Annual report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution . y June 20, 1891. Finally, onJuly 20, 1891, it was placed on file, together with the bids, proposals,and all the original jiapers. A tiraelimit of two months was made iu the contract, expiring August20, 1891, but rt was changed to four months from July 1, 1891, expir-ing October 31, 1891. Before the time expired, however, Mr H. , then chief clerk of the Bureau of Ethnology, was ordered toproceed to Casa Grande ruin to examine the work done and, if in accordwith the terms of the contract and the spe
Annual report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution . y June 20, 1891. Finally, onJuly 20, 1891, it was placed on file, together with the bids, proposals,and all the original jiapers. A tiraelimit of two months was made iu the contract, expiring August20, 1891, but rt was changed to four months from July 1, 1891, expir-ing October 31, 1891. Before the time expired, however, Mr H. , then chief clerk of the Bureau of Ethnology, was ordered toproceed to Casa Grande ruin to examine the work done and, if in accordwith the terms of the contract and the specifications, to certify theamount due the contractors. He submitted a report, under date ofNovember 24, 1891, which is appended hereto. He also obtained sixphotographic negatives of the work as it stood a short time before itscompletion, and two of these (reproduced iu plates cxx and cxxi) havebeen utilized in the preparation of this report. Mv Iizer found that a considerable amount of work had been done bythe contractors in excess of that authorized, and also that not suflicient M- \..
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