Our Street Railway

Matters n regard to the street railway are beginning to move. The city engineer's survoy has been made and accepted by the company, and the directors are now busy receiving bids for the building of the rcad. Oa Friday, K. P. Peet superintendent, and Robert Smith, eecretary, of the company, came down from Ithaca and met the representative of a New York firm of contractors, who put in bid for building the road. On Saturday. Geo. Moan, of the R b;nson & Moao Co., street car and railwy builders, of Chicago, III , and Watcrloo, Iowa, was in the city. He went over the proposed line and submitted a bid lor constructing it. Wo-k on the line will begin ehrly in the sprine.