, 1875-03-09
It Is Treated with Great Con.
tempt.
Quarterly Report Of tho Treas
urcr---Sn1e Of Bonds"
Various Offers 10 Rent Rooms for Court
Purposes.
Commissioner Crawford On Marat md
Charlotte 0orday.
mocatifey Explains How Tho Widow Deludcd
Him.

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oo"n'y eo''4'svn',s wan no'o yes'otaay "tto1'
t.oo4'1 o"..on ~ +1' 'na'', Aesste'
ons. s1.mpn uu1"u m t,uen','' l4orrlsah'
.ueo"nsss' "o"es' 'onns''' e'1fo''' aoa iio'acn
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eAA""a7 AohlS6H IL oAffAEx'
Tho Clerk read communication, accompanied
by tho affidasts OF Margaret Davis aud William
0,Nc,,t in which II ruu charrca 4hat conn,I..
s,,nar MIC, Nov 1,o1 rro,,,ro1 so,1,o ,a,.s,a
a.o"s, .1se""1o' ,'"A p1o,"4'' oo'uo Aehc'e ~
tho county AGonta olace lof tue Womans Hur.
plies.
Commissioner hlcCRffrev exp!aincfl that In
b, hosu ,ola a., .onnn ,y,s ~ raco,na H. l.o
,o,,nt ,,o ~ ,s,,1os Ill fans,.u 1o
!''Iei "'AuuAs u"o ~ "'"u" WIN iouc enl4-
dfen, anu That, consequently, no had had tho
amount Increased. Only TINT morning ho
learned that Mrs. Davis W.a not d willow. nj.
thnurh s1,o Nont hy tho nn1no of bor f1rst ,r..
80. IT,. .saa.,,, ,.s..s,,sa,,., a.t.. ss "1a-
oa!'o' Atol pleoeht n'a'.1'non'"' eAPetitnent was
dr'ymah uamed Gllchfias, rho lid very fair
business around town.
Tho mastor Was then referred 10 tho Commit.
Inn on Public fhnr,tios.
Wv y" uo.'o o'1. ,.,---
Commissioners C!oaga dla not oppose tho rof-
eteuce, bit satd that Commissioners ought not
to talo npon Themselves, without guod cause,
auy such responsibility,
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nr' H. IL. 4lonoFo 1en1 N communication, IN
which ho offered to ront rooms for tho Circuit
anl Superior Courts, Ia tho 1Ionoro Block, cor
per Of Dearborn and Adams ssrcots, At a repta]
- %AV'ouo ~. aA" ....,
Commissioner holden ~As very much opposed
10 paying 40 high rent. It would 10 grossly
cxtsayagan..
Commissioner nlcCafIrey stated TINT In con-
vorsation witt, Judge Gary tho latter said that
tho building now used could not be R1torod so as
10 lto useful. Ho roferEed to tho present City,
Hall. Tho structure could not be improved IN
any way SO m a. to mako It thing Of profit for tho
county. Thia should bc taken into cousideta-
tlon.
Commissioner clongh said that the present
qusrte1s wero terribly Injurious to health. II
rooms could DO procured for reasonable rental,
hn should 20 In for . Change.
Commissioner Holden moved that tho Com
mitteo On Public Service bo directed to aaVorttHo
for premises suitable for tho accommodation Of
tho Judges.
After little discussion, this motion pre-
vailed. -.---.-
1Nsun1aa TIE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Commtssionor Horting moved that tho insur-
aneo on tho Normal School bo not renewed.
=, commisaioner clongh sceonded tho motion.
"cro now good enough In that locality. Tho
county was better insurance medium than any
company.
Tho motion Was put and prevailed.
Attention was called hy tho County Agent to
tho oyo1croTdod stato Of tho County Hospital.
ue suggested that tho Board nominate some Ia
stitution 10 which uoot patients might be sent.
Commissioner johnson said that tho Reltof
and AID Society might nssiat tho commissioners
materially in making itspoBitions OF tho sick.
CommiRBloncr ClougA said that tho Society
was cntised to o.ic patient for cvaEy 81 900 do
mated 10 each hospital. uo moved that tho Com
mltsce on Hospitals have power to act in tic
matter III casoa Of emergency.
The motion Was tinally agreed 10.
FEEDING rnIsoSEns.
Guatav Druul,nelmegh sent III communities.
tion. In which liz offered to furnish, In taisu.ity
and quality, provisions auch A. now supplied to
tho prisoners IN Cook County jail ut tho ratio of
12!G cents per dny for each person. Ue offered
to supply tho hasnn provsalonh cooked End ready
for t1so Ut 10 cepts por day for oach p.inoner,
providing that tho county would furnish tho ncc-
cssary cooking apparatus.
Commissioner 1uenthor hoped TINT the COM
nlanfcation would bc entertained. Ills con-
atltuents, as we'll as himself. beloved that IS
cents day per head was too much to nllow for