The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
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sued because he Yields unEraCefully TO the
demands OF the district without explnna
ton or knowledge of the justice OF his AS
scssmcnts. He Is therefore the object of
The whisper" and those blind obedients
To Il system which permits thieves and
rogues to go unwhlpped of justice. have
set about TO nag and annoy him and tar
nish his good name.
In 1902 the people of the two Clifton
school districts. eleven and thirteen. de-
cided to consolidate and build Il central
school where the common as we'll as the
high school branches could be taught.
Oscar Henderson. b, e. Bybee and John
L.. Taylor were then members OF the
school board OF district H. The place
where mass meeting OF tho Clifton ward
decided the new structure should be
built.
owing TO the law at the time the hrst
vote for "A bond issue which carried
was illegal and they were rejected. The
next session OF the legislature 80 amend
| ri the law TO bring the clifton con-
soidated district up to the requisite stan
dard In a total valuation OF asSessabe
But In the meantime. between the re-
| lection OF the first and the acceptance
| of the second bond issue by the state,
who took these bonds. the money for the
| construction of the building must be pro-
vided or the plan fail.
Accordingly a public meeting OF the
ward was held on August is. 1907. entire
~ harmonious in character, presided over
| by Bishop g. h, Farmer. and addressed
by Adebert Henderson. Orson Hender-
son. J, NJ. Larsen Martin Henderson, Jr..
Thomas SAINT and Riley Davis. The con-
| sensus OF opinion of this meeting was
I that the three trustees should so 10
Malad and borrow sufficient money 10
tide them over until tho building. accord
| ing to plans and specifications prepared
by A. u. Henderson, should be finished
and the bonds legally voted TO cover the
Indebtedness thus Incurred by the trus-
tees OF the school district.
Plan Accepted.
The people at mass meeting accepted
the Henderson plan for the building,
which he assured them could be built for
$500 and tho trustees employed him as
supervisor OF the construction at a daily
salary Of $3.50. Although the building
cost some $4,000 in excess of the sum
specified no report TO the Clifton school
district has yet been made by Supervisor
Henderson. Frequent demand has been
made on Henderson to give an account OF
his stewardship. but as yet he has failed
10 respond. He Is the Samo Henderson
used by Parkinson and Hart as the pres-
dent OF the Oneida Irrigation district dur
ing the season of their distinguished
thefts. which today remains securely
During the closing days Of Mr.. Taylor
reign as a member Of this Clifton school
board. the two other members Of the
board. Thomas SAINT and Jnmes Mccoy.
set now precedent In school affairs by
making loan of $500 OF school money,
against the law OF the state with respect
When the school building was TO be 10
Gated In Clifton. mass meeting was
again hold. and by order OF said meeting
the board OF trustees were 10 sell the two
lots on which previously stood the school |
houses OF the old districts, eleven and
thirteen. At the same meeting the ward
bishop offered the school district the ten
acre tract alongside tho ward meeting
house. all OF which was land to which |
title had not been acquired from the gov
ernment. In due season the probate |
Judge, Samuel D.. Davis. at the sugges- |
tion OF such distinguished agents as Ar |
thur w. Hart and A. d. Henderson. |
signed a deed in blank. which they later |
supplied with the description OF the |
ground and presented It, not to the trus-
tees, but TO Bishop Farmer OF the Clifton |
ecclesiastical ward. who for five long
years held title to same. and finally he |
and George c. Parkinson presented bill !
10 the district for $50 for the delivery
OF this deed. and IL was paid by the board |
OF trustees !
Following the suggestion Of the mass
meeting relating TO the disposition OF the |
aDanaoned lots. the trustees sold to one
Martin Henderson for three hundred dol
lars. the lot in the abandoned district |
NO lS, one hundred dollars OF which |
was to be given in the value of share |
the two hundred dolJsrs still remains un-
palo ana owing TO the school district AT |
ono time Henderson agreed to furnish
tne district with the sum of this indebt-
q
leains OF the pupils who drive TO the
sehooi' but no lumber has been furnished
The Henderson Default.
The default OF A. D. Henderson of cr,f-
ION IN MS failure TO account 10 the C,if-
ION school district Is respectfully submit
ee .su 10 the distinguished consideration OF
MISS Chamberlain. state superintepdcrt
mat II may be known what, II any. dis
triet benefits were acquired for the 5000
eNcesS ~ the building Of the Clifton
school building.
The loaning of $500 by the two mem
pers IJ OF the clifton school board to A, d |
ileHaerSon without legal security is re-
specuuliy - submitted to the careful CON
VINO in Capital News interview }s
pleased TO state that he Nnds "tbe
schools OF Oneida county up to that bigb
ties Of Idaho" 'o' 0ouh-
me attention of the superior judicial
MIND nlnd that Is paid to guide Alright the
igsal phases Of educational matters FOR
m me commonwealth OF all Of Idaho, D. G.
McbouEail. the attorney general Is re-
Spectiully called to the deed Of title made
in indee plank INK d,ao BY Oneida eountys probate
son and sold TO the Clifton school distrInt
oy Bishop Farmer OF the Clifton eccjesil
Istlcal I,' l.a ward and by President George q.
- aaIhihSon Tx ss OF the ecclesiastical Oneida
stake OF Zion for the sum OF $50
And the superior attention of theso
tnree ofhcials is directed TO the debt eS
tSphE ,oudy IN taVor or the Clifton school |
district and against Marion Henderson for
the remaining 5000 due on the purchase
OF the abandoned lot which he has owed
Tot number OF years
The Same Old Crowd.
Over In this community TODAY this sane
supervisor Henderson, this same Risbon
FARMER and this same School Trustee
Hart are busily engaged In passing
aDouI 'nn community the whisper" that
Ayior did something wrong I'm connec-
tion with the notes given the Bank of
Maiad for the money TO go ahead with
IN tne construction OF the Clifton school
oy Taylor and his associate trustees with
me hrst money received from sale Of
the school bonds -