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The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
KASHMIR TAKES
OPENING STAKE
Hallenback S Entry Cleverly
Ridden by RICE Lands
Inaugural Purse.

Coming from behind with deter
mined rush, J. J. Hallenbeck
Kashmir. admirably ridden by Jockey
Rice, romped home at the Bowie Race
Course yesterday afternoon to WIN
the Inaugural Purse. Kashmir dis-
posed of fairly classy field which
included Mrs. Arthur's Leydecker and
the Triple Springs Farm prize. Fen
rose He well rewarded those VINO
backed him in the mutueis. u " ticket
paying more than SIS.
While the card was somewhat mar
red by too generous scratches. never
theless, capacity crowd tostied
about the park all afternoon and en-
joyed a brilliant days sport.
Court Holds Shcrins on.
1t had been rumored that a band
of sheriffs would "muss things up
at the Bowie track just before the
races were scheduled to begin. This
was prevented at the last moment
when Chief Judge John +. Briscoe.
OF the Seventh judicial Circuit, and
Associate Justice b. Harris Camalier.
at Upper Marlboro, signed an order
restraining the officers from interfer-
ing in any manner with the race meet
ing. The order Is made returnabie
the first Monday In December. on
which date the races will be a matter
OF history.
Old Hauberk. now running in the
popular colors OF Robert l. Miller.
of this city. who had always shown
up to good advantage at Bowie.
made a show of his field in the NTH
race. to win easily from Pibroch and
Edith Baumann. Cock OF the Main
and Grandee made early bids, but
were nowhere to be seen after
Hauberk made his move coming
into the stretch at the behest of
Jockey Butwell.
FIRST RACE-Ffve and half furiougs
Armistice. lls CFairbrothcrl, so. 20. 40;
Col Murphy. ll6 (Rieel. SO. go: MorVni. ll6
CRodrnezl. l250. Time. 0S IS Sea Mine.
Msuk West. Eastern Glow. Primitive. Escarpo-
lette. Franc Tirur. Gallagher. DUrOthy's Pet
also ran.
SECOND RACE-six and a half fmlouss
ophela, ITO (Itice). 10. 80. 80: Uncle's
Lassie, loo (Rodriguez). 4LO ls20; Duchess
Lace. loT tMcraggert. 100. Time, 20 IS Or.
monda Margery. Jyntee. ouietudc also ran.
lc7 tRicel. $50. Is.lO. $50: Pastoral swain.
lo5 tHamiltoul. $40. $50; Penrose. lO2 tWsr-
rer). 40 Tm,. l:e7 IS Franklin. Highland
Lad. Charles Leydecket. Irene. Turf. KaIlipolis.
ST. Isidorc. Young Adam also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: DTummond, l0B
tRowanl. 500. go. 2eo; Ballet Dancer al. I0i
HsmiltonJ. $50. 30: Thistledon. los John
son,. 80. Time. l:D - siesta and War
Zone also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards: Hau-
bcrS. Il6 CButweln. go. go. 30; Pibroch. 10,
(Rniriguezl. $40. 40: Edith Baumau. IOl
(Ritchcrek). $50 Time, l:4s rs. Grandee.
Cock o. lhe Main also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mi and a sixteenth: Queen
Of the Sea, lO7 (RowanI. 40. 80. 80: PouIt-
ney. loe CPiercc). 400. 40: Mormon Elder. u
tWcrnerl. $50 Time. Isl IS vigilante Dan,
Huds's Brother also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth
Handful. lo4 tRcLcreekD $50, t6o, 3so; LID
cius. ll3 iMcTsggaru. $40. $50; NapoIi, log
(1hurberl. Lso Time. Isl rs. Galley Head.
Htpe. FaIry Princa. Fountain Fay, Tit for Tat.
Stir up CabaIlo. Comscho, Miss Bryn. BaIly
Connell. Senator Broderick also ran.
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that ~ is over I know there are
lots Of other things to learn i
must learn better to keep those
fellows away from mo and ! must
learn TO let the other fellow lead
now and then. did AL the lead
ing with Bonds and he took ad-
vantage Of my greenness to crowd
in close and ciinch every chance be
got. That was one reason didn't
stop him any sooner. The other
was a sore right hand.
/ think lot of that right.
though. from feading the account
of the Bonds fight. you'd think l
only had a left arm.
want to work with some OF the
old timers and learn the things
they picked up long ago. am In
no hurry and know II Is going TO
be some time before l will meet
the best Of them. But I'm sure the
day is coming when I'll step into
the ring and box for the highest
honUrs in the game.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
CATHOLIC u MEETS MARYLAND STATE KAsHM LANDS 30
Gridiron Games Today.

Georretown Va. Georgia Tech. at
Atlanta
Maryland State va. Catholic Uni
versity at Central Stadium
Navy vs.. Colby.
Vanderbilt vs.. Virginia. at Char
iottesvilie. ~
W.; and L. VS.. South Carolina.
Yale VS.. Princctou. at New Haven.
Syracuse vs.. Colgate, at Syracuse.
Pcnnsylvania VS.. Pittsburg. at Phil
adeiphia.
Harvard vs.. Tufts.
Penn state vs. Cornell
Ohio State VS.. Wisconsin.
Chicago VS.. Iowa.
Army VS.. vilIanova.
Rutgers VS.. Boston College.
w. and J. VS.. Bethany.
Dartmouth VS.. Brown. at Boston.
Kentucky VS.. Center College.
Detroit VS.. North Dakota Aggies.
Davidson VS.. North Carolina.
Michigan VS.. Illinois.
Nebraska VS.. Kansas.
Oregon VS.. Oregon Aggies.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern.
Gallaudet VS.. Washington, at Ches-
tertown.
W T.. !. VS.. North Carolina State.
Randolph-Macon VS.. william and
Mary.
Marietta VS.. Heidelberg.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
COLGATE May
TAKE TUMBLE
Syracuse Likely to Halt
March Of Hamilton Team.
Other Grid Games.

Lake that noted water pitcher OF
old. the monarchs Of the gridiron 20
again 10 the football well tomorrow.
For at least two OF the elevens-
Colgate and Dartmouth-who make
their weekly trip Of hazard on the
slippery rocks. II may be that pro-
verbal ''once too often" journey
Syracuse and Brown seem 20 have
the best chance Of the season 10 twist
the wrists OF the championship hands
and spill two of the seasons best e.
the already large pile OF wrecks
the well
Yale and Princeton get the center
Of the spotlight. That battle inf the
bowl may not be the best Of das Of
big games. but IL Is Yale and Prince
ton playing. and Il will get the call
from the sport aristocracy.
A game Of far more importance viii
be waged between Colgate and SYRIA
cuse; Pittsburg and Pennsylvania.
and Dartmouth and Brown
Colgate's road has been one buup
after another. The Colgate machine
now hits a grade In Syracuse that
may necessitate shifting OF gears and
all the other strategy Of the noted
Hamilton driver. Syracuse would
rather win that game than any one
on the schedule. and the dopcsters
who have been trying to keep up
with the crazy upsets are saying this
week what they have been saying
every week-it's time for Colgate 10
fall
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
BOWIE ENTRIES.

First race-For 2year-olds: selling: one mile
Ireland. los; Pirate McGee. 95; C. S Graysor,
lo; Sister Helene. lc; American Hoy. IG
'Leb,euet, 30
Second race-The Bowie Juvenile pure; fol
2yezr-olds; SIX and one~haf turlongs out the
chute Cinderella. lis; Lunetts, 100; Toucanet
lo4: ta)RaIco. Ito: Mock Orange lr; Penelope
loi; ta)Anzac. LOT; Ny Dear. loi. ta)Ral Par
entry.
Third race-The Hampton Roads purse: for al
ages; seven furlongs out the chute, Old Rose
bud. liz; Kashmir. lG2: Sweet Tooth, ss; Rapid
Day, los: Charlie Leydecker. lO2; Madame Byng
s5: Arrah Go On, la2; Sim Feiner. &C.
Fourth race-Prince George handicap; al
ages: one mile. Fell Swoop. 10: Ophelis. log
Clean Gone. Io2; Wood Violet, So: ta)Fort BIss
lG; Rapid Day. loi; War Machine. 100: Anzac
Sc; talMidnight Sun. 100; SalIestra, lo3; Cobalt
Lass. -: (alDunan-Skinner entry
Fifth rzce-Paddy Whack. ITO: (a)Sundial ii
log; Warsaw. 81; King John, Ito: ta)Tom Nc
TaEgart. lG2; -Tetley. 81; Ballast. l5; Grount
Swell. 50; ta)A l.. Waterbury entry.
Sixth race-For 3year-olds and up: claiming
one mile aud a sixteenth. Sister Emblem, Ill
Keen Jane. lol: -Sibola. lOl: Zouaye, l0
Elected H., l0i; Joan of Arc. l64; 'Prmes. ICE
Seventh race-For 3-year-olds and up; claim
ing; one mile and quarter. Homeward Bound
Ill; Challenge. le; .Prunes. lOo; Hickory Nut
los: Dancing Carnival, g; Fairy Prince. lOe
Sophia Gatewood. l06
'FiTepounds apprentice allowance.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
TECH SECONDS
ARE TOO MUCH
FOR BUSINESS

The team that represexted Tech
High School and composed of all
second string men easily defeated
the Business eleven in the Central
Stadium yesterday afternoon by the
one sided score OF 81 TO o. The
Tech lads were too strong for their
opponents. both defensively and Of
fensively. and had their own way
all through the contest.
The game was a slow one as the
teams lacked the fight that is al
ways seen in the championship
games. The Manual Trainers made
long runs almost at will and at no
time was the team in danger OF
being scored on.
Tech get away early in the con-
test by sending GosnelI over the
line. Shaw kicked. The ball then
spent much time in the air, as both
teams seerned to enjoy the punt
ing. but Tech always held the edge.
The lineup and summary:
T.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
COZY DOLAN TO
BE MANAGER OF
THE AKRON TEAM

New York. Nov. 1L-Cozy Dolan,
former major league player. who
managed the pennant winning St
joseph team in the Western League
last season. will manage the new
Akron club of the international
League, according to reports started
by minor magnates who are week
ending" here after the annual meet
ing at Springfield.
1t Is reported that Bill clymer. who
Is at present unattached, will return
TO manage the ouisville Colonels In
American Association.
Neither C1ymer or Dolan. who are
both here, has denied the rlImors.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
9oR NARTlNS oWN S7oRY
NTTHA q pNhCA ~ "

dollars for boxing few rounds
and also had the privilege Of the
officers' bath. Qn The meantime
Jack Dempsey was travelling in
state 10 the Pacific Coast) Seeing
the Statue of Liberty again in
New York harbor smeant more to
me than all the medals and money.
There was a big reunion of the
Martin and Dewitt families at
Martinsburg. w. Va. and ] was
there. There were 600 altogether
and was the biggest in the bunch.
I took on Joe Bonds at Akron.
after had a good rest and visited
folks at Terre Alta. where think
every one OF the 500 Inhabitants
met mo at the station. They all
knew me because I delivered their
milk when ] was a kid.
learned o lot in the two weeks
preceding the Bonds night. ! knew
there was lots TO learn and that a
crafty old ringster like Joe might
slip one over any time. And now
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
NORTHERN TEAMS TO
INVADE DISTRICT

The Capital will be a mecca for
The Chesbrook eleven of Whining
ton. Del, the best semi-pro team
In that locality, will battle the Rex
A. c. football warriors at Union
] eague Park. Sunday afternoon at
) o'clock This is expected to be a
severe test for the clubmen as the
visitors are considered very fast
and play hard. clean football.
The Navy Yard football team will
engage the Ewing eleven from
Philadelphia. This is the team that
played Rex last Sunday to a draw
and Sunday will be back TO try
conclusions with the Naval Gun
Factory eleven at the Government
Recreation field at ; o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Coach Tracy Is Confident
. Brooklanders Will Show
! Marylanders Something
In Game at Stadium
Today.

Catholic University's football squad
is in better shape and Is stronger 10
face Maryland State tomorrow after
noon than II has been for any PRIOR
game this season. We have been
working hard all week and have been
lucky enough to escape injuries: not
only that. but the fellows we have
had on the injured list are back and
ready to play. You may expect one
OF the best gridiron battles OF the
year in the Central stadium as our
fellows are ready to put up the game
OF their lives"
So spoke Coach Tracy last night
when he was asked what he thought
Of the football game today between
Maryland State and Catholic Univer-
sity. Tracy has confidence In his team
big game of the year. The two new
mon who have Joined the team this
week should bolster up the line. as
both are heavy. One of the new play
"rS weighs in the neighborhood Of
90 pounds. and as Charley Moran
says. IF he had been out from the
first of the year we wouldn't have
needed any other players"
BrOoklnnders Hold Drill.
Catholic University spent yesterday
afternoon in a long signal drill. The
Brooklanders ran off their plays in
fine shape. and displayed great energy
and pep. The players were confident
that they would make good and be-
iIeve they have practically an even
chance to win. despite the excellent
record made so far this season by
The Marylanders.
Out at Maryland State nobody
i, cared especially to express an opin-
. ion about the possible outcome of
the game. At least. nobody did.
However at the final practice yes
terday. none Of the Maryland play
( "rS seemed to be wearing very
worried expressions. And as far as
, confidence in their team is con-
eerned. students out at State be-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
HILLTOPS In FINAL
DRILL FOR JACKETS

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 1.-THE George
town football warriors arrived here
this morning and went Immediately
to the Terrace Hotel where things
were put away and then parties were
made up to go sightseeing. This af-
ternoon the team practiced at the
Atlanta Country Club. A short signal
drill. the last before the game with
the Yellow Jackets. was held.
The city is filled with fans who are
here to witness the classic. One of
the largest crowds that has seen
a football game here will be on hand.
All the buildings are decorated with
Tech colors and the entire city is
in holiday attire for the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
QUENTIN ARE READY
FOR MISSIONER CLUB

The Quentin A. c. football team has
arranged a game with the strong
westover club. to be played on the
field at Seventeenth and b streets
northwest. Sunday at 2:3O O'Clock.
There will be a signal drill at The
club room Thursday evening at
O'Clock in preparation for the gamey
The following players are requested to-
report: Wheeler. Girardi, McPhersl
Fitzgerald. Smith. Robey. Grah1
Bell. Tolson. Proctor. Buckley. Ry,
Bopp. McCathrin. Dyer. Galway.
Bride, Townsend. Byers and Baxter
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Surprise Package May Be
: Handed State by c. u. Team
BOWIE SELECTIONS.

First race = ireland. American
Boy, Sister Helene.
Second race-Toucanet. Cinder-
ella. Par entry:
Third race = Charlie Leydecker,-
Rapid Day. Arrah Go On.
Fourth race-Durnan-S -Skiner en-
try. War Machine. Anzac.
Fifth race - Waterbury entry,
King John. Tom McTaggart.
Sixth race-Jean OF Arc, Keen
lane. Elected I'd.
Seventh race-Dancing Carnival,
Tairy Prince, Sophia Gatewood.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
PETS OF SCRANTON
BATTLE MONTROSE

The Montrose A. C. football team
will play the Pets eleven from
Scranton, Pa. IN Georgetown Sunday
afternoon at o'clock This will be
n hard game for Montrose, as the
visitors are a very strong comSina-
tion. playing hard and clean football
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
ST. ALBANS BATTLE
WESTERN TO DRAW

The ST Albans and Western High
School played a tie game yesterday. 6
TO g. Only one OF the Western regu-
lars were used in the game against
the Cathedral boys. Nelson scored
the only touchdown for St. Adams
and Altemus scored the touchdown for
Western.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
BOBBY M'GRAW TO,
RETURN TO YANKS

New York. Nov H.-Bobby Nc
Graw, former University of Colorado
pitcher, will be back next season
with the Yankees. McGraw went to
the Red Sox in the Mays deal. but
has returned by the waiver route.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Pinehurst Finals Today.

-Pinehurst, N. c.. Nov. H-The
semi-final round In the Carolina tour.
nament at Pinehurst was disposed of
today in all divisions. r. c. Shannon
I'd. Of Brockport. and 7. A. ELY, Of
Southern Pines. survived for tomor-
rows final contest In the first eight.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
ST. Johns Preps Lose.

The Kenealy's Woofadilly yester'
day defeated the st. Johns College
Of Washington. by a. 10 o. The
line plunging Of Byrne and the end
runs Of Smith were the features Il
the game. Fitzgerald intercepted
forward pass from st. Johns whicH
resulted in a touchdown fer III
winners
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Truxton vs.. Standards.

The Truxton A. c. football team
will battle the Bureau of Standards
team on the Monument lot Sunday at
10 o'clock. The Truxton players are
requested to report at Truxton Circle
promptly at 12 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Gallaudet Team OF.

Gallaudet College goes to Ches-
tertown, Pa, to battle the fast
Washington College eleven this
afternoon. 1t is expected that the
Kendall Greeners, will win this
game from the college players.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
WTWo .aa THREEhHa
~ puttir8 n,.N.st One Over With W. A
g RBUGS RAERR 81 y
SOME MORE FROM. .LUDENDoRFF'S BooI

At der time when losing dar successfully der
clown prince hating der dozen uniforms made that would fit
loose below prince everything above der
neck and he wants his uniforms to be in der harmony m his ideas
sad before some future article everything der
front going veil der but a idea that der Kaiser
would SOUTH Der Auemens retreadng fine 1t w der
Turk needs der leader und said before if listening
der pied piper makes der fine leader mt der bunch of
This book writing foolishmen IS der business m me
Berlin peebe pfenugs word That
pared what der German ecbe for each der
Bhem words der plain soldier first % last In der
Ishinnykauss | vas last.
hnsf my army, by myluf, fought
maniacs Dcy der example from leader Dey defended
cmu der orphan der widow und only undehand
propumganda uff starvation defeats
dis army leading Yanks like
der rabbit leads der bulldog der looks m himself der
stomach und backbone
Der full don't
make der full stomach Der German hen iss cakns But no
Der proveb dot der hen don't work both
D subtle propumganda u starvation defeats der mbecra
IIussars
indigestion
food amt der stomach Und add der troubles der clown
kind u Rome Der prince ss undoubumby der fine
limousine athlete, but he worried all der Der chin
bo don't uf der yacht Der resemblance @
markable der Winning could never tell if he is wearing his
tonsls low or his Adams applum high.
How could der mind work When he iss
thinking der chin Der has vhker Like der Rocky
Mountain only Wild hair could der ootod dot chin
But buing talkfuss. He don't
different business mi dug der eliere der
Hiss old bad We could der direc-
should be backwards
Der Kaiser does der thinking der Weeee board Der clown
head der weather. tells der directions which
der Dey oil crank
tder monkywrench works oil der machinery h
hands Houdn. The difference dot amt Houdn
As said before in der article der Kaiser thinks der
objectif carpenter
nhabtan look like der parachute Dots
right Kaisers mt kings und princes, but general
Ihass his folks to think aboud
word holds which good
sideng Noah vods
stubborn und his thckheadd furnished der world
muearm"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

TOuchdOwns-Gosnen. ParelA ; Goals from
kick-ShsW 4. Field goals-Shsw. substitu-
tinns-ZAmansky for April. Taylor for zsmsn-
sky. Wise fr KirtlaBd. Roberts for Dennis.
for PetsrsOn. Peterson for GIL. OficiAls-Mr.
More. referee; Mr.. DuEan. umpire; Mr.. Shalet.
head linesnan. Length o< quartes-Ten min
utes each.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Eastern Stars Land.

The Eastern Star A. c. basketball
quint defeated the Alpha A. c. in
hotly-contested contest last night Is
to L.. Richards starred for the
winners
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
By BOB MARTIN, HIMSELF

ny DUD MAXIM, hlmSELr
Heavy.weisht Champion Of the A.
{. T. and Inter-Alied Armies.
My FIRST big bout over here wasn't
such task after all. Ii was the
hrst time ! ever made much money
out of boxing. ! had one pro-
fessional bout previously and that
was in Paris with Bob ScanIon.
after ! had won the inter-allied title.
+ beat Scanlon in Paris and won
5000 francs. | knocked him down
nine times before he took the count
IN the eleventh--that lucky eleventh
again.
And. on the boat coming back.
the Minnesota, ] picked up few
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

der pfennigs der word holds which good
sideng Webster furnishes der vod will
his hckhaded furnished der world
expression "Prussian which
like suspenders when der button breaks
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

As said before der article. der Kaiser thinks der
object shoemaker iss
make der nhabiant look like der parachute jumper Dot
right royal Kaers mtt kings und princes but
hass his folks % think aboud.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

Young Mems Fancy Cheyiot
SuitsTin single and double
breasted form-ftting models;
some eighth lined with silk.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-05
Odd Fellows Have Good Time

Eleven members Of Fraterna
lodge, No. 81, |. 0. o. F., Of Area
dia, came down Wednesday even.
ing, May 28th, and assisted the
home lodge in comforting the first
degree on one candidate. These
boys are well up in the work and
the comforting of the degree was
done in a very impressive manner
After the work refreshments
were served.
Those present from Arcadia
were: P. G. Shaver, III. O. Clock
ner, N, A. Shealy, j. S. Maassen,
B. T. Lamb, r. j. Hahn, G. l..
Daniel, v. 0. Fussell, r. Il. Car
rico, j. P. Hood and j. M, Hud-
son.
The Odd Fellows are growing
in DeSoto county. A new lodge
of this order has been instituted
at Moore Haven.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-05
Ball Game Last Friday

The Punta Gorda ball team Wis
tied Wauchula last Friday, tc
cross bats with the team Of that
place. Punta Gorda lost the game
on account of lack of support by
infelders.
Washington made several fine
catches in out-feld. o. Daniel
son suffered with two fractured
fingers, the result of coming in
contact with ball so swift that it
had whiskers on it. This game
ended in a score of 10 to 6 in fav-
or of the Wauchula team. The
lineup of the Punta Gorda play
ers was as follows;
&c. Danielson; P's.-Chad-
wick and Rasch; S. S.-Chad-
wick; 1st B.-Blazer; End B.
Blount; 3rd B.-O. Danielson !;
Lift. F.-Waltmire; G. f. Wash
ington; R. F.-Wil1iams,
t. G. Crosland, Captain; R. c..
Blount, Manager.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-05
New County Officials

Senator Eaton's bill making a
new judicial circuit of Lee and
DeSoto counties having passed
and been approved, the judgeshir
has been bestowed upon Judge
Geo. Nv. Whitehurst, former coun,
ty judge, and Col. s. W. Lawler.
jr., of Fort Myers, has been ap-
pointed states attorney. Both
be good men, able and popular,
and the fact that they are the new
court officials will prove some con-
ISOLATION to the taxpayers, who
will have to assume about $4,000
a year increase of burden.
Attorney Walden of Arcadia,
son of Rev. r. Y. Walden OF
Charlotte Harbor, has been ap-
pointed county judge in place Of
Judge Whitehurst, promoted as
above stated. Judge Walden is a
young man, without experience in
office, but his friensd feel that he
will make good.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-05
CHARLOTTE HARBOR
BRIDGE WILL Be BUILT

At the meeting OF county com
missioners Tuesday afternoon, a
special hearing was given to a
number of taxpayers representing
various views regarding the con-
structiOn of the big concrete
bridge across Charlotte Harbor.
Delegations from Mccall, Char
lotte Harbor and Punta Gorda
were present and were given re-
spectful hearing.
After some discussion, all diff
ferences were reconciled and all
objections to the building of the
bridge were withdrawn. The COM
missioners thereupon passed an
order calling for an election to be
held on Saturday, July 5th prox.,
for the purpose Of voting for the
issuance of $35,O00.0O of bonds,
necessary for the completion of
the bridge. After the bridge is
built and an itemized bill of the
cost is made up, the bondsmen of
Stamm & Son, the contractors
who abandoned the job, will be
required to repay to this special
road and bridge district the
$35,000.00 to be voted July 5th.
The prospects now are that
work on the bridge will be re-
sumed by or before the end of the
summer.