Mount Auburn Cemetery

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The subscribers, being Proprietors of lots in the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, hereby signify their assent to the Act of the Legislature passed the thirty first day of March AD. eighteen hundred & thirty five, entitled an Act to incorporated the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn.— Dated April 21 1835.

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of Miss Hannah Adams, the same being the property of the Corporation—

Charles P. Curtis Sec^y

Oct. 1833

At a meeting of the Garden & Cemetery Committee held on ____ October 1833, present, D^r Bigelow, Mes^rs Cook, ^^{Joseph P.} Bradlee, Charles Brown, and Bond,

Shrubs etc.

it was voted that D^r Bigelow be a Committee to direct the Gardener to procure & set out such shrubs & trees as he may think proper, not exceeding the expense of $100—

Life Members—

Voted that all life members of the Society who have paid twenty dollars to the Treasurer to constitute them such, shall have the right to take lots in the Cemetery on the same terms as other purchasers, and the said payments of $20 shall be deducted from the purchase money— provided however that the balance of such purchase money be paid to the Treasurer of the Committee within six months from 1^st December—

Voted that the Secretary give notice of the prece-- ding vote to each life member—

Trespass

Voted that Judge Story, M^r Curtis & M^r Bond be a Committee to inquire into the Trespass committed on M^r S. G. Williams' lot, & take such measures as they deem expedient—

Tombs.

Voted that the same persons be a Committee to prepare a circular letter to be sent to each pro-