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... of the city between Dover street and the Roxbury line . These houses will average in value $ 7,000 each , amounting in the aggregate to $ 1857. ] 23 MAYOR'S ADDRESS .
... of the city between Dover street and the Roxbury line . These houses will average in value $ 7,000 each , amounting in the aggregate to $ 1857. ] 23 MAYOR'S ADDRESS .
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The average rate of interest paid on the water debt is about 4.9 per cent . ; and for the first time since the construction of the water works , the receipts during the past year have nearly or quite equalled the interest on the debt ...
The average rate of interest paid on the water debt is about 4.9 per cent . ; and for the first time since the construction of the water works , the receipts during the past year have nearly or quite equalled the interest on the debt ...
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And there is no doubt that , of the whole average general mortality , at least from a fifth to a quarter is due to causes which it is certainly within the power of sanitary legislation to prevent . One practical way to accomplish so ...
And there is no doubt that , of the whole average general mortality , at least from a fifth to a quarter is due to causes which it is certainly within the power of sanitary legislation to prevent . One practical way to accomplish so ...
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But , in spite of all that has been done , and all that has been said , the evil seems to increase . For it will be seen , by reference to the Engineer's Report , that the average daily consumption in 1856 ...
But , in spite of all that has been done , and all that has been said , the evil seems to increase . For it will be seen , by reference to the Engineer's Report , that the average daily consumption in 1856 ...
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In 1855 the daily average consumption was , as before stated , 63 1-2 gallons for each individual . In 1854 the daily average consumption was 9,902,000 ; equal ( calling the number of inhabitants 158,000 , ) to near 63 gallons to each ...
In 1855 the daily average consumption was , as before stated , 63 1-2 gallons for each individual . In 1854 the daily average consumption was 9,902,000 ; equal ( calling the number of inhabitants 158,000 , ) to near 63 gallons to each ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 1 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1858 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Jul 2011 |
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