Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Trustees October 11^t, 1871

Special Report on the Finances of the Corpⁿ by the Com. on Finance ordered to be recorded & further cons. of postponed to next Meeting

condition and future prospects of the financial affairs of the Corporation, After discussion, & on motion of M^r Lawrence,

Voted, – that the further consideration of said Report be postponed to the next Meeting of the Board,.

On motion of M^r Turner it was

Voted, – that the Report be spread upon the record,

[See p. 101.]

Coolidge Avenue Hearing before Camb. City Govern^t concerning. Com. appointed to attend

The President having laid before the Board a notification received from the City Council of Cambridge stating that a hearing would be given this evening at the City Hall to parties interested in the Coolidge Avenue question, it was

Voted, – that the Special Committee consisting of the President and M^r Choate, to whom were referred, at the meeting of April 12^t, 1871, the communications of Messrs. Coolidge and Muzzey in the premises, be designated as a Committee to respond to the above notice and to appear in behalf of this Corporation at the hearing aforesaid.

Statements of Treas^r referred to Com. on Finance.

The Treasurer having presented his Repoarts, and Statements of account for the quarter ending September 20^t, 1871, it was

Voted, – that the Treasurer's Statements be referred to the Committee on Finance to consider and report.

Upon the petitions of the parties in interest representatiaves were designated for Lots as follows, viz; –

193 Joseph R. Kendall of New York ^^{20 College Place}, Son of Abel Kendall, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered One hundred and ninety=three.