The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08

lie restaurant. ] am quite WHILE.
ever. to reserve any exact 1udgn '.'
other details until the arsum"n'- If ~
Court House Board and the jude. are
given consideration.
Won't Exceed H1O.0OV, 900.
zone certain thing is that The Board
of Estimate will adhere to the word
has already given the court hoI.-
board, that the total cost of no" e'tre
enterprise shall not exceed III" general
estimate of SO. 900, 900 made ~ the time
the present court house act WAS passed
II through the elimination of uHHe..s
sary detail a still lower total figure .iH
he reached the figure most tssurely
will be lower. ! am sure that . 0lr
natural effort to keep the cos n 4
proper figure We shall have the yHoper,.
ton of the court house hoard as VOL
as Of the Judges. We shall certainly
proceed on that theory
The Adamson report to the Mayo
was so startling that Mr. Mitchti did 'o'
carry out his intention OF making : Pub.
lie. Instead he went right over 10 VI
Adamson's Office In the Muulr.pN. BIll-
ing yesterday morning with Mr. Prem
dergast and Mr.. McAneuy. GlN Low
architect OF the building Walter cook,
consulting architect of the 'oif' house
hoard. and Secretary Briggs We
sharply questioned by the city officers 81.
Mr.. Adamson pointed out interesting
features of the blue print plans The
library. with space for 100000 volume.
according to Mr.. Adamson's advisers
has already been mentioned ~ tn SrN
Mr.. Briggs said there was lupM uii,
for 100000 books or for J0h. "u" L '.s
upper part of the high ceilinged chi'nhor
designated for library purposes Wts
used.
When Mr.. Adamson told about 'ht
reputed club bar the city officials cooked
their ears. He pointed out the room
about a5 by II feet. which was .etterei
STORAGE He noted that this i,.c-ei
storage place was an outside room W.T..
plenty of windows aud that me archie
tect's symbols shovel that Il was 10
have lights equal TO abou, ! "on .fr,ll.
power and Il telephone ana drarsg,
facilities. He also thought that an sulr,
in the general, building specifications
"refrigerating coils to he located 'ite'
might bear some relation to the .utsud" q
purposes of the storage room
No Bnr, says BriggS.
The Mayo turue: to A. d. .-'
and asked If a bar OF hus', v,- ..H-
cealcd IN the plans MIR Hrfg-- ff'
absolutely, no" He said !as' aG.
that both the architects joined 100
this denial Mr.. Er'gss told th' t'.'H
that the room marked "stort-' 4,
merely =. hit Of excess space dU, 'u 'lt
fact that the corresponding rNo' m
below OF the seCond floor WA fog,
not extended up to the moz2J.nr D.,
sad that all the blu print ,l"s. g. .t.
were merely suggestive au!N,
that the JUDGES Woult cv"utIa.. .t Be-
how the various rooms Should boz.
Az to the refrigeratiuS oils NE. Wta,
merely to cool the air for court 'auns
He admitted that there $50.
idea OF using the hig room wt t.
auditorium adjoining t., 'H
lounge room as a dining ropr .' s
That would give the court a.-
dining ruomS
/. Lar.u Kellogg. secrc'tr, 90 p
Court House Board. sent May. ..' n
a letter yesterday PROMISING '... -.
tailed specifications of cost ..U "a, .
all the rooms would %, g.tu '. t.
Estimate Board oh July 20
comptroller p~reuderRasi has pc 4
a letter from John l. trlHru. . rs
that the present count house -'r e
given up