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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01

That's punk, isn't it?
So is Governor Cutler, but Utah
is still great State, is she not?
We'll, despite any punkosity or
vile screeds that appear in this COL
umn, June 80 will be great, too.
How great?
We'll, the greatest ever since We
suvius destroyed Pompeii.
The Committees have their heads
together and if they don't stick they
will work out the most stupendous
phantasmagoria Of unalloyed delights
that was ever dreamed Of.
What has been done up to this
time? Oh nothing much, except to
lay preliminary plans to take care Of
the $4,000 people absolutely certain
to be here.
Do you think that number is
exaggerated?
Not on your bald spot. All Ccahe
county will be here, the remainder Of
Cache Valley,half Of Southern Idaho
and hundreds from Salt Lake City,
Ogden, Brigham City and the world
at large. All the "big guns" Of this
State and surrounding states are to
be invited, and every Commercial
Club in the State as well.
President Roosevelt and Alice may
come, who knows.
The colors are blue and white.
A great parade Of the finest horses
in the State. Magnificent floats,
Hundreds Of decorated bicycles.
Capt. Styer's cadets. 7 big bands
Hon. J. A. Hendrickson's silk-tile
brigade. Possibly big street carni-
val. Electrical displays out of sight.
Races as sure as fate. Continu-
Gus Vaudeville. Big shows in the
Opera House. Possibly program
in Tabernacle. Grand balls , nights,
That Incompatible ball game be-
tween the Commercials. A continu-
Gus round Of pleasure for two days.
Rates on all railroads.
What are those two photographs?
That's Casey sliding home while
Jack Hooper picks the horsehide from
his bread basket. Good boy Casey.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01

Keep your bowels regular by the use
of Chamberlain's stomach and liver
tablets for there is nothing better.
For sale by all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
SANTA BARBARA AUT0ISTS
HAVE MARROW ESCAPE
High Power Car Strikes a Street
Sweeper, but No Damage
Is Done

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, March 29.-An
automobile accident was only narrowly
averted last evening by the prompt
action of the driver in Matt Moore's
60 h. p. Mercedes. The party had left
the Potter hotel and were on their way
to the Moore home in Montecito when
in the darkness, at the opening of the
boulevard, which is on a direct line
with the boulevard in front of the
hotel, loomed up the city street sweep
ing machine driven by a sleepy Italian.
There was no effort to escape on the
part of the driver who did not know
what had happened when he was
picked up and placed on his feet. The
machine struck the sweeper at right
angles and had it not been for the fact
that the machine was in perfect con-
troll very serious accident would have
occurred. Moore has been arrested
four times within the month for eX-
ceeding the speed limit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
LOS ANGELES MUST PAY
FOR WATER IMPROVEMENTS
Special Committee Named by cham-
Der Of commeree-Reception
to the Woodnnen

Director Washburn, at the meeting
Of the board Of directors Of the cham
Der Of commerce yesterday, called at
tention to the present water assess
ment Of Los Angeles, wherein the un-
improved sections of the city were
not contributing to the improvements
being made in our water development
and distribution, which sections i'm
time would receive untold benefit, ard
suggested that a special committee be
appointed to take UP the matter look
ing to the proper adjustment of rates
etc. The president was instructed to
appoint such a committee.
The attention Of the chamber was
called to the conclave OF the Woodmen
Of the World to be held In Los Angeles
the middle Of April. 1t was voted TO
extend the use Of the chambers quar-
ters for a reception to be held the
evening of April 49,
The following were elected MEM
bers of the chamber Of commerce:
Auto Vehicle company, A. f. LeavitS,
H. A. Howard, George L. Sanders.
Architectural Decorating company, A..
w. Wltzel, Ralston Realty company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
WOULD PROSECUTE KIRK
Nurse Who Had Trouble With Mil
lonaire Asks for Warrant

Following up charge of battery,
which she brought against her en-
ployer Tuesday afternoon in Justice
Chambers court, Mrs. Bessie G. Camp,
private nurse of II. B. Kirk, million
aire distiller, went to the district at
torney's Office yesterday in an attempt
to bring action against Kirk on a
charge of defamation of character.
Kirk had already left Los Angeles on
his return trip and no warrant for his
arrest was issued.
During the encounter between the
aged dstiller and his nurse in the room
of the latter at the Melrose hotel Mon
day evening it is said Mrs. Camp
hurled the contents of an ink stand in
Kinks face.
The salary due the nurse and a re-
turn ticket east were given to her by
the millionaire before his departure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Secret of SUCCESS Is Simple

Success is simple to attain" remarked a
man in one of the big New York clubs re-
Lets have the recipe" suggested lis
tener.
well you are a business man; another
man comes along with idea that can
help you; grasp that man with hooks Of
steel"
"Iiow vague" said another listener. "It
doesn't mean much"
I'm Illustrate ths said ahG hrs speaker
chairs Which we sell direct to the user.
For years the largest outlay in the sales
department was to ilnd out Just who needed
our chairs 1t took big force to do this
"One day ] heard of a concern i'm New
York called Burrelle's and told they
could help us You doubtless know that
bureau in the world. Well. this concern
now furnishes us in advance with the names
Of all persons who intend to make trip
aThis may sound like a slight thing-in
fact, It is revolution. 1t prodigiously re-
il gives us more information than we pre-
vously had We were able to dispense with
a big force and secure this complete work
at about the cost Of one office boy"
"How is It done?"
.'simply the perfect working OF a big ma
chine, The concern reads for us, day by
day, every newspaper In America. The
names of persons who are going abroad are
printed at one time or another Each OF
these persons wants steamer chair l
have found out, too, that these people are
assisting in various ways every manner OF
business and profession That's the reason
/ say success Is simple II you don't get II
into your head that YOU know II all. AS a
general proposition, my tip Is write TO Bur-
felle"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
TO MAKE GAS IN
SAN BERNARO|NO
NEW COMPANY LET'S CON-
TRACT FOR PLANT
Chris Geuekel the Chino Burglar,
Sentenced to Serve Eighteen
Months In Prlson-6arstow
Woman Wants Divorce

Special to The Herald.
SAN BBRNARDINO. March 29.-The
newly organized Home Gas company
has let the contract for the construc-
tion of It's plant in First street to
Barth & McGilivray of Corona, the
coast representatives of an eastern
manufacturer of gas making ma
chinery Contracts have also been let
for the laying of nine miles of gas
mains and 1t Is confidently expected
to have the new plant in operation not
later than July 1. The plant will have
q capacity at the start of 4,500,000 cubic
feet of gas per month, and this will
be increased. A. M. Ham has been
elected a member of the board of direc-
tors to succeed Seth Hartley of Col
ton, resigned. The other officers of
the company are: II. E. Harris, presi-
dent; w. d. Wagner, secretary; with
II. M. Barton and w. r. Bell, directors.
Chris Geuckel, the burglar who en-
tered the Anderson home near Chino
a few days ago and was captured by
the women of the household, has been
sentenced to eighteen months at San
Quentin prison.
A motion for a new trial in the case
of F. c. Wilson, convicted of man
slaughter in the killing of Louis Depuy
at Barstow, has been argued and taken
under advisement by the court until
Thursday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
BIRTWlSTLE INQUEST
WILL BE HELD TODAY

The inquest over the remains OF Mar
garet Birtwistle, the young woman
who died at the Good Samaritan hos
pital Tuesday as a result Of injuries
received by being run over by an auto
mobile Sunday, will be held at Paul's
undertaking parlors this morning at
o'clock.
Coroner Trout has announced that he
will conduct a searching examination
into the manner in which the young
woman received her injuries, and for
that purpose will summon Barbee
Hook, who was operating the machine
at the time Miss Birtwistle was run
down; Thomas Rife, and the two girls
who occupied the seat in the tonneau
of the automobile.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
MAY ENJ0IN W0RKMEN
FROM CLEARING PARK SITE
Library Board H. I'D That oppo-
nents Will Ne 7e-
sistance

y DR.. Trueworthy, president of the IL
b,ary board announced at the meet
ing last night he had been Informed
by those opposing the movement to
place a public library building in Cen
trail park that an injunction restrain
ing the workmen now engaged there
from proceeding with the work of
clearing a space i'm the center Of the
park would be served today. The
case will be fought to the end by the
board.
The librarian was instructed to in
stall a branch library in the Stimson
library building recently presented to
Occidental college, April I. This is to
be used as branch public library
for Highland Park.
DR.. Trueworthy was reelected presi-
dent of the board to serve for another
year. a.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
DEFENSE SCORES POINT
IN BELL WILL CASE
Story of Presence of Three-Year-old Id
Boy Is Told by
Witness

What Is considered an important
point was made by the defense yester-
day in the Bell will contest, wherein
Is involved large fortune and a bat
tie for a good name.
Mrs. Mary Hudson, the wife Of
Judge Richard Hudson of Silver city,
N. NJ, appeared in the role of star
witness in substantiation of claims
presented by Mrs. Susan w. Bell, the
widow of the deceased capitalist.
Mrs. Hudson testified that in 1875
Librada Valencia, the mother of the
petitioner in this case, visited her
home in Silver City and urged her to
adopt three-year-old baby boy, whom
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
BUILDING PERMITS

Superintendent Backus yesterday issued
building permits as follows.
Adams street, 7s2 East-Andrew Snyder,
owner; r. g. Hinok, builder two-story, eight
room, frame residence $500.
Breed street. 2is North-Mrs. Louis s. Lerr-
mann. owner Mr. DeIoux, builder alterations
TO one-story, frame residence; 800
Cincinnati street, 2n3-Mrs. L. A. Sum
mers, owner r. u. Wamsioy, builder; one
story, nve-room. frame residence $500
Defiance street east Of South Park avenue
Carl Fletcher, owner; J. T. Olmstead, build
err one-story, frame barn; 500
Donaldson street ie22-C. s Gurhardy, own
err +. NJ. Fitzackery, builder; one-ctory,
four-room, frame building 1920
Eagle street 3020-Henry Earl, owner and
builderi one-lstory, four-room, frame rest
Flfty-sixth street. east Of Hooper avenue
J. II. McGee. owner and builder. one-story.
frame residence; 500.
Fremont avenue. s1s North--R E Matthews.
owner; NJ. Mathews, buder one-story, three
room, frame residence, $3.50.
Genalbyn drive, f459-Minnie and Gencvieve
Oliphant owners; Peter T. O1phant. builder;
one and one-half-story, seven-room, frame
residence: $1,000
Kensington road i26i-I Johnson. owner.
T.. L. Ifnck, builder; frame shed; $50
Lucas avenue, 42-W. l.. Stanton. owner; r.
T.. Haigh, builder; two-story, frame fiat build
ing S2600.
Main street, 1903 Soulful c. Lawrence.
owner and builder; one-story, frame building;
$3.50
Main street, 2eOe East-Loulsa Rodrieues.
room, frame residence; $3.50
Miles street, west Of Eureka streets J.
Campbell owner; p. Barlow, builder. one
story. four-room. frame residence; 500.
OrteRa street. east Of Dominguez street-R.
e. Waite, owner and builder; one-story. Ave
room, fran eresldence; Sl250
sixteenth street, 2ioo West-H. c. Jensen.
owner and builder; two-story, seven-room,
frame residence: $1,000.
Soto street. 51s south--Mrs. T. Shelton. own
err G. f. Crone builder; alterations to one
story, three-room, frame residence; $500.
st. Louis street, $40 North-P E. Iaskowskl, f,
owner and builder; one-story, three-room,
frame residence; $3.50.
ThIrty-slxth street. 1890 west-samuel
Young. owneri H. V. Hall, builder; one and
one-half-story, fve-room, frame residence;
$500.
Towne avenue, 759-J. D. Morgan. owner
and builder; one-story, three-room, franc resi-
dence; $500
Twenty-third street, 1854 East-G. Cartier,
owner and builder; one-storqy, frame resi-
dence; $50
Willow street, 2017-20f9-F. o. Engstrum.
owner snd builder; two-story, brick building;
$1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
St. vincent's Baseball Schedule

The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the first baseball team of
ST. Vincent's college,: April s, Sher-
man Indians at st. Vincent's campus;
April Is, Occidental at st. Vincent's
campus April 20, same; May 6, Pomona
at Claremont; May 13, u. s. C. at st.
Vincents campus; May 20, Pomona at
st. Vincent's campus; May 81 U, S. c..
at st. Vincents campus: May 30, St.
Vincents alumni at college campus;
June 6, knights of Columbus, l.. A..
council 621, at st. Vincent's campus.
Robert Fitzwiliams is the captain of
this team.
The second baseball team will play
the following: March 81, Woodbury.
Business college at st. Vincent's cam
pus: April 5, Los Angeles high school at
st. Vincents campus; April IL, Harvard
Military academy; May g. Occidental
second team; May 10, u. S. c. second
team, all at st. Vinvents campus.
Murray Brannon is the captain.
The baseball team of ST. Vincent's
college is one OF the best on the Pacific
coast, and holds the Southern Cali
fornia collegiate championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

the Llbrada woman represented as the
son Of Pete Hildreth, a cattleman.
Mrs Sarah Jane Stephens testimony
also added strength to the defendants
case. She told the court that Nathaniel
Bell lived in her family from 1874 un-
til his marriage with the defendai
at Pinos Atlas, N. NJ, in 1885.
The trial involves an estate valued
at 100000 Mrs. Goldner seeks to share
in the distribution Of the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Bennings Winners

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 29. - Ben
nings results:
Six furlongs- won, Raj
bert second, Port Arthur third. Time,
1:17 3-5.
Four furlongs-Tinkle won, Moon
shine second. Cologne third. Time,
051.
Five and a half furlongs-Monte
Carlo won, Gold Dome second, York
shire third. Time 1903 1-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Ninnas-
quaw won, Stepaway second, Royal
Window third Time, 1:10 20.
Seven furlongs-Lord Aintree won,
Miss Modesty second, Only One third
Time, 1882.
Mile and one hundred yards-Uncle
Urigh won, James F. second. Time,
Ills. Only two starters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
BRITT AND WHITE
START TRAINING.
BOXERS WILL MEET ON THE
18TH OF APRIL
Referee for the Bout Is to Be Mu-
tualIy Agreed Upon at Least
Twelve Days Before the
Contest
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-James
Britt Of this city and Jabez White of
England, have been matched to fight
twenty rounds before the Yosemite
Athletic club on April 25. They are to
box under Marquis of Queensberry
rules and must weigh in at 133 pounds
at 2 o'clock on the day of the con-
test. They will receive so per cent of
the gross receipts of the house, 60 per
cent to go to the winner and 40 per
cent to the loser. They agree to post
$1,000 each as a guarantee of weight
and appearance. The referee is to be
mutually agreed upon at least twelve
days before the contest.
Britt has gone to Hardin Springs.
White will train at Larksrur.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
corrlaan Loses Colt at City Park

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-The
rain which fell last night made the
City park track heavy and holding.
Yesterday Corrigan's 3-year-old colt
Keno, broke his leg and was de-
stroyed. Today C. T. Henshall's s.
year-old brown gelding Fossil, died of
congestion. Results:
Mile-W. B. Gates won, Sierbe second,
Jean Gravier third. Time, 1:4S.
Nine furlongs-Pathos won, Lady
Mistake second, Custus third. Time,
2O3.
Five and half furlongs-Sd Silver
won, Kilties second, The Don third
Time. 10 10
Six furlongs-Norwood Ohio won
Recreo second, Mrs. Bob third. Time,
1:19.
Six furlongs-Prestige won, Darius
second, kits third. Time, 11S 2-5.
Nine furlongs-Attillia won, Does
kin second, Ada M third. Time
200.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
SMALL BOYS IN TROUBLE
TweIve-Year-oId Youngsters Arrested
on Burglary Charge

Arthur Britt and Joe Reuter-, two
little boys about 12 years old, who have
been in trd BILE before. were arrested
yesterday BIZ Detectives Roberts and
Davis and on 'er Harrison and locked
up on a charge of burglary.
The two youn sters were found by
the officers hanging around one of the
old "cribs' on Ballerino alley, and were
just in the act of breaking into the
place when they were arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Winners at Montgomery Park

BY Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 29.-Mont-
gomery park results:
Six furlongs-Bonnie Prince Charlie
won, Hannibel BY second, Mordella
third. Time 11S1a.
Four furlongs-Maginia won, Rustic
Lady second, Letta Duffy third. Time,
0:51A.
Mie-Jake Saunders won, Sis Lee
second, Far West third. Time, 1.541a.
Castor hotel stakes, four furlongs-
George Leiper won, King Soldier sec
ond, Yankee Consul third. Time, 0:51.
Six furlongs-Van Ness won, Dapple
Gold second, Optional third. Time,
1:1S1a.
Mile and ixteenth-Falernian
won, Nameoki second, Allen third.
Time, 151h.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Lankershim Gets License
Last Week of the ElIery Band

The last Wagner concert by the FL
lery band was given yesterday even
ing, and considering the weather, the
attendance was excellent. La Tos-
ca" and the "Tannhauser" overture
were the hits of the evening. Tonight
the exquisite music of La Traviata"
will be repeated for the last time and
music-lovers viii have a chance to en-
Joy some exceptional solo work by
Signori Palma and Lomonte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

SWinqS for the House

From the number of new swings
shown this season, it is evident that
others than children expect to use
them. The swinging settles are of
endless variety and most inviting. They
are fitted up with as many cushions
as they will hold of all sizes and
covered with such durable materials
as denim, gingham and heavy cretonne.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Policeman Stops Runaway

BY leapng from the rear platform Of
rapidly moving car on Fourth street
yesterday morning, and then throwing
himself into a wagon attached to a
runaway horse, officer Earl Busse of
the local police force stopped the horse
and prevented what might have been
serious accident. The frightened
horse was within a few feet of another
vehicle when brought to a stop by the
nervy officer.
An Indianapolis man has been ordered by
LIZ. L. nIi.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The crown of human tooth is
covered by brilliant white cap of
enamel, which is not only the hardest
tissue Of the human body. consisting as
it does of 96.5 per cent of mineral and
of S.5 per cent Of animal matter, but
also the hardest known organic sub
stance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
undeIivered Telearama

There are undelivered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany for w D. Banford.- Frank Stevens.
Hardee. M s. Dunn Mrs l. Monitor. GeorRe
r. Hand. w. X. HILL Thomas Jonson, A. S,
Burnham, c. A. Trotter, Mary Lynch, Flor
ence Pearce, Meicklejohn Richards p. j.
Sheldon, C. L. oxley, George H p. Shaw.
George B. Raymond, W. NJ. Gundry and r.
7. Milane.
There are undelvered kilograms at tho
Postal Telegraph company, 20S South Spring
street, for John Clinton, p. p. Hubbard w.
O. Edwards, william X. Weaver, r. c.
Powers. w. W. Swan, w. A. Stanton and
Miss Flthleen Harper
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
CITY HALL NOTES
Finds Immature Veal

Meat Inspector Joseph Traynor dis
covered immature veal exposed for
sale in the meat market of p. Gerhardy
at 959 Santee street and Immediately
Powers of the health department In
spector Traynor will swear out COM
plant against Gerhardy, charging him
with selling immature meat.
Lankershim Gets License
A saloon license was issued yester-
day to Colonel Lankershim, he hav-
ing been the highest bidder in the
police commissions auction of the day
before. The license cost the colonel
$3OS3.33.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Motor cars are said to be having a
very detrimental effect upon the tenn
perament of high spirited and we'll
bred horses
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
TWO WELL LOCATED
HOTELS ARE SOLD
Local Purchasers Secure Well Rented
Properties at Advanced
Prices

frIceS
One investment that shows a marked
advance in values is reported closed
by Robert Marsh & Co, by which w.
I. Hollingsworth has sold Mrs Louise
Y. Pratt the Corinth hotel for $4,000
on the north side of Fifth street, 1O4
feet east Of Los Angeles street. The
building, a three-story brick, occupies
the lot 471ax9O feet and contains thirty
four rooms and two stores on the
ground floor.
Fourth Near Hill
The sale of the Claremont hotel
owned by Mrs. Louise Y. Pratt to S.
Simmons. the jeweler. for 100000, Is
also announced The hotel is a three
story frame of twenty-five rooms with
two stores, and occupies a lot 3ohx65
feet, that fronts on the north side Of
Fourth street seventy-six feet east Of
Hill street.
Mr.. Kalisher and Robert March &
Co., conducted the negotiations.
Main Street Purchase
The Mccarthy company has pur-
chased another small tract to add to
its larger holdings at the northeast cor
ner of Forty-ninth and Main streets,
fronting 1876 feet on Main street by 300
feet on Forty-ninth street. This prop
erty is improved with fruit trees with
a good six room house and will be sub
divided to conform with the subdivi-
sions of its other properties in the i'm
mediate neighborhood into home lots.
This makes the fifth purchase Of prop
erty for subdivision in this part of the
city by the Mccarthy company in the
last five weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

An indianapolis man has been ordered by
the courts to pay his ex-wife S52 $50 alimony.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-08-04
WHITESVILLE.

Aug. IA few of the young men
from here attended the ball game
at Pellville Saturday.
George Brooks entertained a few
of his friends at dinner Sunday.
Those present We're: Misses Carrie
McCarty, Matte Holland, Martha
Kittinger, Annie andGertrude Hickey
and Messrs. Lloyd Holland. Lonnie
McCarty, Jesse Strothers and Chas.
McCarty.
Miss Myrtle Lawson, Greensboro,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Misses Mary and Stella Wedding.
Miss Mary H. Wedding went to
Sulphur Springs Sunday to spend a
week or two before going to her
home in Hartford. She was accom-
panied to the Springs by Livia Cicil
and daughter, Haffy, and Annie Nc
Brady and Mr.. Boyd McCarty.
Supt. W. G.. Archer, Greensboro,
gave an illustrated lecture here
Monday night in interest, of Chau-
tauqua. 1t was highly enjoyed by
every one.
Jno Sapp, Greensboro, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday here with rel
atives.
Frank Brooks, Owensboro, spent
Saturday night with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Brooks.
Miss Dora Evans entertained her
friends Saturday evening with par
ty. Refreshments were served and
all spent very pleasant and enjoy
able evening.
Miss Sallie Owen, Reynolds, spent
the latter part of last week here
with friends and relatives.
Misses Stella and Mary Wedding
will go to Owensboro Thursday to
be the guests of friends and relatives
and to attend the Chautaqua.
Mrs. Mile Neshew spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Green Everly at Pellville.
A party from here will go and
camp at the Chautauqua, they will
leave Wednesday.
There will be big crowd from
here attend the Chautauqua Friday,
it being Whitesvill day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-08-04

brose ford. The committee on con-
struction. if they propose to give a
square deal, should notify all avail
able bridge companies of the time
and place of the letting of this, as
well as, all other contracts for the
construction of the iron bridges.
The work should be done at the
cheapest possible price and to in
sure this there must be competition
in bidding for the contract. All
other bridges are built on contracts
by the lowest and best bidder, usu-
ally by citizens of the county, after
due notice of the time and place of
letting the contract has been
given. Why not build iron bridges
in the same way?