, 1873-10-07
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

Offers Ut Buildings for tho Isccordor-.
Judges Of Election to bo Selected
SVcdncadny--Thotr Pny ancronscd.
Tho County Commissioners mot yesterday af-
tornoon, President Miller In tho Chair. All tho
mombora woro present except Harris, Roollo
and Dinger.
nEconpEn'B OFFICE.
Alexander White proposed to ront to the
county, to DO uaoa Recorders Office, tic gro,,l-
floor and hasomont Of his now building on tho
eaBt sido OF Fifth avenue, no1t to tho Staats
Zeltnng Building, aud to put in tho necessary
vaulta. Tho rent asked Is 10000 por anuum,
Attention WAS invited to tho largo amount Of
6paco ofrorod, the fro-proof character of tho
building, and it's convenient location.
Tho Lakeside Publishing Company offered
Nos. 218 and 220 South C1ark street for tho Same
purpose, for e8,7s0 year.
Tie Times offered rooms on tho grounl-aoor
Of that building for $1,000.
Thoso communications were referred to tho
Committee having tho matter in charge to report
at special meeting to DO held Wednesday.
- M1soELLAHKoug.
The Town Of paloa asltod for 5000 to hc1p t.:
build bridge across tho eag
It was reported that thirteen bodies had been
recoivod at the Mofguo during September,
The architect Of tho Insane Asylum called nt.
tention to tho necessity Of taking steps to pro-
vide ,.3' for hoating tho additional story.
A. bill Of 81. 900 for tho uRo OF Kentucky Block
Tor showing the Cours-uouse plans was received
4 number Of bills woro presented md roforrod.
y, az appropriation Of $500 WAS made to assist
tho Grecn Bay road md ono or 50, 200 to sssiat M
iroviBo III building bridge aoross the DoB-
plainos River, on Madison street roaI.
ruBL1o nu1Lp1NaH.
Ine gamm1stqe q q on Public buildings recom-
work on tho jail; 7. slvorman i Co., s0,354;
/ Tho aunB were ordered paid.
On tho rocommondatfon Of tho same Commit
teo the sum Of 81 ,492 was ordered paid for work
done on tho new story Of tho Inaano Asylum,
On the recommendation Of tho Commjttoo On
Equalization Of Taxos, rebatcB wero allowed On
the tux for 1879 in certain cases.
CoBT or ABSTRACTS.
The Committee on Public Records offered tho
following, which wa8 adopted:
,o1 s9ff ssrt;na, That om % s after Tits date the preo
tecorderH ofnce be fixed ut cents per folio,
JUDGES or ELECTION.
Mr.. Miller, from tho Special COMMITTEES IN
Voting Places and Judgea, said tho Comnittoo
was net fully prepared to report. Those who
acted In Juno wero taken as far as possible.
Their politics, crood, and nationality woro in.
known. Tho full report would bo ma]e Wcdnea-
day. In Borno wards few more precincts would
20 made. He related tho hard work OF tho
judges. and therefore, offered n resolution CIV
Ing them and the clerks an extra days nav If
they had to work aftor Il O'Clock on tic eYolilng
Of election day.
Mr. Cloueh suggested the question Of sclcct-
ing judges DO made special order for Friday,
Afr. Ashton offered q substitute, which Mr.,
Miller nceoptod. that the judges and clerks be
paid for two days. service.
hlr. Miller said they could not postpone tho
selection Of judges until friday since lie regis
tration mist Icgn Monday.
:, Mr. hlIllors motion was adopted, thua giving
these officers twice as mucl. pay as hitherto.
1t WAS decided tho judicial question bo takon
up Thursday.
Tho majority Of the Committee appointed to
Investigate the charges against County Physician
Tho minority made q minority report to the
efroct that his course WAS breach Of official
propricty, and was conBurable.
Tho minority report WAS adopted-yeas, z;
nays, 8.
The Board adjourned,