Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-31
Board of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MARICoPA COUNTY, 4. T.
 PHGNIX. Jan. 26. 1884.


 MARICoPA COUNTY, A. T.
 PHGNIx, Jan. 26. 1884.
 In the matter of furnishing the Courthouse, N. Herrick suggested that the board of Supervisors pro- ceed to select furniture and furnish the new Courtroom, and pass the matter of furnishing other portions of the building to some future time. The proposition was adopted by vote of full Board.
 the Board then proceeded 10 ex> anime catalogues and selected the following furniture: Mating and carpet for Court room and hallway
 Three high back screw and spring, leathcr>cushioned arm-c m-chairs-arms to be cushlcned-fo Judges, No. SS, F. s. Ford, Johnson 6 Co catalogue; i; continuous seats for 24 men, one IS feet long on the back for 13 seats; front seat Is feet long to scat 1 me D, No. 30, A. H. Andrews catalogue; 3 dozen Buckeye office oak arms chairs, No. 54, J. s. Ford, Johnson & Co. catalogue; IA benches 12 feet long, with one center arm in each bench, No. 150, A. H. Andrews & Co catalogue; two solid, plain wal nut tables for attorneys, 3x6 feet billiard cloth cover, No. 465. Robert Mitchell Furniture Co.'S catalogue; three dozen: large, yellow ear.ben spittooEs; cocoa mating for room, 36x15 feet; mesh matting.'one strip 25 feet Tor g by 6 feet wide; cocoa mating 66x4 feet; good body Brus- sels carpet for space 15x27 feet; best quality vulcanizcd rubber step strips for 2S steps; one strip of heavy mesh mating, 48x6 feet; two eight- light chandeliers, No. 143, Yates & Co, catalogue two feur>light chane deliers, No. 134, Yates & Co. cata- logue.
 H. R. Patrick, experimenting ar- chitect of Courthouse, submitted a proposition 10 the Board to the effect that the matter of furnishing the Courtroom be continued for week or two, and that during said tune he would fill up plans and furnish specifications for said work. He also submitted sketches of Judges stand, etc.
 On motion, Board adjourned to 1 o'clock p. m.
 One o'clock p. m.-Board met; all members present.
 Gov S Foushee, contractors for the mason work, brick work and clustering on the new Courthouse filed receipts of artisans, mechanics laborers and material men with the Clerk of the Board, and in open session of this Board stated that they had fully completed and per formed their contract, and now ten- dered the brick work, mason work, cementing and clustering on said 1 Maricopa County Courthouse to the ! Board of Supervisors, for their ac~ or yeSlscto- ar54 tsdas >tlsg acceptance of said work, if it be accepted, request that they be paid their final and full payment, as in the written contract specified.
 On motion, and by vote of full Board, the supervising architect of Maricopa County Court>house. H. R. Patrick. is requested to report to the Board on Monday, the 18th inst, as to whether the contractors, Cox 6 Foushee, have completed their ma son work. brick work. ccmenting and clustering on said Court-house. as per plans and specifications R Hickey, Esq, appeared be- fore blue Board and asked if the matter of sG<<yeying the new Courts house would be pssken ID to.aay He was infHzined fhsJ esaie mar. er would be continned te sefee are ime, perhaps unui Mosday Jee .ry 2sih.
 O" motion, Board adjourned to aond.y, January 2s, 1884, at 10 ,'clock g. m.
 OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 PHoEN1x, Jan. 2S, 1884 Board met pursuant to adjourn nent. Present M. Wormser,