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Right there — what do you mean by that ? You say you never received any , - you mean that you sept it back because you wouldn't use it ? A. No , sir ; I wouldn't use it . I never did . Q. ( By Mr. REED . ) Well , you know , Mr. Galvin ...
Right there — what do you mean by that ? You say you never received any , - you mean that you sept it back because you wouldn't use it ? A. No , sir ; I wouldn't use it . I never did . Q. ( By Mr. REED . ) Well , you know , Mr. Galvin ...
Page 2761
Q. Do you mean by that to say that you received everything promptly that you asked for ? A. I didn't say promptly . Q. Well , how promptly did you receive things ? A. Well , we call for requisitions twice a month the 15th and the 1st .
Q. Do you mean by that to say that you received everything promptly that you asked for ? A. I didn't say promptly . Q. Well , how promptly did you receive things ? A. Well , we call for requisitions twice a month the 15th and the 1st .
Page 2762
Q. I mean the things that you need in every way for the proper care of the paupers and the proper administration of the business ? A. Yes , sir ; I got everything that was veeded in the way of clothing , subsistence , and medicine ...
Q. I mean the things that you need in every way for the proper care of the paupers and the proper administration of the business ? A. Yes , sir ; I got everything that was veeded in the way of clothing , subsistence , and medicine ...
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Q. You mean she comes to see the people there ? A. I thiok she is interested in that way , sir , as much as any other . That is my impression . I may be wrong . Q. I guess you are wrong . A. I am sorry if I am , sir .
Q. You mean she comes to see the people there ? A. I thiok she is interested in that way , sir , as much as any other . That is my impression . I may be wrong . Q. I guess you are wrong . A. I am sorry if I am , sir .
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Q. No , I mean the regular schedules made out in accordance with the practice of physicians in hospitals , showing the number of cases treated , and the nature of the cases which had been treated at the Long Island Hospital from time to ...
Q. No , I mean the regular schedules made out in accordance with the practice of physicians in hospitals , showing the number of cases treated , and the nature of the cases which had been treated at the Long Island Hospital from time to ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1895 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2008 |
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