The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-03-19
DOINGS OF BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
Two Days Session With All
Members Present
Many Changes In districts
County High-School Yet
To Be Determined.

ton met In the office OF the Superln-
tendent of schools at Hartford,
Monday with evrey member present.
The following business was transact
ed:
Pallas Davenport was changed from
sub-district No. IL. to Ne. TO- in edu-
cational division No. 5.
The Warden tract of land mot in
cluded in any district) was attached
to sub-district No. z, educational d.
vision No. 6.
G. w. Bethany and Archie Rhoads
were changed from sub-district No.
8, to No. 2. educational division
No. 2.
James Cooper was transferred from
district No. 1, to No. 2, in edu-
cationai division No. 2.
r.. R. Muffett was transferred from
sub-district No. 2, educational division
No. 8 to subdistrict No. l.. educational
division No. 2.
Supt. DeWeese and F. d. Baughn
were authorized to purchase metal
roofing to cover the house I'M sub-dis-
trict No. 20, educational division
No. 8.
Cyrus Rogers, James Black and Red
Black were transferred from sub-dis-
trict No. IL, educational division No.
4. to sub-district No. 4, educational
division No. s.
Supt. DeWeese, Richard Plummer
and ]. L. Brown were appointed as
committee to select sight for
house at Broadway Mines and to
place part of the patrons in sub-dis-
trict No. II, educational division No.
In sub-districts where they would
be most convenient.
F. d. Baughn, ]. l.. Brown, and
J A Bellamy were appointed COM
mittee to visit sub-distrcit No. 10,
educational division No. 3 to deter
mine location of house for the
district
TUESDAY MARCH 10th.
The boundry of sub-district No 9,
educational division No. /, was chang
ed so as to include part of Barnetts
Creek school house district (boundry
to be supplied.)
The boundry of sub-district No. Z,
educational division No. l, Is chang
ed to read as follows Viz: Beginning
at w. G. Ashley's; thence to Annie
Kern's; thence to L. d. Bennett's;
thence to Amber Miller's farm; thence
to f. G. Benefits; thence to G. G.
Hudson's; thence to Thomas Greer's
thence to James Chinns; thence to
Rupert Benefits thence to John En-
berton's; thence to w. r. Carsons;
thence to Harrison Baird's farm;
thence to Henry Stevens; thence to
Matilda Showns'; thence to H. H. Har-
ris'; thence to Peter Parks farm;
thence to L. B. Tichenor's; thence
to Frank Hicks; thence to Joe S.
BENEFITS; thence to H. A. Brooks;
thence to Walter Wallace's; thence
to Henry Jones; thence to beginning
including all farms mentioned In the
boundry.
The boundry of sub-district No. 10,
educational division No. 1. was chang
ed to include the remainder of Bar
nett's Greek, not included as above.
(boundry to be supplied.)
The old Barnett's c reek school
house and lot are directed to be sold
to the highest bidder. BY w. C. ASH
ley, at the said school house on April
18th, 1909, between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. m. and p. m, and he is
further directed to divide the .furni-
ture Of the said house between sub
district No. 9 and sub-district No. To-
educational division No. l, in proper
ton to the needs Of the sub-districts.
James Grove was transferred from
.sub-district No. to No 5 in educa-
tional division No. 4.
A suitable district to be a
part of colored district No. "A
consolidated (Hayti) is Great
ed near black Hocker's Bluff for which
the colored patrons pledge a house
and fuel and the county agrees to sup-l
plement the public money with $1,000
for the coming school year.
Supt. DeWeese was designated to
act with one of the members of the
Board OF Education selected by him