, 1875-09-01
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Monday will bo srraignmcnt-day In the Grim
| innl Court.
Commissioner Loncrnan loft yesterday for 4
visit to fnonda at pittsburg, IA.
Tho unforn,ing Of tho bailifts Of tho courts is
boinE daeuBsed. Tho batt{1s ,oel uniform In
dustry more than auythiuB else.
Tho pAue1s missed from tho County Clerks
o1ico sovoral days ngo have turned I'm. Thoy
wore not stolou. it appears, but simply mslaid
by olork.
John D. Hcan1an, a WeRt Sdo Constable, i,aa
trouble ahead A A1r. liaussnor WAS before the
against him that ho had charged him illegal fees
Tho hearinK was postponed till tho no1t jury.
The iron bridge aorora tho canal. connecting
tho Towns Of Cicero and Lake. which is abont
being completed at coat Of f;s,3tlu, was ycBtrr-
day inspected BY tho COMMITTEE Oh Itoat,s md
bridges with = view to its formal acceptance By
tho county. II III pronounced A magnificent
structure, and it's accoltatlce will ho recommend
0d. The Coinmlttco will Witt tho Towns OF
palos and Worth to-day oil similar mission.
TIE rAurEi nEAF.AN DU:Il..
Tie Superintendent OF tho State 1nstitHtton
at Jacksonville for tho Dcaf and Dumb, DR.. J..
@. 0llIett, wna IN conference yesterday with
County-Attornoy RountIeo III roferauce to tho
admission, o1peusc, and caro- Of puuper pupils
from Cook County In that institution. Tho
Law prior to ]nst winter authorized tho
State Auditor to drnw h'a warrants fur
their sarport on tho County Treasurer,
but now tho koeper OF tho ,ustitu-
.a .ion :, Y required 70 heep au aeconnt Of
County DoardH. Tho County Clerks, under tho
revised law. aro also required to keep record
OF tho admissions, so TINT check may DO lad
upon all Irregularities. Tho object Of the coll
number accredited 10 tho county, 90 that the nc
counts might agreo from tho Htnrt. 1he Doctor
will remain at tho Grand Pacitic Hotel several
days, sod will be gla1 to hear ftom tloae dcais-
ing to entcr tho institution.
TIE NORMAL SCHOOL noAhuts,a-HoCsE,
Tho JOINT Committee oil Education and Pub
lio Buildings were In scasion yesterday to coil
s!dar the bido for the erection Of tho Studont'B
Hall in coInoction with tho Norma! Bchool ut
Englowood. It Was agreed to recommend that
tho building be constructed OF common brick,
and that the contracts DO let as fol-
Iowa The brick-work to DieIcrlch 4
IIertler, tho second lowest bidders, for
1850. on tho condition thas n. Holly,
tho lowest bidder, who wan not present, did moi
appear to-day md signify bis intention to &c
cort, md provo hin ability to fulfill the contract.
Tho carpenter work * Mas M lot to 4. u. L 7. Smith.
# ohsn ths5 @ q liz ns nsp1s isens ans to el1t T. e.
to q. &. Andoraon, for tyl5.
CHANCE RoR EXPLANATION.
Commissioners Holden and GuentheE can
never pxan slccp In tho aanse bed or drunk out
thoy have bson tho warmcet fricudB, but
tho ''ahasracs job" has, 1t III 1oarod,
snndorod their affections. At lenst it Is fair to
presumo 30, for yesterday Mr.. Holden was in
1uirng "l1ow in tho dckons 1t MAS that uuon-
ttler, tho economist, charged tho county, in Ills
quarterly bill s167.2o for mileage. wi,on an a1,-
nual tickos on the road over which he travelled
could 10 had for s40f' Slr. Gnenthor sas not
around to oxplnin. 1Io will ho about to-day,
however. and, II Holden. asks Kim about tho
*l67.2o for mileage, it womb not bn RstoniAhinR
for duouther to ASH something about III.
Holden's ESQ "o1ponae" item. Tho oxplana-
Aous Ut bolh aEo in order.
THE COMMISSIONERS SALARY,
Tho abhence Of Franklin aIaeveagb. President
OF tho Cttizons ASSOCIATION. has DELAYED any
action on tue part OF tho Association In tho mat
ter Of tho .pay OF tho County Comn,lssionerH
lie has said. lowover, that immediately upon his
return ho will call tho attention of the Exoou-
tive Committee Of tho Association to tho opinion
Of Judge Faruoll upon tho subject, aud alHo lny
before it tho suggestion that tho Association
en1o'n tho County Clerk frcn, drawing orders
for tho pay of tho members Of tho Board for
any greater amount thnu Judge Farwcli has de-
cided they aro entitled to u!,dor tho statutes.