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Page 10
But should there ever be found along these estuaries such compensations as have been recommended by the United States Commissioners , permitting the use of the bay as a full basin , it could be closed with gates at little cost .
But should there ever be found along these estuaries such compensations as have been recommended by the United States Commissioners , permitting the use of the bay as a full basin , it could be closed with gates at little cost .
Page 15
The inmates of the public institutions , charitable and reformatory , averaging about twelve hundred and fifty souls are maintained at a cost of about two dollars a week , the aggregate disbursements being about one hundred and seventy ...
The inmates of the public institutions , charitable and reformatory , averaging about twelve hundred and fifty souls are maintained at a cost of about two dollars a week , the aggregate disbursements being about one hundred and seventy ...
Page 18
As it may be concluded to build forthwith , and upon his plan , some estimate of the cost may not be out of place Probably the most courageous would not venture to recommend at present more than the erection of the central building and ...
As it may be concluded to build forthwith , and upon his plan , some estimate of the cost may not be out of place Probably the most courageous would not venture to recommend at present more than the erection of the central building and ...
Page 20
... with the Joint Standing Committee on the City Hospital , be directed to erect suitable buildings for a City Hospital on · a site selected for that purpose on Harrison Avenue , at a cost not exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars .
... with the Joint Standing Committee on the City Hospital , be directed to erect suitable buildings for a City Hospital on · a site selected for that purpose on Harrison Avenue , at a cost not exceeding One Hundred Thousand Dollars .
Page 27
The great simplicity of structure of the pavilions , and their mode of grouping , reducing the cost of their construction to the minimum , and especially making extensions and additions to the capacity of the hospital easy and ...
The great simplicity of structure of the pavilions , and their mode of grouping , reducing the cost of their construction to the minimum , and especially making extensions and additions to the capacity of the hospital easy and ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1862 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2011 |
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