Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 064)

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Trustees. February 23^d, 1871.

Election of the Superintendent

of the persons electes severally received the entire number
of ballots cast.

On motion of M^r Turner it was unanimously

Voted, – that Col. C. W. Folsom be elected Superintendent
for the year ensuing.

Geo. G. Spear recommended as Gate = Keeper

The President submitted a communication from
the Superintendent in reference to the election of a Gate=Keeper
for the ensuing year recommending Capt. George G. Spear ^^Jr. for
that office, and enclosing numerous testimonials in his
favor. Also recommending that the Gate=Keeper's salary be
advanced from $700. to $800. On motion of Mr. Livermore, it was

Salary fixed

Voted, – that the salary of the Gate=Keeper be fixed at $800. –
for the year ensuing.

Election of Gate=Keeper

On motion of M^r N. J. Bradlee, it was unanimously

Voted, – that Capt. George G. Spear, ^^Jr.be elected Gate Keeper
for the year ensuing.

The above elections of Superintendent and Gate-
Keeper were by hand vote, as provided by the By=Laws.

Supt.'s Salary fixed.

On motion of M^r Turner it was

Voted, – that the salary of the Superintendent be fixed at
$2500. for the year ensuing.

Treasurer's Salary fixed.

Voted, – that the salary of the Treasurer be fixed at $2000. –
for the year ensuing.

Secretary's Bill for Prof^l Services Ordered to be paid

The President called the attention of the Board to a
bill of $40.00 rendered by the Secretary for professional services
in examining the title of the lately purchased real estate West
of the Cemetery. After considerable discussion, it was

Voted, – that the Secretary's Bill of $40. for professional services