Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-07
MOVED In.
The New Court House Being
Filled.
Allotment of Rooms on the Top
Floor.
The District Attorney Gets Move
On Himself.
The County superintendent of Schools,
Historical Society and Law Library
To Be Housed-Justice Stanton
May Get Court Room.

Yesterday the attaches OF the county
district attorneys Office moved from
their old quarters ON Main street into
the new and commodious, as we'll as ele-
gantly appointed, apartments in the
new court house. AS consequence
there was an air of lofty elation and
mildly suppressed joy about each par
ticular luminary comprising the per-
sonnel of the district attorneys pha-
lanx, and they spent much OF the day
in getting thorough eyether and ney-
ther accent. Early in the day Assistant
District Attorney McComas and Deputy
Marble had their coats off, and in con-
junction with Deputy Yorke they set
about putting their new quarters in or
der, while the remaining contingent of
McLachlan's able staff passed aesthetic
opinions on the labor proposition and
its application by McComas ct al.
The new quarters of the district attor-
ney are on the fourth floor of the court
house, and comprise eight rooms at the
south end of the building, Immediately
in front Of Judge Wade's court room.
District Attorney McLachlan's room is
the center part room, and the rooms of
the assistants open into central cham
ber, which, if Deputy Marble Is given
full sway, will be decked much in the
same manner as the Tai Mabal interior,
with lapis lazuli trimmings cut bias.
The rooms will be suitably furnished by
the supervisors. and are alike
bright, spacious and convenient
in all their appointments. e The
rooms at the back of the building
on the top floor will be utilized for store
rooms, while the law library will be
located in the center room, Immediately
above Judge McKinley's court room.
The apartment is admirably suited for
library purposes, being roomy, with
high, ceiling and plenty OF light. When
the Solons of the law library first visited
the room they were not altogether salts
fed, but as it has been nearing compile
tion they have signifed their perfect
satisfaction to Supervisor Forester.
At the north end of the floor on the
New High street side of the court house
are located the apartments which have
been assigned to County Superintendent
of Schools Seaman. There are six rooms
in all. and they are most admirably
suited for the purposes intended, and
County Superintendent Seaman is anx-
iously awaiting the opportunity to move
out of his present cramped quarters on
Main street into his new location.
The room Immediately adjoining Su-
perintendent Seaman's quarters on the
Temple street side is spacious one,
available for court room. There has
been some talk OF assigning it to Town
ship Justice Stanton, but as yet nothing
definite has been decided.
The room in the rear of the above
apartment is even more spacious, and
the county board OF supervisors have
wisely set it apart as hall of records
for the historical society.
The arrangement of the apartments
on the top floor is fully in keeping with
the lower floors OF the new temple of
justice. and in the point of the beautiful
view to be obtained from the windows,
it is decidedly superior to the lower
floors.