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2,024 yards of excavation , at 7 C . , ....... $ 141 68 44,840 do do 6,726 00 20,709
do embankment , at 10 c . , .. 2,070 90 1,000 do lining , at 20 c . , ...... 200 00
Grubbing and clearing , .. 362 00 $ 9,500 58 200 rods of fence , at 70 C . , ..... i
lock ...
2,024 yards of excavation , at 7 C . , ....... $ 141 68 44,840 do do 6,726 00 20,709
do embankment , at 10 c . , .. 2,070 90 1,000 do lining , at 20 c . , ...... 200 00
Grubbing and clearing , .. 362 00 $ 9,500 58 200 rods of fence , at 70 C . , ..... i
lock ...
Page 155
Legislature. Assembly. 47,000 cubic yards of excavation , ( Squaky hill , ) at 9 c .
$ 4,230 00 1,000 rock , at 60 с . .... 600 00 13,183 at 7 c . 922 81 34,596
embankment , at 12 c ... 4,151 52 12,700 mill canal , 10 С ..... 1,270 00 650 rods
of fence ...
Legislature. Assembly. 47,000 cubic yards of excavation , ( Squaky hill , ) at 9 c .
$ 4,230 00 1,000 rock , at 60 с . .... 600 00 13,183 at 7 c . 922 81 34,596
embankment , at 12 c ... 4,151 52 12,700 mill canal , 10 С ..... 1,270 00 650 rods
of fence ...
Page 156
Ravines varying from one to ten chains in width , and from three to nine seet
below bottom , occur on every section from this to 82d section . Excava . tion ,
light clay . 30,596 yards excavation , at 8 c ....... 82,447 68 I culvert , 4 fect span , .
Ravines varying from one to ten chains in width , and from three to nine seet
below bottom , occur on every section from this to 82d section . Excava . tion ,
light clay . 30,596 yards excavation , at 8 c ....... 82,447 68 I culvert , 4 fect span , .
Page 168
Assembly. Section 6–80.41 chains . Begins at Messenger's hollow ; extends
along the foot of the hills to the village of Nunda valley . Excavation , clay and
gravel . 35,420 cubic yards excavation , at 8 C . , .... $ 2,833 60 480 rods fence ,
336 00 ...
Assembly. Section 6–80.41 chains . Begins at Messenger's hollow ; extends
along the foot of the hills to the village of Nunda valley . Excavation , clay and
gravel . 35,420 cubic yards excavation , at 8 C . , .... $ 2,833 60 480 rods fence ,
336 00 ...
Page 170
Section 14482.88 chains . Begins on the farm of William Youles , passes over
undulating ground to a point on that of La Pew . This section is along the face of
the Canascraga range of hills . Excavation , clay and Ioam . 36,520 cubic yards of
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Section 14482.88 chains . Begins on the farm of William Youles , passes over
undulating ground to a point on that of La Pew . This section is along the face of
the Canascraga range of hills . Excavation , clay and Ioam . 36,520 cubic yards of
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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