, 1875-11-28
day, Dec. 1. at2 p. NJ, to which time the Board
CHICAGO LAW msr11u1E-

CHICAGO LAW msr1ru1E-
Tho Executive Committee OF the Law Insti
| tute met yesterday afternoon at the rooms o
| the Institute Thomas Dent, the President, VIE
! IN the chair, and there were also present W.
| Culver. Vice-Ptesident: E. B. Sherman, 8ecre
tATy ". H. Holden, Treasurer; Jullus Rosen
thai, Librarian; aud Mesar1. D. l. Sborey
George Gardner, Joseph E. Smith, FrankG.
DeuiRon+ E. 4. Otis, William B. Pegc, &nt
Thomas s. McCle1land.
w. Il; Holden. Treasurer: presented the bond
required BY law, which the Executive COMMITTEES
found correct and approTed,
The Treasurer Wss directed TO send prupel
notlco 70 all delinquent members.
the President;
George Gardner, q. <. whittou. and II. H. B.rnun.
T. tra'p Comm,ftee-Julius RoseuthsI. Y. l. Culver
Finance Comn.lttee--E- B. Sherman, Julius Rosen-
thai, v. q. Holden, E. L. Otis, and 7. .. Mcclelland
The President then appointed the 6pecla!
COMMITTEES for comforting With the Doald o.
County Commissioners in regard to oolanlne
proper rooms in the county buildings about 70 be
erected for the accommodation Of the Institute,
consisting OF ". P Block W. G. Gondy, H. ".
Fuller, John H. Rountree, and D. l.. shorey.
On motion, tho President, Secretary. ana Laosa-
1ian, wero appointed to cooperate with socn
commltteee in accomplishing the oes11eo %"
ject-
TIE COURTHOUSE QUIET.
There Was very little activity in the Court
House imbroelio yesterday. and bat little shat
Was new. Architects Tiey and Eean we're to
have held confab in tho office Of the Board OF
Public Works yesterday morning, but only Egan
sppesred, with roll Of plans, and be did not
like tho idea Ct talking to himself, There would
be no disagreement, he would be unhappy.
He therefore adjourned the meeting IN
hour ta '''saho'n M1 Ee.n E. GassA net and d 'ai< ad
journed himself shortly after. Mr. Tiley having
concluded to make his appearance agaio Monday
morning, when the public will be treated to
another dose Of agreements.
On the square, Harms is I" cr2wf1shing, ~ so to
speak, Ihat is he 10 working backwards, going
over the old ground again, and driving the fol-
lowing piles, which are 20 feet in leugth. So
far, Harms has gotten along very slowly. and is
making very expensive job OF it for himself,
each pilo costing about 22.50 to sink. which, for
!, 800 OF them, it he goes On at that rate, will
leave him but little margin On his apparently
profitable contract.
The County Treasurer will send i communities
ion to the County Board tomorrow to the effect
hat only sbous $16,0 600 OF she ''buiid1ng fund"
:emains unexpeoded, and recommending that
.ome action be taken. Inasmuch as the new
Courthouse is but just begun, there is fair
how under the circumstances for an increase Of
he county's londed indebtedness in the next
aw weexB.
AKI-sHoRE DRIVE.
The Commissioners OF Lincoln Park and the |
Committee appointed by the Board Of Trustees |
/ Lake View met F1ida-. to consider the plan |
or the proposed Lake-5hose drive, which, after |
ne inspection, was approved. The Secretary |
Fas directed to make application to the TruB- |
BEG OF Lake View, at their meeting tomorrow |
vening, for leave to establish, open, and con-
truct drive in accordance With the route laid !
ut On the plat. The drive is to be |
rom Lincoln Park at DiFe1ssy street along |
AXE View avenue which will be widened to 100 |
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