EN1853-11-01 Washington Tower Invoice: Otis Bramhall (recto)
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Status: Indexed
Boston --
Mount Auburn Cemetery Dr.
To Otis Bramhall
| To | forgeing 2 pair hinges -- | 5.00 |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| _ | " | fitting Do [2 pairs hinges] 7-1/2 hours -- | 1.87 |
| _ | " | 12 bolts & nuts for Do [2 pairs hinges] -- | 1.20 |
| " | 827 lbs. of iron @ 4-1/2 ₵ - Railing for Tower | 37.22 | |
| _ | " | 60 lbs. of lead for Do {railing for Tower} -- | 4.20 |
| _ | " | 23 days Labour on Do {railing for Tower} -- | 57.50 |
| _ | " | Cartting to Mt Auburn & back again -- | 6.00 |
| _ | " | 1 pair of hinges & fitting Do | 3.50 |
| " | 2 hooks & Staples -- | .33 | |
| " | 2 Slip bolts &c -- | 3.50 | |
| _ | _ | _ | $120.32 |
Received Payt--
Otis Bramhall
Present to Mr. G.W. Bond
127 Milk St
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