A half century of Boston's building. The construction of buildings, the enactment of building laws and ordinances, sanitary laws, the ancient and modern building, building statistics, Boston's valuation, a chapter of Boston's big fire, fire losses, public lands account, prominent architects, contractors and builders, building materials and their source of supply inspection of buildings, the building and plumbing associations (1895)
Damrell, Charles S. (Charles Stanhope) · Boston, L. P. Hager · leaf 398
usage of the said city. Also, that everyone of the trade shall do his work well and lawfully, and shall use lawfulweights as well in selling as in buying without any deceit or evil intent against anyone, andthat for working a chjve of lead for gutters or for roofs of houses he shall take onlv one… … 326 A IIAI.F CENTURY OK HOSTOX S Hni.DINT.. lialfi>eniiyT and for working a clove for furnaces, titjijjetroijhcs, belfries and conduit pipes onepenny, and for the waste of a wey of lead when newly molten he shall have an allowance oftwo cloves as has been the usage heretofore. Also, that no one…
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