Putney v. School District No. 4 of Brookfield

From the findings of fact which are sustained by the evidence, it appears that the defendant district used the premises as a location for its district school down to about 1930. In that year it purchased .a tract of land, three acres in extent, about one-quarter of a mile distant from the lands described in the complaint, and built thereon a new school building of a size and kind adequate for the needs of the district; that it took possession of the new building on January 1, 1931, removing from the old school building all of the school paraphernalia, furniture, and equipment with the…