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Jan. 31, 1889.

Alfred T. Turner, Esq., Boston.

Dear Sir: -

Your note in regard to the myrtle in your lot is received and will have attention as soon in the Spring as that kind of work can be done.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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Sept 27. [187]3

Alfred T. Turner Esq Chairman Finance Committee

Dear Sir

The average cost of our plants this year has been 7 1/4 cents each; so that the total cost of raising 60000 plants is $4350, which is all we should pay taxes on if at all, as I have been unable to find any case in Cambridge where plants are taxed except our own.

Respectfuly J.W.Lovering Sup^t

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Proprietors' Annual Meeting _ February 7. 1870 _

Proprietors' Annual Meeting Monday, February 7, 1870.

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In accordance with the notice prescribed in the amended charter (a copy whereof is hereto annexed) served upon the members of the Corporation and published in one or more of the Boston newspapers, the Proprietors met at Horticultural Hall, Boston, on Monday, February 7^th at 3½ o'clock, P.m.

A quorum being in attendance, the President, Dr Jacob Bigelow, took the chair. _

The Secretary red the call for the meeting, and the records of the last annual meeting.

Trustees' Annual Report _

The Annual Report of the Trustees was also read by the Secretary. ~

Motion to accept Report of Trustees tabled _

Mr Alfred Turner moved to accept the Report of the Trustees. _

Mr John R. Poor moved that the motion to accept the Report of the Trustees lie upon the table, _ which motion was adopted. _