The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-05-17

draught af air that endangers tn
health of both court and jurors
Signed: T. J. Vassar, c. B. Greer
Fred Follet, Walter Sedgewick, l. v
I Squires, Thos. ]. Torpey, Geo. l
Knapp E. c. Collins, Henry Martinsor
Alfred Draper, Joseph Driscoll, Oh
Lun, Ed Bachman, D. Scharnhors
Frand D Hutton, c. W. Jessup, R.
Muschlitz, Emil Johnson, c. o. ,Ielle
burg, S. E. Reeder, John Larang, Cron
Wells, w. S. Ross, l. S. Miller
Minority Report.
! We your jurors concur in the ma
jority report except that we recon-
mend one bond issue of 100000 will
which to erect new court house ant
Jail as soon as possible
Signed c. B. Green, T. ]. Torpley
L. w. Squier, Fred Follett, Walter
Sedgwick, Geo. L. Knapp, E. C. Col
lins, Alfred Draper
The Patch-Up Plan.
After a careful investigation of the
conditions of the court house and Jail
as above outlined, we find that same
is not only condemned as unsafe and
unsanitary Ito which conditions we
unanimously agree) but is wholly in
adequate for the purposes for which
it is used. AS the exposed conditions
of all records now kept in the court
house is such that demands for their
safety is the immediate erection of a
storage vault for the purpose of tenn
porarily providing such protection as
is needed, (plans of which are here
with submitted) and that the county
commissioners proceed at once to en-
ter into contract to build said vault,
said work to begin not later tha ten
day after the adjournment of this pres
ent term of court. And we further re-
the building and equipping of
a jail, with sheriff's quarters, ION the
present court house grounds,) suf-
ficient tc the county's needs and de-
and that the county commits
sioners take steps to call an election
10 be held on the day of the primaries
his year to vote to create in a lawful
manner a warrant indebtedness suf
icient for the purpose, not to exceed
$4,000.
An emergency exists, and we further
ecommend that the matter of voting
,onds in the sum of $4,000 for the
'e submitted to the voters of I.atah |
ounty at the regular election to be
eld in November this year. And that |
he building of said Jail to be under
he supervision of the county commits
toner's with the aid of. an advisory
ommittee consisting of four compet-
mt men, one to be chosen from each
district, and one at
arge, and no contract shall be entered
ito for building said Jail without said
giving sufficient and ap-
roved bond
And if said bonds are voted as above
.ated, we recommend that the matter
I building and equipping a new court
ouse be at once taken up thereafter.
The building of such court house to-
ether with the accepting of plans for
me and letting of contract for same
lall be under the supervision of the
)unty commissioners aided by an
lvisory board of four qualified and
'mpetent men approved or elected
r this purpose and in no case shall
" contract either for plans or for =
Iilding of said contract, be entered
to without an approved ard sufficient
nd for the faithful fulfilling of any q
ntract given. a
And we further recommend that the e
unty commissioners Immediately
ke up and make the necessary i'm p
ovements as shall meet the require O
ants as shall meet the demands of II
? state sanitary inspector to make e
2 building tenable for temporary Al
e. c;
Signed: Joseph Driscoll, Henry Mar
son, D. Scharnhorst, Edward Bach
n, Frank D. Hutton, Ole Lun, G. w. =
,sup, E S. Huschlitz, Emil Johnson, +
o. Jelleberg, S. E. Reeder John Lo- Y
lg, Crom Wells, w. S. Ross, |. S. 1
ler, T. ]. Vassar.