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  1. Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
  2. Fonds Commission de l'aqueduc. - Entre 1850 et 1870, 4 juillet 1851 - Juin 1910
  3. Correspondance. - 27 février 1900 - 21 février 1910
  4. VM47-2_28
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VM47-2_28

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City HallDocumentLetterLetterheadMontrealSignatureStampTypewrittenWater SupplyTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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A typed business letter on cream paper, addressed to the Assistant Superintendent of the Montreal Water Works at City Hall and dated May 1, 1900 in the letterhead area. The body of the letter asks that a hole in the asphalt near a water supply connection on Fulton Avenue be repaired, and it is signed in cursive ink with a round official stamp in the upper right corner. The image is a scanned black-and-white copy of the page, with a small archive watermark in the lower right.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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MONTREAL. May 1, 1900.J. W. Lesage, Esq.,Assistant Superintendent,Montreal Water Works,CITY HALL.Dear Sir:Yours very truly,Will you permit me to again remind youthe hole in the asphalt, cut last September for water supply to houses five and seven Selkirk Ave. This was to have been fixed last Autumn, but was evidently overlooked. The asphalt is sinking there and is sure to make a nasty hole.Will you kindly arrange to have the matter attended to as early as possible?Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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