The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-04-21
AT a special school meeting held in
School District No. 2, in Redwood coun-
ty, on Monday evening of this week, the


School District No. 2, in Redwood coun-
ty, on Monday evening of this week, the
following resolutions were adopted:
wHEnEAs, 1t satisfactorily appears to the
voters present at this meeting that the Diroc-
", viz, 0rvis A. Mason, Esq, has caused to be
instituted in the District Court Of Redwood
county certain proceeding or pretended &C
tr,ct tn o. n which said school dis
urer of said district, is defendant, and ~ part
of said action or proceeding has caused and
psocured to be issued out of and under the sea!
Of said court, signed by the clerk OF said
court. and attested in the name of the
presiding Judge, a certain writ Of Injunction.
and caused said writ Of Injunction
county upon said August II. Seebeck, which
said service was made on or about the I'D day
Of March, A. ID. 1881, ami which said writ ut in
ed commanded the said August H. Seebeck,
under the penalty Of the law. to absolutely re-
frain from paying out or disbursing to Mrs. j.
any money or vouchers for money belungins
to or in the treasury Of said district except
upon order Of the clerk and director Of said
that there 10 legally and Justly due said rs. j.
J: Coyle from said school district considers
BILE sum OF money as compensation Tor teach
Ing the public school In said district under e
whereas there appears to be no good reason
either in law or morals why the amount due
Mrs. ): J. Coyle, as teacher undcs said contract
should not be paid for her said services rs
teacher; and whereas said action or pretended
action or proceeding was instituted in tho Dis
trct Court as aforesaid by said director OF said
district upon his individual responsibility, and
without the knowledge or consent OF the other
trustees Of said school district, end without the
concurrence ri the district as body corpor-
ate. aud ayainst the wishes of very large
majority e the Inhabitants and voters resid-
ing in said district, and whereas said action or
nFpeceding or pretended action or proceeding
ana 20 srv raspecf IN ITS ns,. aa
terded action or proceeding Is wholly unauth,
orixed, aud should be dismissed forthwtn, ana
the Injunction therein should be dissolved
second, Taat the clerk and treasurer OF said
school district, viz, =. G. Luschcr, and August
II. Seebccs, Esqs, are hereby made spociAl
committee and fully enpowersiu 81 th, .'d dne ;e-
missal Of said action or proceeding. and tne
dissolution Of the said injunction, Ut the earn-
est date practicabie; ard the sain Vr'as y. ac q,
Mason is hereby expressly instructor TO cease
the further prosecution Of said action OF pro-
ceeding. .,
committee will represent and are hereby au"
thOrized to represent said district fu all judic..
ial proceedings which may :rise between SAID
district and said Mrs. J. J. Coyle, dlrectiy OF
claim against said district, and the said Orvis
A, Mason is expressly forbidden to represent
said district in any manner In any OF SAID 3I-
dici,L proceedings. now commenced or which
may be hereafter instituted.
Fourth, That whereas said action or pro
cepdirg or pretended action or proceed.
ing was began without just cause ana
without due authority, and whereas the same
has caused aud will necessarily cause ssio
August II. Seebeck trouble, loss OF tune ano
expense in defending himself agalnst saio
| unauthorized proceedings therefore, De r. r.
solved that sald August II. SeeOecA small De
frlly reimbursed out Of the treasury OF sara
| BILE t.rnlble and expenses in conductinS me
/ said defence, including necessary ana fca-
Fiftn. be It further resolved, that wserca,
| II satisfactorily appears to the voters OF afeo
| school district ut this meeting assembled tnat
| Mrs. J. J. COyle Aforesaid entered into wit-
ten contract with said district. signed by ner
1 self and two Of the trustees Of said district
| and beafiug date October 18th, lseV 20 teacn
the school Of said district for period OF nve
| months, for twenty-eight dollars per montn
commencing November 3, ISM, ana wneLcss
said school has been duly taught by salc mrs
]. J Coyle for and during the fufl perioo o.
time stated in said contract, ana tnat ea!s
school ia now closed, and whereas seid Mrs. =
I, Coyle has Just and valid claim against SAID
school district for said services as teacner. any
the amount thereof is one hundred ana fort!
dollars: Now, therefore this schoOl dlstric
thereby expressly ratifies sHid written cnntrect
Rand in consideration of said services as teacne
| rendered said school district BY Mrs. J. ). Coy!
aforesaid. the said district hereby expressl
agrees and promises to paw said amount o
S1tO due Mrs. J. ]. Coyle as aforesaid, an
hereby freely empowers the treasurer Of SAL
district to pay said claim out OF the prope
fund in his Ofiicial custody.
, Dated April 16, 1881.