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F.A. Molltor cost account book
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Subjects - Cost Containment (2 of 2)
Manuscripts
Approx. 30 items: collection of memos, lists, reports and related material within the wider subject of cost containment. More specific subjects include cost of employee recognition events, security services, medical department, history center, pc training lab costs, etc.
mssLAT
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George W. Goethals letter to William R. Scott
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Typed letter signed on Isthmian Canal Commission letterhead and marked "Personal" from George W. Goethals, chief engineer of the Panama Canal to William R. Scott, author of the soon to be published, Americans in Panama. The letter discusses the time table for the first ship to pass through the canal and what must be accomplished such as the completion of lock gates and the state of the Culebra Cut (also known as the Gaillard Cut). He estimates the approximate date for first passage as late September, 1913. Goethals goes on to run through the construction, labor and associated costs. He is still uncertain as to how far under the $375,000,000 estimate the Canal will ultimately cost as certain costs were not figured into the original estimates. The letter concludes with cost figures and estimates on excavation for the Culebra Cut. According to Goethals, the original estimate of 196,000,000 cubic yards to be removed will probably increase by 25,000,000 cubic yards.
mssHM 16528
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Minute book
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The minute book covers the Lemon Men's Club meetings from December 1904 to October 1909. In the minutes, all aspects of growing lemons are discussed including prices and costs, diseases and how to fight them, and shipping and storage.
mssHM 68189
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Thomas Doane engineering notebooks
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Four illustrated and textual notebooks kept by civil engineer Thomas Doane from 1875 to 1888. The volumes include construction cost estimates for roadbed construction of the Hoosac Tunnel, along with engineering information and schematics for a variety of projects, primarily centered in Massachusetts. Two of the notebooks specifically concern work on the Boston and Maine Railroad and the Eastern Railroad in the early 1880s, as well as residential surveys in the Boston area. The notebooks also contain detailed information on Boston streetcar routes, including precise measurements.
mssHM 83837-83840
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Unknown store account book
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Account book for an unknown store in an unknown geographic location. There are names of customers and the merchandise they bought, with prices. There is a flattened dead fly on the inside back cover.
mssHM 84382
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Paul Conway account book
Manuscripts
In his manuscript account book, Paul Conway recorded the furniture items he had made and their prices. There are also some notes detailing Conway's living expenses and mentions of "Mr. Coxhead," probably cabinet maker Robert Coxhead of Bath. In vellum wallet binding with brass clasp.
mssHM 83995