ENHorticulture Invoice: William Black 1869 June 1 (recto)
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Belmont June 1st 1869
[left margin: Approved James Chase]
[image: 2 cent postage stamp W. B Jun 1 1869]
Mt Auburn
To William Black Dr
| For 37,425 feet of sods @ 2 1/4 | $842, 06 |
|---|---|
| " [For] 4 loads medford grvel at $5 00 | 20 00 |
| " [For] 8 parch of blue stone at $2 25 | 18 00 |
| . | Exd $880, 06 |
William Black
approved by
Daniel L Winsor
June 4/69
Jacob Bigelow
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