More School Board Trouble

A new chapter has been commenced íd the school board trouble in relation to the building of the proposed addition to the Iligh School. It wiil be remembered that the board aecepted the designs of Donaldson & Meyer, of Detroit, bat part of the board insist on the architects giving a bond in a gum sufficient to insure the erection of a building in a substantial manner in accordance with plans and specifications furnished by them. This the architeots refused to do, and a portion of the board insiat that it is an injustice to ask them to give such a bond. The latest, however, is a l'itter from the attorneys of Mefsrs. Donaidson & Meyer, r questing the board to pay said firm for the plans and speoifioations, and that if the gum claimed, about $600, was not forthcomiag at once, suit would be commenced in the circuit court to recover the urn claimed.