[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1855- No.23
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The old lock-ups, which were in a very bad condition and unsuitable for the occupancy of human beings, have been removed, and their places supplied by as good ones as can be found in the country, with stone floors and coverings, walls of brick and doors of iron, at a cost of $1000.
Two spacious reservoirs have been constructed, one in Winthrop, corner of Grenville Street, and the other in Smith, near Parker Street, at a cost of about $1,700.
8 CITY DOCUMENT.— No. 23.
The dangerous crossing of t...he Boston and Providence Railroad, over Washington Street, has been temporarily protected by the establish- ment of gates.
The New York Central Railroad Corporation have been compelled to erect a substantial truss bridge over Norfolk Avenue.
The establishment of Nahum Ward & Company, on Parker Street, the subject of so much complaint, and the dispenser of so much foetid odor over Highlands and Lowlands, has been almost entirely suppressed, their piggery has been broken up, and the occupants thereof brought to an untimely market or transferred to more rural districts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old lock-ups, which were in a very bad condition and unsuitable for the occupancy of human beings, have been removed, and their places supplied by as good ones as can be found in the country, with stone floors and coverings, walls of brick and doors of iron, at a cost of $1000.
Two spacious reservoirs have been constructed, one in Winthrop, corner of Grenville Street, and the other in Smith, near Parker Street, at a cost of about $1,700.
8 CITY DOCUMENT.— No. 23.
The dangerous crossing of t...he Boston and Providence Railroad, over Washington Street, has been temporarily protected by the establish- ment of gates.
The New York Central Railroad Corporation have been compelled to erect a substantial truss bridge over Norfolk Avenue.
The establishment of Nahum Ward & Company, on Parker Street, the subject of so much complaint, and the dispenser of so much foetid odor over Highlands and Lowlands, has been almost entirely suppressed, their piggery has been broken up, and the occupants thereof brought to an untimely market or transferred to more rural districts.
What to read after [city Documents, 1847-1867] 1855- No.23?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxbury (Boston, Mass.). Municipal Government to read onlineMoreLess
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