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Mess W. F. Brown & Co.
Gentlemen
Please print for
us soon as possible on white cards
in neat type one thousand copies of
the enclosed - black ink -
Yours truly
James W. Lovering Supt.
J.E.C.
[Image: Teamsters Daily Report]
Teamsters Daily Report
Date 187_
Mark carefully the number of hours
occupied in teaming this day against
the kind of work, sign the report and
send to superintendent.
| Kind of work | No. of hours |
|---|---|
| Bricks, sods &c. to & from | |
| graves for Mr Safford | |
| Manure for top dressing | |
| Manure, Loam &c for | |
| Myrtle Graves & Borders | |
| Materials for Grading | |
| Sodding, curbing lots, &c. | |
| Carting Plants | |
| Carting Hay | |
| Cleaning Avenues | |
| Watering | |
| Removing Leaves | |
| Signed | Teamster |
Mess. W. F. Brown & Co.
Gentlemen
I have examined
the proof you sent and corrected the
only error there seems to be in it - please
print the cards per instructions
Yours truly
James W. Lovering Supt.
J.E.C.
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