Peoria And the State Capital
Peoria And the State Capital
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Garland and others, sand 3, 221 37 E. L. Merritt & Bro. , advertising 22 50 Journal Company, " _.^_.. 36 00 J. A. Hough, office furniture 51 00 E. Kreigh, stove pipe 34 05 J. J. & W. H. Mitchell, concrete 8, 847 45 Chicago Republican, advertising 96 00 J. M. W. Jones, stationery 43 50 " None of the above items have gone into the capital, except four.
" Take the next page, March, 1868, thirty-four items on that went into the state house in the way of stone and other material, and twenty-seven it...ems went as reported. This, sir, is the only page where you will find the balance of items in favor of the building. Here, on another page, are twenty-six items for the state house and thirty-seven somewhere else, and so on.
" Here in the year commencing January, 1870, on that page you will find all but three items going elsewhere. As this page is of later date and still more curious in the character of its items, I show you this also entire. Please notice the regular recurrence of the commissioners' per diem, like the refrain of the old song, " We won't go home till morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Garland and others, sand 3, 221 37 E. L. Merritt & Bro. , advertising 22 50 Journal Company, " _.^_.. 36 00 J. A. Hough, office furniture 51 00 E. Kreigh, stove pipe 34 05 J. J. & W. H. Mitchell, concrete 8, 847 45 Chicago Republican, advertising 96 00 J. M. W. Jones, stationery 43 50 " None of the above items have gone into the capital, except four.
" Take the next page, March, 1868, thirty-four items on that went into the state house in the way of stone and other material, and twenty-seven it...ems went as reported. This, sir, is the only page where you will find the balance of items in favor of the building. Here, on another page, are twenty-six items for the state house and thirty-seven somewhere else, and so on.
" Here in the year commencing January, 1870, on that page you will find all but three items going elsewhere. As this page is of later date and still more curious in the character of its items, I show you this also entire. Please notice the regular recurrence of the commissioners' per diem, like the refrain of the old song, " We won't go home till morning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1876 United States Monetary Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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