# Committee with
to
make
cost
of
the
preliminary
with
a
suitable plan,
the
estimate
of
and to obtain
the
tenders for
with a view to arriving
at
some idea of its correctness.
"The Surveyor General
submitted a plan which, having
been considered suitable by the
Harbor Master,
was
approved by
the Committee, and it was ascertained that
a Contractor
of
the name of
Atan would
undertake the work,
viz., the erection of the building above ground for Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000), while another,
named Yune-Leey
would do
it at Twelve
Thousand Dollars ($12,000), the work
to be according to specification,
and hardwood to be used throughout: these figures included the
expense of removing the old building, and the Contractor was to be allowed to make
use
of the old materials as
the Surveyor
General might
approve.
The
Committee find, from the Surveyor
General's report,
that the foundation can
be laid at the
cost of Fifteen
Thousand Dollars ($15,000), while
it will probably cost considerably