Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Trustees _ Feby. 20, 1865 _

Representatives _

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Isaac W. Danforth of Cambridge, son of Isaac Danforth, late proprietor of lot numbered nine hundred and forty four to represent said lot:

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M. Denman Ross of Boston, the son-in law of Henry S. Waldo, deceased, late proprietor of lots numbered seventeen hundred and fifty one and twenty seven hundred and thirty six, to represent said lots.

Adjourned Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Secretary.

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Trustees _ March 6, 1865.

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on Monday March 6, 1865, at 11 o'clock A.M. _

There were present the President and Messrs Adams, Austin, ^^Bowditch, Cheever, Little, Livermore, Lovejoy, Norcross, Rand and Sleeper. _

The record of the last meeting was read. _

Com. to consider compensation ask further time _

Mr Little for the Finance Committee requested further time to consider the subject of salaries, referred to that Committee.

Public Mon^t to Heroes fallen in present war _

The President submitted a model of a public monument in memory of the heroes who have fallen in the present war for the preservation of the Union, which he proposed should be erected in the Cemetery, to be paid for either out of the surplus funds of the Corporation, or by obtaining subscriptions for the same, as the Trustees

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Trustees April 5. 1858.

The regular meeting of the Trustees was holden at the usual place on Monday, April 5^th 1858.

Present _ the President, Messrs Bangs, Cheever, Curtis and Nazro. _

The record of the last meeting was read. _

On motion of Mr Curtis,

Special Police _

Voted that Mr Bangs be a Committee to request the Mayor and Aldermen of Cambridge, and the Selectmen of Watertown to appoint the Superintendent, the Gate Keeper and two other suitable men to be nominated by the Superintendent, as special policemen in and around the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, without compensation. _

Record of Interments _

A communication was presented from Mr Mann the Superintendent, "recommending that the record of interments be kept where the numbers of the lots are given."

Voted, upon motion of Mr Nazro, that the matter be referred to the Committee on Lots to report thereon at the next meeting.

Waldo H. S. concerning deed of his lot _

The Treasurer, Mr Bond, stated that some misunderstanding has occurred with Mr H.S. Waldo, the proprietor of lot no. 1751, on Gentian Path and Spruce Avenue, with reference to the issue of a deed to him of a lot in the rear of said 1751, upon Gentian