The diamond drill., 1921-12-17
WILLIAMS VS. SH0LANDER FEUD WILL
MAR OR MEND TINE SYSTEM
MUNNs WAS REAPP0INTED
AIferd Bishop Was Placed to the
Agricultural Commission and
Kallek Bills Turned Down

"I intended it as a showdown of
authority between Mr. Williams and
myself, said Carl Sholander to a
Diamond Drill reporter Monday. And
now intend to have the instructions
of the board OF supervisors lived up 10
as closely as is possible. There Is no
personal motives on my part, it's simp-
ly a question of the efficient hand,-
ing OF the poor funds OF the county
Two men cannot work at the same job
successfully and both Mr.. Williams
and myself couldn't have economic
ally cared for the INDECENT of Iron
River township unless II was done In
harmony and with single end IL
view"
The above conversation expresses
about all that there Is or was to the
controversy within the por official
circles. The superpvisors al their
meeting Saturday expressed In no un-
certain terms the purpose OF the
board 10 have the commissioners and
the investigator work. in harmony.
The full board, consisting of Robert
Munns, John Williams and Oscar
Renberg were present as was Mr.
Sholander. Both Mr.. Williams and Mr..
Sholander told the board their story,
which differed In no material point
from that printed in these columns
three weeks ago. Mr.. Williams wanted
to look after the poor of Iron River
township. Mr.. Sholander insisted
that, as he was hired 10 do the in
vestigating for the entire county. Iron
River was no privileged section to be
exempt from the general regulations
applied to other portions OF the coun-
ty.
Sholander had the approval OF the
two associate commissioners and of
the board OF supervisors. 1t is expect
cd that there will be no further ne
cessity for discipling.
There were some minor complaints,
such as the failure TO install the
accounting system at the county hos
pital but that will probably be speed
lily changed now, Treasurer Reynolds
promising TO see that the proper
books are furnished.
Kazilek Search Bill Tabled
The bill for searching for Frank
Kazilek was again before the boart
and again disallowed, the vote on the
account being s TO 2. This bill f.
liable 10 cause considerable trouble
before It is finally decided upon. A
number OF Alpha residents claim
that they we're commandeered by thu
sheriff of Iron county and sent out TO
search for Frank Kazilek. The roste'
of names with the number Of days
each searched, was filed with the
clerk. Along with II was list OF auto
mobiles used with the number OF days
service for each. No extensions
were made on the bill, the idea beinl
that the supervisors were to set theiJ
own figure as TO compensation both OF
men and autos.
The bill. figured at n fair remuner
alton per day. would amount to con-
siderable over 100000. The super
yisors thought such an expense un-
warranted and disallowed the bill 2
month ago on the ground that the ex
penditure was not authorized
Sheriff Waite I'm response to an In
quiry as TO authorization says tha'
he got the men out 10 search for Kaz-
elk and that he was az the head of the
party for a day or so. He did question
the time OF some OF the automobiles
but doesn't question that of the men
who worked.
Immediately following the first
turn-down. those interested got busy
took the mater up with Supervisor Me-
Laren and also with Mr. Waite with
the result that the bill was brought
M again, Mr.. McTaren championing
Il. He got support from Mr.. Johnson
OF Bates but none other In his attempt
to have II allowed.
Bishop and Munns
The question OF filling the vacancy
10 arise on the poor commission or
Jan. l was settled by the reelection
OF Robert Munns who has served the
county for two or three terms on tha
commission. There was no other nom
nation.
Alfred Bishop. who Is 20 succeed
his brother. George T.. Bishop. as man
ager OF the stambaugh Development
Bureau. was chosen 10 oil the vacancl
on the agricultural commission. hi'
election being for termn OF three
years.