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Page 2715
I think when he takes a second thought he will withdraw it , and stand here and assert bis rights at the proper time . Ald . LOJASNEY . Mr. Chairmail , I am willing to take Alderman Lee's view of that . I made the motion at the urgent ...
I think when he takes a second thought he will withdraw it , and stand here and assert bis rights at the proper time . Ald . LOJASNEY . Mr. Chairmail , I am willing to take Alderman Lee's view of that . I made the motion at the urgent ...
Page 2761
A. I think for a young man he is possessed of a great amount of ability , as far as I have seen of him . Q. And did he appear to be faithful in the discharge of his duties ? A. I thought so . Q. Beg your pardon ? A. I thought so .
A. I think for a young man he is possessed of a great amount of ability , as far as I have seen of him . Q. And did he appear to be faithful in the discharge of his duties ? A. I thought so . Q. Beg your pardon ? A. I thought so .
Page 2763
Q. Fertilizing the land you thought was necessary ? A. Every farmer does it , I think . Q. You didn't get the manure you wanted , did you ? A. I didn't call for it , did I ? Q. Well , let us see . That was 1889 , when you first made ...
Q. Fertilizing the land you thought was necessary ? A. Every farmer does it , I think . Q. You didn't get the manure you wanted , did you ? A. I didn't call for it , did I ? Q. Well , let us see . That was 1889 , when you first made ...
Page 2764
A. Some people wouldn't call that economy , would they ? R. Didn't you consider it so ? A. Well , I am only one individual ; but the Commissioners , I suppose , thought otherwise . Q. But you still insisted upon that , didn't you ?
A. Some people wouldn't call that economy , would they ? R. Didn't you consider it so ? A. Well , I am only one individual ; but the Commissioners , I suppose , thought otherwise . Q. But you still insisted upon that , didn't you ?
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A. He thought that the building was as good as he could obtain anywhere for the purpose that he wanted it for . Q. Yes ; well did you mean by that , by answering those questions , to imply that the criticisms which Mrs. Lincoln and some ...
A. He thought that the building was as good as he could obtain anywhere for the purpose that he wanted it for . Q. Yes ; well did you mean by that , by answering those questions , to imply that the criticisms which Mrs. Lincoln and some ...
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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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