, 1859-09-29

the southe IN part Of the city, mot fer from The
Archer Road. 1t was built By the city authori
ties some four years ago, at o cost Of about S15.
oyo, and is well planned edilce, Of ample di
rnensions. Contrary to the general rule sppli
cable to public buildings it has been well and
thoroughly constructed Of good materials. It's
wards and rooms are spacious with high cell.
iugz, md we'll, sery totA ventilated, with con.
veuient bathrooms attached. Almost the en-.
tire building is to be warmed by steam and the
apparatus for that purpose is completed and in
place; this apparatus is also to warn, water for
tic baths.
The hospital grounds constitute a small block
bounded by streets on all sides, and require to
be filled, fenced and planted with trees. Would
it not be well for the city to make the small ap.
preparation necessary to improve and besutify
these grounds, SO as to make the Hospital mcre
attractive, or at least less repulsire to the fs-
tid;ous.
understand it has been but recently opeued
for the reception Of patients, it haFing, at the
time Of my visit but seren or eight; although it
has, as judge, accommodations for at least 40.
It is the best arranged and ventilated Hospital
lLat have examined. The air in it was rery
pure and salubrious. l found two Physicians
there, civil and gent1emanly men, we'll rersed in
tue "theoEy and practice" Of their profession.
And the general ncatness aud cleanliness Of the
rooms were very cred;table to the gentleman
and lady who have charge of the premises
The Hospital is ut present occupied and man.
araJ rndar a Ian an frar, hc ~it
= We have dispatch from J, F. Willard,
President Of the Wisconsin State Fair, Saving
that the managers you'll like to bare sfr. Field
exhibit his Rotary Piow at the Fair now in ses-
sion at Milwaukee. We believe NJ. Field has
taken his plow to Milwaukee for exhibition.
ALP. BUaxE7 To N1cnr.-Alf. Burnetts cap.
itai delineations will doubtless draw q crowd TO-
night at Metropolitan Hill. He is unsurpassed
in his line, and We atyise all who would enjoy
very good thing to 60 tonight.
Board Of Supervisors.
THIRD DAT.
SundTy petitions aud communications were
presented and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
Report Of n. L. Greenleaf, School Commis.
sioner, in relation to 6nes by Justices Of the
Peace WAS presented md referred.
Tue communication Of Carlos Haven, States
Attorney, requesting an appropriation to d.
fray the e1pens.s Of sending Marshal Rehm to
Canada, 10 obtain witness, Frederick Werner,
10 prove the genulneness ofa letter, purportiuE
to be written By Sophia Werner, and found
upou Henri Jumpertz, was referred back to the
judiciary committee.
Supr. Rees, Of Lake View, offered The follow
ing order;
I-dtr+d, That the Committee on Public
buildings be instructed to hare fire proof
building erected Oh The Washington street
front ofthe Public Square, for the use Of the Re-
corders 0lhce, in accordance with the plans
herewith submitted, and that tue sum Of &a5,-
Vu0 he appropriated tor the same.
After d somewhat lengthy discussion. pro and
cor, and IN attempt to foist upon the new
board Of Supervisors, the following amend
nleut was offered By Supervisor II. S. John
son:
That it a building so It By 50 n for Record
er's office can be built for The sum of S:5 900.
complete, according 10 the psan now before this
board, ihat tho satne be appropriated to build
tic building on the public square.
Supervisor Dalton moved to lay the whole
matter upon the table indefinitely. Carried,
j, es 222. uays1G.
On motion Of Supervisor Tuttle It Was voted
to instruct tho clerk to ask full certificates OF
labor, time Of service, &C., from officers attend.
ing courts.
Supervisor kasslcr reported the delinquent
road lists correct, which report was accepted
CONDITION or 7HE i111.
The condition Of the jail was called up by
Supt. hurley, who, nttcF remarks, offered the
following resolutions:
Ksolrsd. Tint we hare with deep regret seen
the shametuliy filthy condition OF the Jail, and
consequent condition OF the occupants thereof.
aud that the officers in charge Of the same are
guilty 0. cu1pable negligence.
Aeso'red, That the Committee on Jail and Jail
Accounts see that the whole condition of tue
oughly improved, or in dctault Of the same be-
ing done, call thereto the attention Of the next
grand jury.
Resolttd, That, in consequence Of The pro-
tracted and serious illness Of tie Sheriff, Sir.
Gray, We deem him in some measure e1cusable,
but cannot excuse bis representatives aud en-
rioyees.
=. hsolz<d. That the Building Committee be,
and arc hereby ordered 10 provide an addition.
al and suitable water closet for females. Also,
additional means Of washing, for the use Of
prisoners, and TINT they als0 have the whole
Jail thoroughly whitewashed aud painted.
Carried unanimously.
struct the Clerk to furnish each town with IN
additional poll boz, different elections trausr,r-
ing on the same day.
TOWN AccoCSTs.
The Committee on Town Accounts renorted
on the several Town Accounts audited by them.
as follows: