, 1876-08-24
trr end, and Until tho combination Ind bcen dc.
strDyed.
IN the general discussion Of the stone question,
all eyes were directed to

II enn, hhd hht1l tho combination had bGen De-
N ths general discussion Of the stone question,
TIE BOARD MEETING TODAY,
would be Tho rcault. The feeling was TINT thc
whole ai!al5 a. depended npon The vote Of ccmmts.
.eneo neither the h.d of Fann!ng nor McNeii eonii
se aaonted Il be rotetl Tor MeSetl. however. ihs
M no as Il ts sos sc sR, t9 s,y u r. o9 H. + s
eoaeeds MoNe Va e.ten "t"s tss es.ans
which, though It might mot tako the work out oi
o* ;ho Soa,n:5 ~onl prevent the consummstlon ni
former, Tabor has somehow become identified. Il
bo very closely scrutlntzcd. Tho matter Of
THE nIDs AND THEIR CORRECTION
whs n]so the caufc OE consdcsable rc1nark. Tho
s;opetI'e5s p ths Eht ale partners. i u,t l.
w6s! 4 xeuld appear tst tleta W. 1o et,st
81 s sS ssp 'es% ys ssns h.
sSsssS| b. sSss i, n;s; i 1t ;.ss! S
ils Two for sons inscrn tabie reason. Ii IL trne
!nts5ylew. vim W. Tanning have appeared IN tho
trlbuted 70 him concerning .the ''liing''' wcre
prompted by Mcneil. who hns long been rcAt.a!ned
h a'c9lty tro fnshs y, he!ors ss gn4 sssry
son. snd others. r. lie renitenlIsry, It fan::
nS sHen e. c'ss re "s ss:fs f. tssy, tss;y hs e5S,.
Whatever may By tho nnal result es to Mcneil. il
hAa nttecA itself IN M awkward poetion, a. it,
aaoea sefsaia sissn. ss liz opportnay S t.
got out
a. pa5StneI.hip; M i tbs .i!tnSS ea..ies MsNeil
Tanning through 6tk6. Al khtA mint 1t STI11
w the Injunction, which, IT removed, will leave
Tic situation .its, thts style-ts typ PARTNER, e
ietio!sh and the ':iing." would b. aa1thius bn,i
Around The County Building tho greatest conf
%est. IL; ss' eli s;Ssss shs t.$.1
ing ths complication surrounding, It. Others
believed that uon!c hew dodgo would bc sprung,
nppg a on a9 ~ ey
msaloncss In an Indirect way. These snid that
Two COMMISSIONING HAD DEEM wAnNKp
saI a Jset aS Tit da
il wssRsa en tic pre.cnt Waxer. M MeNsI sehena.
AZ Tint coa!a bs gotsn out q Carroll V. that 4
Wakfr ,saa1s did not gct through to-day hs
axan he roppod te re!nstk S.t o sns va: selns 70
move rcconstdctat!9n OF the Limestone resolution,
which, If he dous, will be for effect, fur II tho mat
vote against lis own motion. Holdon wss confident
tl,at Mcneil will triumph, and wanted TO wager
sunlry bats TINT he would hnvo several votes 10
Hf,arc THO other members who hayc been casscd
with tho 'Hfng" would say nothing whhcyer,
neither would McNeIl. except that Il he rot tho
yclophentS to-aay will be full OF ihtCrcst.
sToNH foH NOTHING.
At the meeting Ut the County Board to.day
proposition will b. submitted t0 furnish freo Of
cost, except fos suar!yng and transportation, all
Iiouee and city.lIal. The otter will DO made by
Mr. Quincy. who owns what arc known as tho
Natab granite QUAR- les in Minnesota, ~ miles
northwest VI st. ranl. Tits gentleman was one Of
the hldders for anpplylng stone, but has deotdcd
offer to furnish, tho stone FREQ Of coat. liz
hHa two kinds, ono q beautiful white
mo.tlcd With back, and the other rcd. it il
estimated that the cost Of 1aarfying will be abuut
10 ccnta per cubic foot and that the freight from
the Quarrtcs here will DO about 20 cents per foot,
ahout 20 ccnts. 1t costs more to cut the gtan!tu
than II docs tho limestone, but, nevertheless, ii
Mr.. GurneyH o!ler 10 accepted. the county Will get
ia building fof much loss ttan would be tho cas0
II tho work is dong. under hfcNclll's bid. Tho
meeting totny: Architect Egan, II IL understood,
thnka very highly Of this stone, both for Its lookl
and ite durability, and would he glad wore 1t ac-
ceptei.
Following is tho proposition,
n:;nK dcs!;oas g IT, 81 ia!tpaneln9 n,y fsmoas Watab
touse. hereby offer It, In ~hole In part, wth0Ht
anyrctnuneraon whnayer. Rlso {silond you ucsltr}
Poftatton ana Incidental exptnses The aschiteet OF
ise -, ssn sas sSsssat aSssis:
tho structure xll be II The daes. Continent