Mount Auburn Cemetery

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loam @ $1.00 pr load sods 3 1/4^cents pr foot, manure $3.00 pr load gravel 50^cents pr load, doing the work in the manner customary here, payments to be made monthly on account of works.

If you give us all the work mentioned above that is, the furnishing of all supplies except the brick cement & covers, which we are prepared to furnish I will deduct from your final bill, 25^cents for each day of mason's labor, and 12 1/2^cents pr day for common labor & grading & sodding.

I will give you all the time of Day & gang which I conveniently can.

These prices I am sure will average favorably without outside prices and the advance on the cost of labor no more than a fair one. I can of course do a large job, much cheaper than a small one.

I regrect to call your attention to the fact that your teamster in delivering brick on Wednesday last damaged the fence on Lot 2412 considerably. Will you undertake to put it in order or should I have it done at your expense?

Hoping that the above will meet your views in regard to prices, I am respectfully

J.W. Lovering Sup^t