, 1875-03-26
COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Tho Court-lEouse Programme
Cnrrfed Out.
Menrs. Egan, Karls, and Burling Elect
cd Architects.
Tho Matter Now Coca to the Council.


miscellaneous duSlFeSSa
The Doar1 Of County Commtfsfoucra held AZ
adjourned tasatfng ycstordny afternoon' IEes''
dent Durdlck In the chair. Commissioners Con-
II, Carroll 1io!do,l, Jones', johnson, Clongh.
1sussoli, McCafrroy, 11ortlug Bueoc' Schmidt,
1onorgan, Crawford and 0ucnther wero present.
Tho minutes Of the provlous meeting wore n.
lowod to remain tn oblivion.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Tho board authorized tic Chatrman to ratify
the coutFact Of Courad Wagner for tlo brick
work of tho addition to tbs Insane Asylum.
Tho County U1ork anked for additional vault
room, l,ofcrrcd to tho Committee on Jail aud
jail Accounts.
Attention WIS called by tho Committees Of tie
Towns OF Lnko aud Ciooro TO the necessity for q
bridge across tho Michigan Canal, botween
Western avenue and Summit. The Towns would
boar ono-tlird Of tho tosal oxponso, S2,a00. Ro-
forred to tho Committee on 1soajB aud bridges.
Tho payroll Of tho county employees for tho
month Of Murch. amounting to S2,854.09. Haa
referred to tic Committee On Public Service.
Several outdoor relief and miscellaneous hills
wcro referred 10 the con1nttcea'to Which they
properly belonged.
Under the l,oad OF unfinished business, tho
resolution Of Commissioner Holden, having rof-
crcnco to tho bad sewerage at the 1nBano Any,
Inn mud roor-11ouse. and also fnatrl;ctlng tho
Comnlittre un Public Charities to Investigate
complaints mado by citizens Of Norwood pnrk,
nnst cana up. Tho resolutions Ndro castiou
without discussion,
THE CoCnT-NorsE.
Tho report Of lilo Building Committee In re-
rar, IN III, croc,ion of thc INV Cart. .11onse
ha ~ .,,,.a,.s, .aS T., n,.,. .ra." vm ~
a'rca"y pno'iHocu Ill LIZ 1Apos1' ""n neAt III
ordor.
Commissioner Ciougls-I move that Tho report,
f,ann,.s,o,'nr Csarfor, ,,o,,,,, t,,ou sto,,,
So''nptosp'not ot@"4ota 1aousut 1Aoy auoa1o
deliberate upon tlo question, which wan rather
sofsoa. =. ie a wa.sa 20 aVe q c'ty ait!t1lsea
substituted ioE the i5oara o. fMpho W1rhs IN
tho report. lie WaHtod 20 know whether tho
rate OF compensation tor tho ArcLitocts was Still
lcit b,afl's.
The chairmnn-That is matter to bo settled
ut some tntIre t'me. ...- .
Co1ninlBsionor Crawford rcnarkel tint tho
mattor nf compensation ought to bo flxod' tli-
Put Lelay. There WIS some dissatisfaction rela~
1.-Two to tic building Of tic Court-E1uuBo by the
city md county authorities Jointly. 1lo thought
that the report nocdcd ainonument IN that ro-
gafd.
commissioner Cloteh saiu that tho report pro-
Vltica Tor tue election ut architects by tho joint
soto OF tho city and county.
Lo'ninttec nag been unanimous In tho retom-
incubation Of tho election Of . hoard Of Aroh-
tecss, to consist OF tlreo no'nhers, lio thought
ONE AncuirEcr WOULD Er AMPLE
for all praetchl PURPOSES. an rcGArdcd tho
nlans. he thought hr: 11sley'a was incomparably
the best. IL WIN tue public fasoritc at all
eYcnts: Hc moved that tho Worls ian archt-
toct DO substituted for "throo."
:, Eoa1'n1ssloneF ~ Mn!ccanrey t!ssented from Mr.
Ho!sion's ideas. Tho GIcht Question before the
Hoard was whether tho public would bo satis-
tled 70 hayo 90 large q sum Of money committed
70 tl.o kooping Of ono man. llo farored tho
Election OF . Board OF Architects, and also
thought tb.t TUG question OF party and uattonal-
~ ,ry ought 70 20 sunk Tor tue cotnmon good.
4NoY Bnohla Aa7e men compotont to do tho
work without regard to m!uor coliedderatlons.
commissioner Crawford thought that ono man
Of Iralns would ho quite analclent to do tlo
I WIFI the Inc , pans wefo anaos % disonason that i
r!an for e. 500 o00, Nov. II one arclsitec. could
10 nxeu upon oy aii, no thought 1t would bs tho
also a. danreentcd tho nationality matter. Thu
Sisetioh eAoo4a DO on tho merits Of tho candi-
o1,o.
commissioner oucnther favored tho election Of
thfeo afchltocts and spoko stronEly against hay
lug nationality brought up in !ho business:
,o, n,a n olaen 10 aa not aa,nk hr:
Wo1k eoala be done for s25QOood now than for
mhen th9so estlnlstes M wore nade.
Gohaoqnently taat objection dld not hold good.
as fogafaeu remuneration, IT QUO archltect wcre
agreed upon, throo-fo'rtAa Of per cent would
bo ample remuneration. On tho other hand,
Por cont Waulu ba To4utrod fos BoMd.
= GomnlIssloiisr o!ough sad that all tho plans
kAu peon unssAy pleParcn' 1hcro Was plainly OF
ICON f tof nH amnsoHyomen. N Az 81 tttcm. Thero-
lore. ho 1efofen tue Immediate election Of =
competent Board OF Architects 10 80 to work on
sA9 F!aHb.
iAo motion OF commissioner Holden was then
rnt, and declared lost. BY foto OF IL to a.
McHsrn. Holton and Crawford constituting tho
minority:
ComiAisslonef Crawford then said that tho ro-
Poit ought to be amended by tho substitution OF
"cITY AUTHORITIES"
Tor 'Uoard OF Public Works."
Commissioner ClonRh Hatd that " city Aus1lor-
ttics' would be too indefinite. Tho responsbl-