Annual Report 1913
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Clay, 3 December, 1912, diabetes.
District Chief Robert A. Ritchie, 22 December, 1912, valvular heart disease.
Lieutenant M. D. Greene, 13 January, 1913, degenera- tion of the spinal cord.
In closing allow me to thank you and your subordinate officers for the efficient cooperation rendered to me in the discharge of my duties.
RuFUS W. Spkague, M. D.
Fire Department.
43 BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
From: The Veterinarian. Boston, 3 February, 1913.
To: The Chief of Department: Subj...ect: Annual Report.
I respectfully report the number of horses purchased, sold, died and destroyed for year ending 31 January, 1913, as follows: Total number of horses on hand 1 February, 1912 Total number of horses on hand 1 February, 1913 Horses purchased Horses sold Horses died Horses destroyed Horseshoeing Horse hire .
415 415 50 34 7 9 $18,410 99 . $618 00 The general condition of the horses is good. There is but one class of apparatus that we have much trouble with, and that is the ladder companies in the outlying districts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clay, 3 December, 1912, diabetes.
District Chief Robert A. Ritchie, 22 December, 1912, valvular heart disease.
Lieutenant M. D. Greene, 13 January, 1913, degenera- tion of the spinal cord.
In closing allow me to thank you and your subordinate officers for the efficient cooperation rendered to me in the discharge of my duties.
RuFUS W. Spkague, M. D.
Fire Department.
43 BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
From: The Veterinarian. Boston, 3 February, 1913.
To: The Chief of Department: Subj...ect: Annual Report.
I respectfully report the number of horses purchased, sold, died and destroyed for year ending 31 January, 1913, as follows: Total number of horses on hand 1 February, 1912 Total number of horses on hand 1 February, 1913 Horses purchased Horses sold Horses died Horses destroyed Horseshoeing Horse hire .
415 415 50 34 7 9 $18,410 99 . $618 00 The general condition of the horses is good. There is but one class of apparatus that we have much trouble with, and that is the ladder companies in the outlying districts.
What to read after Annual Report 1913?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston (Mass.). Fire Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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