ENTrustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 058)
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58
Trustees
Pursuant to a notice issued by the Secretary
the Trustees of the Proprietors of the Cemetery
of Mount Auburn met at the office of
the Secretary in Boston on the
Present Messrs Armstrong, Bigelow, Bond,
Gould & Parker.
The President being absent Dr. Bigelow
was chosen chairman.
The Secretary being absent Mr George
T. Curtis was chosen Secretary pro
teme.
Treasurer's Report
The Treasurer laid beore the
Society the following report & it
was thereupon voted that it be
approved & laid before the Corpora
tion at their annual meeting this
day.
The Treasurer reports the following synopsis of Receipts
& Payments for the eighth year ending to wit
There remained in the Treasury on 1 Jany 1839. _ 2780.79
He has since received
| for dividends on Stocks | 582 _ |
|
|---|---|---|
| " [for] dist of interest on Stark Mills | ___ | |
| assessments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | $8.95 | |
| " [for] dist on Stocks purchased 59.90} | ___ | |
| less pd premm o | 36.90 | |
| " [for] Sales 57. lots . _ . _ . _ | 6272.42 | |
| " [for] Interments in Public Lot (4) | 40 . | 6940.27 |
| ___ | ___ | $ 9721.06 |
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several undecipherables
For the purposes of this explanation, "There remained in the Treasury on 1 Jany 1839. _ 2780.79" is line "1". Line 1 (2780.79) + second number on line (6940.27) = line 11 (9721.06)
Line 6: 59.90 minus first number on line 7 (23) = 2nd number on Line 7 (36.90)
Sum of Line 3 (582) + line 4 (8.95) + line 7 (6772.42) + first number line 8 (40) = 2nd number on line 8 (6940.27)
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