the
especial
purH.M-
'n.
.1
i.irnH
Xiifi.tof
itentint
with
Hie
Honlen
Mree!
i
mi
H'liiHrk.
luinni,
n
tl.
trrt
llutlrO
4
'
Kir
ik-
tlhrtli
uuo.
mil
l
ilkivril
rr
t
t"
school
situation
h
il
now
stand,
A
leJter
from
the
oily
council
Hie
city
engineer
.
underlakinp
Hie
drawinK
up
of
plan
and
peri
Heat
ith
in
city
lime
Jml
permitting
him
to
do
the,
work
in
ln
iwii
time
read.
IT.
Ker-
Hin
iiiUiiiated
4luil
Hie
oily
en
had
plenty
of
money
llienielve.
with
which
they
could
hae
pro-
If
evVr
tliere
was
a
body
of
men
goniery.
TP1
DAILT
nWB
T
lo
make
good
xom
of
its
hih
handed
work."
.
Tli
dicusion
their
resolved
itself
Ifiln
the
question
of
how
the
work
on
Hie
school'
should
done.
--
Mr.
Scott,
who
was
present,
felt
(hat
Hip
entire
job.
wan
one
that
did
not
lead
itself
io
Contract
unless
il
wait
on
a
percentage
bais.
Trustee
Montgomery
wa
of
(he
opinion
that
bids
could
pro.
badly
bp
obtained
but
n
account
of
the
nature
of
Jhe
.work,
Ihey,
would
Of
necessity
be
high
since
Hip
bidder-would
have
lo
protect
themselves.
There
were
but
two
course
open-
that
the
school
board
should
do
tin?
work
itself
under
Hie
supervision
.if
a
capable
foreman
or
else
adopt
the
coif
plus
basis.
Capable
Supervisor
I
Trustee
Cey
felt
that
Ihef
school
board
had
in,
Mr.
Sctdt
nj
supervisor
whosp
'work
stood
i-erond
io
none
in
l'rincc
Hupert.
His
experience
and
reputation
as
a
builder
should
be
xunicientl
Riiaranlee.
lie
wa
willing
Im
eiilruKl
hi
in
with
Hip
reconstruction
of
the
school.
Such
it
seem
ed
would
be
tliiiiot
pctiiioiiiical
'
plan.
.
)
Tru-itpp
Parker
had
evfry
con-:
fidencp
in
Mr.
Seolt
lut
lie
wan
not
preparol
la
fay
that
Hie
l-t
plan
would
be
to
have
the
work1
done
an
nufreexled.
'Iliere
had:
been
difference.-,
ii
opinion
in
Hip;
three
report
which
Hie
board
I
had
received.
Smie
had
in
j
dicalei
that
lliere
iiiittht
he
a,
more
Pconomical
iiu'llio.l
than
I
Mr.
Scdl
.
lie
fell
that
Him!
concrete
wnrk
iniplil
be
done
by!
day
lattor
and
contract
m
lei
for)
the
limber
work.
i
ltilep
MiMiloiiiPry
.u?peteil
i
IhalTPilar
pnl
might
do
Jul
a-
well
and
be
more
cheap
than
re-
placing
Hie
concrete
pier
al
onie
point.
Contract
Not
Suitable
lr.
h'ergin
asrreed
wilh
Hie
opinion
thai
the
concrete
work'
would
no!
Ie"nd
jl.-telf
lo
contract..
The
work
of
repair!
ns
or
re-
placing
the
lnillre-i;-ei
might
be1
lartei1
undor
Mr.
Scott
with
the
city
engineer,
a.
building
inspec-,
tor,
giving
constant
.upemision.
and
ujrreHiiiij
wlieri
eeononne'
mighl
be
effected.
i
Trulee
l.cl.ennan
felt
Dial
thel
ivuicrele
and
timber
work
was
in-
terlocking
and
one
could
not
hP
very
PITeclively
donp
by
tay
labor
;
with
a
contract
lei
for
Hie
other.
:
Mr.
Scot!
agreed
with
this
view.
Trustee
Parker
till
maintained
the
opinion
that
the
coiii'reic
work
could
be
done
by
day
labop
ind
Hie
Umber
work
by
conlract.
ceede
with
the
work.
The
board
Dr.
Kergin
fell
it
would
be
better
had
not
met
with
ridicule
wln-njlo
do
Hie
whole
job
by
day
labor,
the
council
really
ow'ed
il
Ihnj
Motion
Submitted
money
lo
do
the
work.
First
the)
At
this
point
Trinlep
Oaey
council
had
wished
lo
lake
Hie
'.submitted
hi
motion
that
the
matter
out
of
the
hand
of
Hie
work
be
done
by
day
labor
under
school
board.
Then
it
had
turn-
Hie
supervision
of
Mr.
Scot
I.
Thi
ginoer
had
signified
hi
willine-'cd
around
and
refused
lo
take
it.wa
seconded
by
Trulee
Monl-
enlitleil
lo
be
called
fourflushers,)
'JVmy
Chrillan(
who
wa
pre-
the
cily
ciuncil
is
il.
I
do
not
sent
on
the
invitation
of
Trusleo
waul
lo
see
this
matter
delayed
McLennan,
addressed
Ihe
meet-any
further
and
if
Ihe
school
log.
He
said
Ihere
were
two
al-board
i
not
now
prepared
(o
go
tentative
plan
for
repairing
the
ahead
wilh
il,
I
am
through,"
(foundation
either
make
a
solid
roncluded
Trustee
Montgomery,
jconcrele
wall
all
around
or
re-
Recrlmlnatlons
No
Ue
VAr
Hie
present
piers.
II
was
a
"'liter
to
ascertain
which,
iti'"1,1u,
Trustee
I'arker
thought
that
,
;.
,.
i...i..i..liiiclliod
would
,bc
cheaper.
A
lllilll
IM'IIIIIIK
lliillllUI
Wtllllll
,
.
.
in
iccrimina'ions
reganlless
of
the
council's
actions
and
lis
accusations
(hat
(he
school.
boanl
wa
unbusinesslike.
Dr.
Kergin
pointed
out
that,
while
the
board
hud
the
power
lo
nuke
Hie
repairs,
the
checks
mils!
be
signed
by
cily
olll'cials
mid
il
had
already
been
demon
statement
made
by
Mr.
Christian
that
il
won
M
nu
be
necessary
lo
go
down
lo
bed
rock
with
the
concrete
was
questioned
by
Trustee
Montgomery.
Mr.
Christian
pointed
io
other
buildings
in
llhecity
where
such
had
not
been
dope
and
where
Ihere
was
no
trouble.
Mr.
Scott,
on
being
ntiptf
Monpil
fftlt'llml
it
U.-1111I1I
unl
lulled'
by
Ihe
oily
thai
it
could
.,....:.
(
i.i-i.
i
hold
up
work
4f
II
chose
ln
.lo.
ll(s
casc
(imiliej
1C
blue
clay
Up
to
this
lime
ho
felt
Ihe
W1W
fr(.e
,f.lM
moUlure.
school
board
-had
done
all
pos-,
Allllwep,ll(;
a
,,u,.si,m
bv
sible;.to
hurry
.along
.the.
work.
Trus,0
Mp.ennan,
Mr.
Christian
He
vyts
110J
JticUned
lo
agree
I
.hal
,ie
wou.,d
l,e
rei,red.
to
bid
ll.ey
had
lam
..
own
as
rus
eo
0
,le
C1,crp,
work
provided
he1,
vspecled-not
Ihe
cily
council
.
,
1
.
v
l..til.f(itnnt'
liu.l
1
1
rr
ir.l
l;
I
II.
I
Ilia
-
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i
j
"Vi
ni.f..'...i
Liiuui
in
v
wliiil
wni
In
us.j,nl.,i
,.
treated
the
council
as
,jIMUl
'
"
o
themloniiemen
in
taking
Ihe
mailer
ahoUM
rwid.
Now
lo
them
but
Ihey
in
turn
had
not
TrusU.
pftrke.
n.',.e
board
trealcd
the
board
as
nicely
as
s,lnllIl
.i(ili
wii-iline
lt
VVa
tro.
they
jnighl
have
done.
Up
to
this
.
,,
i,
1.-.r.---.......
j1)?o
1llt
ilK
Wall
or
"I""
re.air
muhi-i.
"
"o71
"
'.--
al)y
further,
popsihle
for
it
own
action
and
Trustee
IIiimpv
noinleil
mil
tlml
going
ahead
regardless
(if
Ihe
was
iiu'"
lo
furn
w"'
u
n,illl,'r
the
board
had
threo
reports
and
cily
cily
council's
wishes.
After
nit
(Wliich
he
felt
would
bear
of
no
prospective
,,nn!t.
'(
he
whole
Ihe
council
had
lo
provide
.the
money
and
the
board
ought
lo
procrastination
or
ileiny.
lie
not
maM.r
ros(l(,
die
school
not
want
lo
enter
into
any
tin-
wmi,(j
l(jea
,Q
necessary
fighting
with
the
couh-
(akH
Mr
sC0Vs
report
and
plan
did
not
feel
like
interviewing
hul
he
realized
lhal
It
was
(U((
by
c-,)lnparjnsc
u
w(,h
Uie
Hieiii
any
more,
however
Truslee
Montgomery
fell
that
the
school
"board
had
brought
the
present
situation
on
itself
niul
had
kick
coming.
The
board
was
nn
elect
e
body
arid
shoi'ild
have
nuli'd
before,
'Instead
of
"laying
down,"
Instead,
Ihe
trustees.
had
begged
and
prayed
before
a
body
of
men
who
were
nut
.upcrlor-,ta..UoiuAvUeni
they
,ie.sininie
i
mr
"'km;""""'
other
plans,
make
such
revisions
be
done
as
soon
as
possible.
Not
Playing
the
Game
as
seemed
adviseable
and
have,
him
carry
out
the
work
,
accord
-
"The
council
has
nut
been
ingly.
II
would
bn
pecesury
p
plnying
the.
game,"
said
'Truslee
have
a
closer
examination
of.the
Casey,
"so
let
us
forget
Ihem.
If
,
schemes
but
in
tile
iueailime
we
have
the
money
lo
our
crwlll'
enough
would
hnvejieen
decided
lo
do
Ihls
work
lei
us
bring
mem
upon
to
get
the
work
started,
lo
n
showdown.
The
day
Incoming
and
may
not
be
very
far
distant
when
this
council
will
h-vc
Truslee
McLennan
.said
that
If
Mr.
Scott
could
diV;,
Ihe
work
for
53,000
he"
would
bo
'filling
to
a
IC1T
it
iscevit:cii
ritrciirus
m
ranw
jpylhpjj
two
e!cctic
of
theieind
the
c
world
famed
And
while
nc
jca
receive
twke
the
musk
jp
ahead.
Otherwise
be
would
want
lo
go
into
the
financial
aspect
of
the
mailer.
The
school
board
had
already
got
into
jackpots
i
over
jusl
such
matters
as
this
and
.lie
for
one
did
not
want
to
srel
into
another.
Washed
Hands
of
Matter
Trustee
Montgomery
pointed
out
Hint
the
council
has
washed
it
hands
of
the
mailer
after
having
received
an
estimate
of
'
3,noo.
'
Dr.
Kergin
felt
that
it
might
be
decided
lo
have
Mr.
Scott
proceed
with
the
work
and
.set
He
Ihe
details
as
they
arose.
Truslee
I'arker
was
Inclined
to
think
lhal
Mr.
Scott
(ended
some-;
what
to
extravagance
and
goingj
the
limit
in
making
repairs,
lie
had
a
lot
of
confidence
in
Mr.
Christian
as
a
concrete
worker.
He
,niight
do
Hie
work
cheaper
than
Mr.
Scotl.
Vhy
not
make
Mr.
Christian
"Hie
working
fore-;
man.
j
Truslee
McLennan
fell
Hint
the'
passing
of
the
motion
would
bring
about
conflict
with,
the
council.
He
would
like
to
know
right
now
what
Ihe
cost
was
going
to
be.
Trustee
Casey
said
It
was
the
public
he
regarded,
feared
and
Dr.
Kergin
agreed
Hint
Ihe,
council
mighl
now
be
lefl
out
of
the
mailer.
i
Needs
no
Experts
i
Mr.
Scoll
objected
lo
Mr.
Chris-j
Han
IHI
lirillfc
being
put
IHII
lit
III
Hi
a
nn
Hll
lAll
expert
II
If;
lime
Ihe
school
board
had
acted
,ie
Morv
p)in?!,0
,e
work.
He
did
not
need
an
expert
and
felt
that
hq,Hyas
quite
capable
himself.
Truslee
McLennan
said
ho
did
not
feel
jike
supporting
Hie
mo-llon
l.onigil.
jl
would
const
it,ule
a
depart
ure
.friuii
whal
the
people
'especled
though
'it'
might
jio
Hip
best
plan.
4
"This
dilly-dallying,
get
my
goat,"
sail
Trustee
Montgomery.
"Do
you,
think
thjs
is
'
Hie
proper
course
Y"
,
Truslee
McLennan
made
no
.reply.
The
motlorf
was
puU
resulting
in
Hie
split
vote,
as
recorded.
Dr.
Kexgiji
voted
in
favor
of
Ihe
mo.
tioa
'on
the
ground
that
by'
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