Gilbert v. Lucas
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 68. — MANDAMUS PROCEEDING BY SUSAN LUCAS . AGAINST HARDIN GILBERT TO COMPEL HIM AS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS, TO PAY HER SALARY AS TEACHER. Appeal from Carter Circuit Court. Prom the judgment granting the writ, respondent appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Settle
Affirming.
The appellee, Snsan Lncas, a school teacher holding a first-class certificate, was employed by J. P. Strother and Win. Thomas, two of the trustees of Common School District No. 25 of Carter county, to teach the school thereof for a term of five months, beginning August 1, 1906. The contract of employment is evidenced by a writing of date July 11, *5531.906, duly signed by the parties, and was made on that day at a meeting of the trustees held at the schoolbonse pursuant to a call and notice previously made and given by J. P. Strother, chairman of the…
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