Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 129)

129

Trustees _ Aug. 13. 1867

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees
was held on Tuesday, August 13^th A. D. 1867,
at 10 o'clock, a.m. _

There were present the President and Messrs
Adams, Austin, Cheever, Little, Livermore and
Read.

Bill of A. Meisel for engraving stone approved _

The President reported that, having deemed the
bill of A. Meisel for engraving the map of the
Cemetery reasonable, he had approved the same.

Com^ee to procure office for Trustees report in part _

Mr Livermore of the Committee to procure
an office for the Trustees reported that the Com-
mittee had made some progress and asked
for further time.

Com. to procure supply of water report in part.

Mr Livermore for the Committee to ascertain
what arrangement, if any, can be made with
the Cambridge Water Works to supply water at
the Cemetery, reported in part and asked for
further time. _

A communication came from the Superintendent
respecting the fees for deposit in the Receiving Tomb,
recommending the increase of the same to twenty five
dollars ($25): _ Also the laying out of a lot for
the interment of bodies left in the Receiving Tomb,
for an unreasonable length of time.

129

Trustees _ Aug. 13. 1867

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees
was held on Tuesday, August 13^th A. D. 1867,
at 10 o'clock, a.m. _

There were present the President and Messrs
Adams, Austin, Cheever, Little, Livermore and
Read.

Bill of A. Meisel for engraving stone approved _

The President reported that, having deemed the
bill of A. Meisel for engraving the map of the
Cemetery reasonable, he had approved the same.

Com^ee to procure office for Trustees report in part _

Mr Livermore of the Committee to procure
an office for the Trustees reported that the Com-
mittee had made some progress and asked
for further time.

Com. to procure supply of water report in part.

Mr Livermore for the Committee to ascertain
what arrangement, if any, can be made with
the Cambridge Water Works to supply water at
the Cemetery, reported in part and asked for
further time. _

A communication came from the Superintendent
respecting the fees for deposit in the Receiving Tomb,
recommending the increase of the same to twenty five
dollars ($25): _ Also the laying out of a lot for
the interment of bodies left in the Receiving Tomb,
for an unreasonable length of time.