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being delayed by the one-eontsnetor, and IN
which he gayn notice That he shonld claim damages
from the conrtf, csc. TrmpnratlIy hid over.


which he gayn notice that he shonld clan, damages
from the county, c.c. Temporarily hid over.
4 communication WAR read from Mcneil son.
contrnctorr for the FtnncwoTk on tho Conft-1fonsc,
in reference the thick and thin stone question.
1t reviewed the q1eaton At romo length. and Fct
forth that Egnn hat terhnl1y ordered the Nee Of
thick stonc instead oi thin. md Il WAS tcesmpan:
MED by an arbitration esttulats or the nnionnt nf
saannr o & s .a :sms bed ,ss 81
noard tase some action n tho matter:
Elc, Int MclAHrcY objected on tho ground that the
architect had failed 10 take any action IN ihe
matter. nnd the 1cast woald hare 10.
sho subject from The architect had brrn p1neea on
Me. and II l'Is to be referred to the joint COM
ttes hc hoped that Of the architect would also
Aftcr eono further discussion, tho eommun,ta-
zion Of the architect WIS taken from tho fle'. and
both dotHmcnts wcre referred:
Treasurer nsking that provIalon be made to meet
the temporary loan of $1oo, 600 coming duo On
in motion, the rules we're 'aependcd sad reso.
Iutton was adapted rro1isaing for borrowing
ferrcd.
nHw GRAND JuRT.
Afr. McCaHrcy inquired u there was not an order
from tho Court for Grand Jnry to. August.
The Chair replied that there was not. and that
thsfe would not hc snv court OF Jury tho coming
nj. Mccaf1rey said he believed ,ns ,sw required
wanted VA % Or n not I nd moved @ thas ono Be- drswn ' "
Mr. Schmidt seconded The n!otlon, Ana tho drnw.
s Ts s dsn ,sa Ssh
.;ss skts asr S%si'ns s:s nssS::s .s
Iieppcr, c. i. tiennett, Owen Mccarthy, t'eorgc
oMF'sn 1Iis + Gehys; k"s W. Collins William pFo'''
III; Thc eenni,,co % On Public cn.s.!cs reported in
favor Of bills ngaregailng 81, II. and the
wa. @ one fes meat for the Connsy Agents on!ce.
t1.:ms.8o, and 81. 2sg..o Tor bread. rotwitl!.
,ndns Tho hss ssn ,,Sapp0sd to
Mr.. Fitzecratt1 csled MP tho matter Of
HAMMs' RxTHAs
on the C0uFt.ll0NAe foundations, mud inquired Of
the clerk II tho oard had ever aathorized his con.
traet with Tho county 10 be set naldc.
The & eerk Fsps that no such action had been
NJ. Mtzgrrald then scad from thu af1sdarlts aled
In the Circuit Court by sumo Of tho Commissioners
contract aad been set aside, ctc., and proceeded to
hnui h!s fellow. .ncnshets ovtr the cnals fof their
order, amid considerable excitement.
MIR. Schmidt then called for the reading Of 8eI-
tons communication In reference to catussng dam
ages, which had been temporarily laid OYER. After
sta rcnuug he introduced the following resolution:
.E<.o.esd That the contractor on the new Court
II FIJI 'sSsss' s s :s
Tho author Of tho resolution spoke in favor OF
IT. adoption At some length.
Mt. Fitzgerald said II tle dom,n Wns to bc bhiit,
he wanted to rec the work let to the lowest Fc-
sponssblo bidder. lids had been Invited for tho
work. md we're In the hands Of the Board. and he
was oppossd to giving 1t 10 Sexton Or any onc else
Some further d'senssion followed, and the re.o.
luton was referred 10 the Committee on Public
buildings and Public Service.
ARCHITECT EGAN+
Mr.. MeCahrcy submitted 4 document which ho
called q report or complaint against Architect
E2an. The sunstnucc Of 1t was that Egan ha,l
nrrlceed ''extrns" wEthnut the consent Of the
1,oard, and It concluded with recommending
tint the Joint Committee bc authorized 10 set
nboat Investigating hs conduct md report back to
The l'oAEd At oncG..
Afict tho reading Of the paper. sfr. MccaHrey
urged It's adoption. and admitted that must Ut tho
changes that Egan had made In lie Court lIousp
ha! ocGn to strengthen aud tmprovc the building.
Mr.. fitzgerald was In favor nf EEnn being lnvc1-
tiglted. and ho hoped the work would be thorough,
ETC.
After some further discussion, McCa0toy's doc-
ur1cnt was approved.
Tho Doatl then adjourned for one week.