Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 347)

347

Trustees _ August, 1^st 1864 _

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees
was held on Monday August 1^st 1864 at
10 o'clock a.m. _

There were present Messrs Bigelow, Cheever,
Crocker, Nazro and Read. _

The record of the last meeting was read and
approved. _

Settl^t with the Granite Railway Co., Report of Progress _

The President informally stated that the Com^ee
to settle with the Granite Railway Company had
engaged the services of three competent experts to
examine the façade of the Catacomb tomb and
report thereon. _

Report of Com^ee in favor of in-crease of salary of Sup^t rejected _

Mr Nazro for the Committee to whom was referred
the application of the Superintendent for an increase
of his salary, reported recommending that his salary be
increased to eighteen hundred dollars per annum,
with the same perquisites he now has, to commence
at the beginning of the present quarter.

Mr Read moved the adoption of the Report: but the
motion failed, only four votes being cast in its favor.

Gate-Keeper's Application for increase of salary _ referred to Com^ee

A memorial was received from James Derby, Gate-
Keeper, asking for an increase in his salary: and his
application was referred to the same Committee _ Messrs
Nazro, Little and Livermore. _

Adjourned. Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Secretary

347

Trustees _ August, 1^st 1864 _

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees
was held on Monday August 1^st 1864 at
10 o'clock a.m. _

There were present Messrs Bigelow, Cheever,
Crocker, Nazro and Read. _

The record of the last meeting was read and
approved. _

Settl^t with the Granite Railway Co., Report of Progress _

The President informally stated that the Com^ee
to settle with the Granite Railway Company had
engaged the services of three competent experts to
examine the façade of the Catacomb tomb and
report thereon. _

Report of Com^ee in favor of in-crease of salary of Sup^t rejected _

Mr Nazro for the Committee to whom was referred
the application of the Superintendent for an increase
of his salary, reported recommending that his salary be
increased to eighteen hundred dollars per annum,
with the same perquisites he now has, to commence
at the beginning of the present quarter.

Mr Read moved the adoption of the Report: but the
motion failed, only four votes being cast in its favor.

Gate-Keeper's Application for increase of salary _ referred to Com^ee

A memorial was received from James Derby, Gate-
Keeper, asking for an increase in his salary: and his
application was referred to the same Committee _ Messrs
Nazro, Little and Livermore. _

Adjourned. Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Secretary