The diamond drill., 1920-11-27

With all OF the foregoing facts be-
fore them your committee submits
you a double headed report:
Report One-Should this board de
termine IL will not Join with any
other agency, that II will provide on
ly for an agent similar 10 the one
maintained last year we advise that
the work be confined to club work in
rural communities and that the ag-
ent be placed under the direct super
vision OF the county school commits
sioner. That sum not to exceed
s2.6oo.0o be provided to maintain this
agent agen tand that the work be
continued throughout the summer,
any vacation taken by the agent TO
be taken during the winter.
Peport Two. We feel that COM
bination between your board and the
mining companies to continue the
work now being done 10y the Inter-
national Institute may be made fifth
great benefit to both; that a combi-
nation or club work and other work
should be feasible under such con-
ditions.
That should your honorable body
see your way clear to make this com
bination a sum not to exceed $4,000
90 be appropriated by you TO be spent
In the work; that one condition gov
erning this combination be that a
competent executive he maintained
who shall be under the direct super
vision OF this board or a committee OF
1t and who shall report monthly the
work done by the workers under her
supervision.
We further advise that any decis-
ion TO enter into combination be
withheld until an understanding
with the mining companies be had,
either through the continuance OF
this committee or another committee
OF your board; that full arrange
ments regarding the financing be de-
cided upon and that the entire salary
account be handled by this board
the same as II the county was paying
the entire sum.
We further recommend that one
condition OF any Joint agreement be
that the time OF at least one person
OF the staff OF workers be given en-
tirely TO the rural population and
that the entire program OF club work
with country pupils be continued
and expanded upon.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted
/. W. Byers. Chairman.
Thomas Conlin.
G. F.. Bishop.
Moved by supervisor Counihan and
supported by supervisor Perkins
that we appropriate the sum OF 81.
10000 for the carrying on the work
OF the International Institute, and
Home Demonstrator and Club work
combined, and that the Agricultural
committee be empowered to negotiate
with the mining companies to see II
the balance OF the money necessary
to carry on the work can be raised,
and report at the next meeting.
Motion carried
Moved by supervisor Nicely and
supported by supervisor Benson that
the builling committee be instructed
to take up the matter OF building q
work shop and store house with the
county road engineer and devise
means OF raising money to build
same.
Motion carried.
Moved by supervisor Uren an,
supported by supervisor Warshawsk!
that we accept the resignation 0
Dwight g. Long, Agriculturalist.
Motion carried.
On motion the names Of y. II
Campbell and JAS $. Wall wer
placed in nomination for Count
Road Commissioner for the term 0
! six years.
- Mr.. Campbell received five votes.
II Mr.. Wall received five votes.
} The second ballot resulted as fol
lows:
/ Mr.. Campbell received FIVE votes.
Mr. Wall received five votes.
The third ballot resulted as fol
lows:
Mr.. Campbell received five votes.
Mr. Wall received five votes.
The names OF Mr. Campbell an
! Mr. Wall were withdrawn and Mr.. +
, J. Smith was placed IN nomination
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