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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

6

Great Granite Monolith Reaches Treasury Building Site

A 278 ton granite monolith was moved to the east side of the Treasury building after a night of asphalt hardening. The operation involved 22 horses and a crane to lift the stone into place, with work progressing on three pillars while 30 total await placement. Each monolith, valued at 5000, is being carved in Vermont and transported by Littlefield-Alvora Company crews. responsibility for street repairs is under discussion.

Fourteenth Street Teaneit Treasury Building Semons Avenue Fifteenth Street Iiolntion Littlefield-Alvora Company Vermont Maryland Avenue

New Bondsmen Sought After Clerks Bond Flouts Law

Police Court Clerk Sebring's sureties fail district requirement of real estate worth at least twice the $10,000 bond. Commissioner West moved to inform Sebring that his bond is noncompliant. Also noted are canal contract awards, dynamite purchases, and local transport listings.

Care Canal Commission Isthmian Canal Commission American Car and Foundry Company DuPont Powder Company Joseph Cohen L. Richard First Street Delaware Avenue Baltimore

Carnegie Donation Aids Costa Rica Courthouse Plan

City bulletins report Minister Calvo and Acting Secretary Bacon discussed Andrew Carnegie's $100,000 gift for a Pan American courthouse in Cartago Costa Rica. Funds may be held by trustees or administered by the Costa Rican government as planned.

Cartago Calvo Costa Rica Bacon Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Costaica

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