Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-03
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t.hbery th''
|pd'f ' Ss"sI, onlelals.
.,.ss.tcol !, %, o @At the FL l paso
grss, Aprlld lIii letting, , when
rs Ssp,' taken pl, ssdfv'earSiiissmsnti;
r .l.sSd,pe Win i.eio ne considered
Ta''i p. ..iu Z what has been dI. iDr
'paiocIpI,s TGIch works sils'i by
W. &c lslnpg o. p I",e,ests Of the
az Il. isis in the 'i'''''' !,
tSe ..nmj..ioners upon The
,5 'sS,i g sos;idis s ' n, a Si'''a
y lntIl Z sssll brought to bear EARN IN
q. BAD y ef, certain parties 70 lne
,Isids'i,, . q vs' and rlanlpulalionss
ssl,sa q i. @ss Viii the intention %, OF
siFsu ul'a ,'o r,, officials under oh,
paalA,'0 Ist % ssa,p thejudg,mHes d n, .,
DIV. y aswypensive trips through I,;uaa,
!, SanlI! !il In Known TO p sted con,
rsich g,l' . s ',ncIe aim is TO secure
n. sai', ' without comps ;aa,i,s
ti'u ,s'!e Equality or quantity
rlIrt.pc ..'I,s received for cost, by
lsr 70 = I' sllI plsus and bids at one
rsspinf .s'I iime, and thus destroy
i 4, s. ss,I and legitimate pra ar
w y ' s,,,s'I,sional calling Of the ar
vi, !. ~. Il appears that large
lsssiI', rrUmlnept architects, as
2 : laildys and contractors, nn9,,,g lSf
y Z. \ Il tine had been e ,nnnt1.V
fw g. ! ,I 5isrent sets of plans, as
las lsg w.. w, nsriisl list will show,
u s J, '.sIreut among the archi-
D n ,s.r Il ]. Hodgson, Indian
Rih ! m \ Randall, Albuquerque, \.
MI " "ua,,is,own Ia: Wah-
~ T., "a B,csnlann, San Antonio;
,s,s' J. : San Antonio; ]. 7; Breed
sIs,n SsD Antonio; Z. w; Dob
s Ss..5yi lie Tenn; Ed Dubamel,
s',.,'s' Rri,tol Il Clark, Temple,
e', III s,uruIuet 4 Dawson, Fort
SIs. Jobp Andrewarthee, Austin;
w p md ( Son, Austin; p;
ts ! Fl Paso; Judge Mills, III
s,rp j. Ceni.on, Chicago, as well
~, whose NAMES could not be
ulirsi. u,
En.g Contractors and builders, viz:
PsTs 1 Ling, Sherman; Martin
81, 1 Johnson, Colorado City; =.
sF,sa Colorado City; Ed Laurie,
CPrSAu,ter & Hagen, FL Paso; j.
iii. Palestine; Thompson u
M, to.ulla, Tex; Smith u Fuel,
DRa md many others, principals
,,imrsulallyes Of various interests
aa,lsGing and contracting bust
In
4 lnstired upon the opening of
hnilh,ts strong aud Influential
lniaoicililpus were also present.
|r.aSat house wasthIonged with
tes1secislors.
is&sns themselves, it appears,
kmtd a strong element which
srslGa Job as well ss n raid
Nas oanty treasury, without a
tMmm equivalent value in the
nI q quantity Of work TO be
raa aud they so made
hovn 10 the court
,inrnlsioners, who were instant
sssibAf guard, which is much
lsn1nended, aud 10 their credit
,iaa they quickly responded to
ehlieis Of their constituents.
zil.ioltf Julian referred TO the
risd previous meetings calling
ezns iNm architects, contractors
ihldtr, atone and the same time
alinled win bids. He requested
snlsrei oithe responsibility in
'alhtTsby land the consequences
sA pioedlngsl by the orders OF
siil made In his absence from
y -stngs.
Vellalouer Julian then offered q
.'En lacked by a petition signed
eAel 'he architects present, viz.
~ Ias court do now proceed to Sc.
,Aoor plans for the court house
y lfcm Professional architects
uPoA a strictly professional
snl terms, irrespective Of bid.
y lsashlcs, builiers and con
y Cher Interested and specu
fs0l' or influences, befor,
las have been secured an'
Nj nstured.
= 4 SNs1g and able argument
~, y SIDES, 1t was conclusivel,
'.'.a any other manner of 20
i .s' IN public competition
4, 2 \, county and Other OIL
!. IN, n pp ,l works, greatly abuse,
\. tx, n \. Interests and ignored In
stas WA " efletling contracts. I'm.
kas'.p 10y, the public works i,
y ~ y PERSONS incapable of max
sterlio%s knowing their neanin
in,s~'a,, and jeopardized the tru,
ASlss Y. aud character Of publ
Fss . y the disregard nm
tAs Az. uolment Of the service
ID. I.,is ior that of the ignor an
ID, vssI' a'e Practice and bushes
HI IESa II IN this state.
~ 4 a. many various complaint
,lln,@,, INSTANCES of archilec,
" % ,va In various parts ,
Y.