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1880-02-20 Letter: E. F. Bowker to Superintendent, "a duty of an engineer", 2014.020.004-001

Letter: E. F. Bowker to Superintendent, 1880
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Letter: E. F. Bowker to Superintendent, 1880

subject: a duty of an engineer

[letterhead: E. F. BOWKER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, No. 633 MAIN STREET, MASONIC BLOCK Cambridgeport, Feb. 20 1880]

1 load manure measured for W. C. Vise contains -- one and one third cord --

E. F. Bowker

1 1/3 cord

[stamp: MT.AUBURN CEMETERY FEB 20 1880 SUPT'S. OFFICE.]

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