Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Treasurer, Mr Geo. W^m Bond.

Secretary pro tem

Voted. That B.F. Brooks be appointed Secretary pro tem.

Gate Keeper. charges against.

Voted. That Messrs Brimmer, Gray and C.P. Curtis be a Committee to investigate the charges made by Mr Ward against the Gate Keeper, and to take into consideration what alterations, if any, should be made of the regulation respecting the admissions to the grounds and report at a future meeting

Voted. to adjourn.

A true record Attest Benjⁿ F. Brooks Secretary pro tem. A true record, ex relatione B.F. Brooks. Attest Henry M. Parker. Secretary.

Trustees.

Pursuant to notices issued in the usual manner by the Secretary, a meeting of the Trustees was holden on the 2^nd day of October. 1846. at the office of C.P. Curtis Esquire at 12 o'clock. noon. present Messrs Bigelow, C.P. Curtis Parker, Read, Brimmer and the Treasurer, Mr Bond

R. Martin's 'scenery of Mount Auburn-'

Voted. That Messrs Brimmer Bigelow & Gray be a committee to take into consideration the proposal of R. Martin to publish engravings of Mount Auburn scenery and to report thereon.

Voted. To adjourn A true record Attest Benjⁿ F. Brooks-- Secretary pro tem. A true record, ex relatione B.F. Brooks. Attest Henry M. Parker. Secretary.

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Trustees.

Pursuant to notices issued in the usual manner by the Secretary a meeting of the Trustees was holden on the 26^th day of December 1846, at the office of C.P. Curtis, at 12 o'clock noon. present, Messrs Bigelow, Brimmer, Crockett, C.P. Curtis, Gould and Parker, also the Treasurer, Mr Bond.

R. Martin's publication.

Dr Bigelow from the Committee appointed at the last meeting made a verbal statement to the meeting and in conclusion submitted the following report in writing " The Committe Report. That the subject be recommitted to " the same committee with authority to assist Mr Martin " in the completion of his work with a sum not exceeding " five hundred dollars; for the committee

"Jacob Bigelow."

Dr Bigelow having retired from the meeting, Mr Brimmer was unanimously called to preside. The subject of the above report and the proposed publication of engravings of Mt Auburn Scenery, was again taken up and after considerable farther discussion, it was-

Voted. That the Trustees are not satisfied that they have authority to appropriate the funds of this Corporation to the purpose of the publication above mentioned.

Also. Voted. That the subject be recommitted to the same committee with instructions to assist Mr Martin so far as they can under this view of the powers vested in the Trustees.

Gate Keeper. charges against.

Mr Brimmer from a Committee appointed on the 22^nd day of August last submitted the following report in writing which having been read was unanimously accepted.

The Committee appointed to enquire into the charges made