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... mean low water ; and all estates , any part of which is below said grade , with the buildings and other fixtures on the land so purchased or taken , situated and lying within the district which is bounded on the northeast by Pleasant ...
... mean low water ; and all estates , any part of which is below said grade , with the buildings and other fixtures on the land so purchased or taken , situated and lying within the district which is bounded on the northeast by Pleasant ...
Page vi
... mean low water . It appeared , from an examination of the territory in 1868 , that the whole number of dwellinghouses was 680 ; the number of buildings of all kinds 749 ( brick , 509 ; wood , 236 ; stone , 4 ) . Number of families ...
... mean low water . It appeared , from an examination of the territory in 1868 , that the whole number of dwellinghouses was 680 ; the number of buildings of all kinds 749 ( brick , 509 ; wood , 236 ; stone , 4 ) . Number of families ...
Page vii
... satisfactory . The minimum grade , with certain exceptions , is the same as was adopted in the case of the Church Street District , namel eighteen feet above mean low water , for streets and SUFFOLK STREET , DISTRICT . vii.
... satisfactory . The minimum grade , with certain exceptions , is the same as was adopted in the case of the Church Street District , namel eighteen feet above mean low water , for streets and SUFFOLK STREET , DISTRICT . vii.
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... mean low water , as near Dover street as practicable , and keep it to Chapman street . Middlesex street begins at Hingham street with that grade , and Tremont street attains it at Chapman street . The necessity for carrying Suffolk ...
... mean low water , as near Dover street as practicable , and keep it to Chapman street . Middlesex street begins at Hingham street with that grade , and Tremont street attains it at Chapman street . The necessity for carrying Suffolk ...
Page xi
... and vacant lots to the grade of twelve feet above mean low water . 5. To raise and underpin such of the buildings on the district as it may be found expedient . 6. To re - lay water pipes , sewers , SUFFOLK STREET DISTRICT . xi.
... and vacant lots to the grade of twelve feet above mean low water . 5. To raise and underpin such of the buildings on the district as it may be found expedient . 6. To re - lay water pipes , sewers , SUFFOLK STREET DISTRICT . xi.
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100 A parcel amount avenue basin Board bounded as follows bridge building cent channel Charles River City of Boston committee commonwealth containing one thousand cost court dollars eastwardly Edward effect eighteen expense extended fifteen fifty five flats foot formerly belonging forty four George give Hall harbor heirs Henry Hill houses hundred increase James John Joseph laid less Library loan Mary mean measuring twenty nine Northeast northeastwardly by land Northwest parcel of land park persons portion present Printed proposed Public purchase question Railroad reference Samuel seven side sixty Southeast southwest square feet street Suffolk taken thirty Thomas tion trustees twenty feet volumes wardly by land Washington westwardly by land White whole widening
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 3 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1870 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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