Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Instruction of Com^ee _

Upon motion by Mr Read,

Voted that the Committee be instructed not to appeal from Mr Hillard's award. _

The President, for the Com^ee on Grounds, again introduced the subject of erecting a flight of steps down the Northerly side of the Tower Hill. _

Stone Steps from Mountain Ave to Consecration Dell _

Upon motion of Mr Curtis,

Voted that the Committee on Grounds be requested to submit, at the next meeting of the Board, a plan for erecting a flight of stone steps from Mountain Avenue down northwardly to Consecration Dell, accompanied with an estimate from some responsible person who will contract for the same at the estimated price _

New form of Blank Deeds ordered _

The Secretary stated that there is occasion for printing an additional number of blank deeds for record, and that experience had shown the need of greater definiteness in the descriptive part, _

Upon motion of Mr Curtis,

Voted that the subject be referred to the Committee on on Lots with power to prepare a new form of deed with such amendments as may be needed. _

Lot 1172 Rep. appointed _

Upon petition of the devisees under the will of John H. Pearson, late proprietor of lot numbered 1172, deceased, Charles L. Pearson, of Boston, the youngest son & sole trustee under said will was designated to represent said lot. _

Adjourned, Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Sec.y.

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Contracts Perpetual Care The Committee on Lots reported the following contracts for perpetual care, all of which were approved by the Board: _

Lewis G. Farmer,

Secretary

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February 8 February 8, 1893.

The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held on Wednesday, February 8, 1893 at 2:30 o'clock P.M.

No Quorum No quorum was present

L G. Farmer,

Secretary.

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Secretary's Oath Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Suffolk, ss. Boston, February 10, 1893.

Personally appeared Lewis G. Farmer and made oath that he would faithfully and impartially discharge the duties Secretary of the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, before me.

Jerome Jones.

Justice of the peace