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 On th« lOth July, 1870, t meeting wm hold nt tho OfBor 
 of J. L. Inohcti, Km|., for the purpo««of Uking prelimiotry 
 Mtepe towtrdu tho organiiation of t Cemetery Oompiny for 
 J>e City of Fredericton, under to Act of Ainembly pafwed 
 18th April of the Mroe year. The meeting wm Urgoly 
 attondod. Wm. Carman, Ran , waa called to iho Chair. 
 After 80¥eral addreaaea were delivered, all of which wore 
 warmly in favour of tho project, and the groat nocoaaity for 
 Homothing being done witho J|^rther dol«y» a Stock liook 
 WM opened, and upwarda of M# tlMrd of the oaptUl WU 
 there and then subscribed (theeapital atock of tho Company 
 being 16,000). A tjommittee wat alao appointed to aolioit 
 KubHoriptiona, and in duo eo»rje of time the fundi of tho 
 Society wore considerably a»ginonted through the eiortioni 
 uf the gentlemen composing the Comraittoo. (Tho whole 
 amount of the aubsoribod atook at the preaent time ia |8,860.). 
 
 At a Bubaequont meeting of the Company a Board of > 
 Ihroctora waa elected, and a Preaidont appointed from, 
 their number; and at the aame meeting tho following 
 reaolution waa passed :— " Retohed, That the Dirtctort & 
 •• authorixed to telect and purcha9e^ at at earl^ a day at 
 "•potiibU, twh ground at they may deem mott tuitable/or 
 •• the purnote of a Cemetery, and the mott convenient anct 
 
 acceptable to the citizent of Fredericton generally,** 
 
 In pnrsuai^ce of this reaolution the Diftotors loat d(» 
 time in ondeavorinaf to procure a euiUblo place. And it 
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 vodtHalliif^ WM to b« •iieottnttr«\i. A aaiifirfloiat fkw of 
 thfl City ind it» noburlMi no doubi^proMoui » numbor of 
 f«fourab1« iliwi for • <lf»tl«ry. !>• Urg* «!>«»» ««»'»• «" 
 tho lilllo— thi Uf\ pt«io» b«low tnd^bovt tht Cit|— wouUI 
 ntlorsllj •ogK^at •>! th« oonditiont reouirad Hut U b fir 
 •oth«rwlM, M invfl«liK«i»<»M eannot f»i( to Mlbfy any oo« 
 who win Uk« thfl trcmhifl to ituk< It. Alnioat uvury diy In 
 iho w««k, tod week mi'Uir wc«sk. ■«f«rtl of the Dircotori* 
 gafo their ilmo and enflrgiaa to tho aoteotion of « nuiublb 
 .phico— nor eoold thoy h»*« b««ii more loaloui hid thtir 
 priftU Inlorotta bo^n ooocornod. Thoy felt that for thi 
 purpoMN ofaOomotory tl IfMl fix oonditiona wero tb^ 
 lutuly roquwito— rii : Ut, a auitablo dUUnoo from the 
 oentre of tho City ; 2nd, a dry aoil ; Urd, • aoil oaaily 
 •workod; 4th, land enough, m regarda area; 6th, g«»jeral 
 iurroundioga and approtoh ; 6th, eipenie of land. Thin 
 combination of teaU hid to bo applied to orery locality 
 flitted, and it failed In evory oaae eaoept one, to aatUfy the 
 Dlrectora that the diaorfltion given to them by the Stock- 
 iholdera would bo iudioiooaly eiercined by trusting their 
 1 judgment to, the adop ion of any of tho numorouH looalitien 
 1 pointed out to them. Indeed, with a doelro of meeting tho 
 Tiewe of partiea, who atrongly leeoittmonded aitea, th« 
 Direotora took every paina to examine tlie reepeotlve looali- 
 tiei pointed out, and obuin all the infoMMation they poeaibly 
 eonlo, of persona acciunihtod with and reeiding in the 
 neighborhood. And all this wao done in order to prorent 
 Ibe poMlbllity of fault-finding afterwardo. ^ 
 
 1 Tho iito choion waa the " Monehan Farm," so called, 
 adjoining the residence of George Botsford, Ke^., known an 
 «« Hawthorne Hill^" and tho Uirectors, beforo puwAasing, 
 l^lly satisfied themselves of all the coodltioBS roquisito for 
 n Cometery, aa before nan^ed. ^ 
 
 llit— SuiUblo dliUnce. A waif fwm tho Court Home 
 i/a tho C«m«t«ry gate maj bo made in twenty minutei, 
 
 le time u it would ocoupy a pergfia 
 
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 2nd.— Dry aolt. Th« pmet of ttnd Mi •Mrl for pr«Miit 
 bariat purfMiMt ia lituata on th« aoutharly aide of th«Aiii*i 
 tar^, an bracing aboul twoUa aorea, which la tnough, il hi 
 believed, tt} laal for ihlrljr yaara, wilh roads tod walka laid 
 out and moat of thani oomplated. Tha aoil In that ptrl 
 Mtepted for ^reaent uae la pirfedtly dry. Notwithiitiininng 
 the heavy ram* of AuKunt, the pita dug (aa totta) wora free 
 tmm water the daya after etch atorni, and parfoni lo dfipoaed 
 had, and rnay atill have, ample opportunitiaa of judging for 
 thenmelvea A oroaadraiik waa made laal fall tlio w^olo 
 breadth of the Cemetery, on tha top of the hill, for the par> 
 poae of intercepting and carrying off the.waler from tha 
 roar, as well aa aeverel amalior draina ; and wh<in the ayt* 
 t(!m of drainage contemplated iH oompleted during the neit 
 neaiion, every part of the land in front— iay forty aoraa— ^ 
 will be aa dry and favourable fur bufial purpoaea^ aa il k 
 poeaible to render any aoil. 
 
 8rd.<~Soil eaaily worked. That the ground ia free from 
 Mtone, of a character not difficult to oporate uoon, the Direo- 
 tora fully aatiiifiod theniaelven before purchaaing, by having 
 a number Of pita made in the moat auapicioua looking parta 
 of the ground, and by an eiperienced grave-digger; andainco 
 then aevoral gravea nave been opened, ao that the Dirootora 
 have bad ample proof to aatiiify themaolven, and all othen 
 who are capable of being convinced, that thcraoil is eaailT 
 worked, and eren preferable to aand, which ia liable to fall 
 iilv while a grare ia being made, causing much inconvenience 
 and eitra labour to the grave-digger. 
 
 4th.-^Af regards eice of Cemetery. Some objection waa 
 made to the purchase of ao much land aaone hundred acrea. 
 The Directors were of the same opinion ; but, aa they found 
 that the owners of the farm were not dispoeed to cut off the 
 front of the land, and thus abut out the remainder from thjB 
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 rally deoided upon lolling all or none. But, when it ih 
 taken into consideration that tha Company are in poaieMion 
 of a property (containing a house and barn) of one handrod 
 acres, within % ahort distance of the centre of the ('Ity, fbr 
 •1,70(1, a far less sum than twenty acres of a suitablto kind 
 could have been purchased for elsowhero within the limits 
 
 of the City, it wi)l bo allowed that no erro^ hi 
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 6th. — Approach and general surroundings. All whu 
 r have visited the place, have expreHsed themselves in favour 
 of the road leading towards it The hill hus be4n put in 
 order, all the large stones (raving been removed ; and when 
 little m(^e work is done, the ascent will be rendered still 
 easier.' Instead of being a noisy thoroughfare, the road ig 
 retired and sequestered, and in harmony with the solemnity 
 of the object ; while in the winter tin.e it is well protected 
 froip snow-drifts,. by means of the hills and treies on the 
 ^ right side leading to the Cemetery. The prospect from the 
 Cemetery grounds is unsurpassed by t)iat afforded by any 
 other s^ot in the Province. The view embraces a distance 
 of seventeen miles down the river, while opposite and on 
 the left hand side, a vast expanse of country is unfolded. 
 The Church and Town of Morysville are clearly discernible, 
 as are the forks of the Nashwaak, winding their way through 
 Jpfty elms and banks of verdure, for many miles distant. 
 
 (6tli. — The price of the land. As renoarked before, the 
 Directors could not obtain a situation so suitable in all re- 
 spects, for the same amount of money. And It would seem 
 w If this place had been specially reserved for the pur- 
 posei to which it has been devoted; The next suitabk 
 .situation thought of, or had in view, was a portion 
 4>f the " SimOxids Farm," which probably would have been 
 ohoseo, had not the attention of the Directors been directed 
 to the present spot. The chief objection, however, to the 
 ** Simonda Property," was its great distance from town, and 
 the road leading to it, which ia continually o nciimber e d 
 
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 irith oart loads of wood, as well u tho noiM and tannoil 
 incident to a great businoM tUorougtifare. 
 
 '* Forent Hill Oemetory" is the name choeon by the DireO' 
 tore Its the most appropriable, as it is not only situated upon 
 the margin of the foresL but in whatsoever direction the 
 >yes turn, glimpses of i^st scenery are .to be had. 
 
 Before commencing work last Bpring, a Map or Plan of 
 the gronnHs was prepared by A. 0. Beckwith, Em., 0. E., 
 upon which e^ery road, path and lot, is defined with mathe- 
 mttioal precision. A view of thw Map will convey to the 
 owner of a lot, or any one desirous of purchasing, the e'zaot 
 situation, without going upoi^ the ground. The arr&ng^^ 
 ments of tho Cemeterv are modelled »pon the moat modarm 
 plans, and wh«n the details eomo (to be worked out ill a few 
 years, as burials are made and money is expended in dedi- 
 cation, or honour of the dead, the Directors ar^ of the 
 opinion that *' Forest Hill Cemetery'' will be regarded by 
 residents acid strangere as a place uf interest, and well de- 
 serving a visit for meditation and oomparison with older 
 and more eostly institutions of thfB kind. 
 
 As will be shown in the Accounts, now to be submitted 
 to the stockholders, a large amount of work hfM been dooe 
 during the past summer. One hundred rods of main avenue, 
 18 feet broad, have boon opened up an^ tnrnpiked ; also, 
 hundred rods of 12 feet ifoad, and one hundred and 
 
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 fifty rods of paths, 4 feet broad, winding off the main roads, 
 have been completed. A picl^etfenee the whole breadth 
 of the Cemetery was put up lasti lall, which completely shuts 
 in for prosent use upwards of ihirty acres of land. Other 
 fences are contemplated, and wi|ll probably be built this fall, 
 as they are much needed. | 
 
 $500 have been paid in cash for the Cemetery, and the 
 bslanoe, or $1200, has been secured to Uie former owners 
 by a Bond signed by all the pirectors, bearing interest at 
 six per cent. As the Dixectors are therefore personally 
 liable for this amount, it will be their aim to have the debt 
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 the central place they occupied, down to the northwest cor- 
 ner of the Cemetery, and ha? e been put in good repair, and 
 are now considered to be a moat auiuble residence for the 
 fiuperintendent of the grounds. The situation from which 
 the house was removed, was thought by the Directora to be 
 too important and conapieuous to be mied in that way, — 
 besides, the sacredness of the place was opposed to a dwelling 
 house being situated in the midst of it. A new entrance 
 or gateway has been made, leading from the main road into 
 ihoX)emotery. The gates are to be coneidered as only tem- 
 porary. As soon aa Uie funds of phe Company will warrant 
 It, a more auiUble entrance will be made, to be in harmbnv 
 with the dignity as well aa solemnity of the object for which 
 the grounds have been set apart. , « 1 1 i j 
 
 A code of Bye-Laws was settled upon by the Stoekholders, 
 which will be found in another part of this book. The 
 Shareholders number seventy sii, belonging to all the Pro- 
 tesUnt denominations, and the amount of shares taken by 
 this number amounts to 886, which at $10 per share grves 
 A total money value of $3,850 subscribed stock. The 
 Birectora expect to have the round number of $4,000 com- 
 pleted in a short time. Upon the Stock subscribed two 
 calls have been made, the first for ten per cent., and in a 
 few months afterward 20 per cent. With very *ew ex- 
 ceptions these calls wer^ cheerfully responded to, which 
 fact betokened a good diijposition on the pari of the sub- 
 aoribers, and served as a jgreatencouragoment to the Direc- 
 tors: for so long as they feel that they have the sympathy and 
 support of the subscribers, they are disposed cheerfully to 
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 _ Before elosing this Report the Dirccitors ftel called upon 
 to make a few remarks in reference to the Old Burial 
 Ground. During the last winter's Session of the Legisla- 
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 that ne^t Session, this question of closing the Old Ground 
 will be set at rest for ever. Until this is done there can be 
 no concentration of effort npon any one particular burial 
 place, and the consequence will be that the improvomentfl in 
 " Forest Hill Cemetery " will not be as rapid as they should 
 be ; indeed it is a misfortune that the whole community 
 cannot see alike with regard to this, as to wnat is due to 
 the remains of their friends as well as what/is due to the 
 opinions of their survivors.. The closing of the Old Burial 
 Ground in St. John, some twenty years ago, was made co- 
 incident with the opening of the new Cemetery. When it 
 was proclaimed that the gates of the old ground should be 
 looked on a certain day, to take effect a few months after 
 the passing of the Act, the mandate wi^ accepted willingly 
 as a necessity of the times. The groui^d was over-crowded, 
 and pronounced by the Faculty to be no| longer fit for human 
 burial, or the neighborhood for human habitation. There 
 was no resistance or loud complaining \ on the part of lot 
 owners. Nor sh^ld there be any oppi^sition here— -for it 
 must be evident to every bady that as oar ground is literally 
 filled, like that of St. John, and the danger of pestilence in 
 consequence, no less great, private feelings and private 
 interests, especially among the intelligent of our commu- 
 nity, should be induced to yield to the requirements of 
 the public safety. The same remarks in reference to the 
 closing of the old Si^ John Burial Ground are applicable to 
 similar cases in o^^ Towns of the Province— such as St. 
 Stephen, DorchesGlir, and elsewhere. The process of closing 
 up was equally summary. There should be no halting 
 between adverse opinions-^no keeping of lots open for the 
 accommodation of those who have their hearts fixed upon 
 what they regard as a sacred spot. A^day must cyme when 
 a sudden stop must be put to this state of things ; and the 
 
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 iooner tlii beti«r-for the long«r tho ground i» kept opon 
 and new intcrraenta made, the harder will it be ior the 
 survivors to learn when the time does come that th^ thcpn- 
 telves will have to bo buried elsewhert. . '■ '■ 
 
 About three years since, % Bill was introduced into the 
 House of Assembly for closing our Burial Ground -and^the 
 time was oven fixed for the law to take effect, It was ob- 
 jected/however, that inasmuch as no other place ot burial 
 had been provided, the Bill should be deferred until another 
 year. In accordance with this warning, a few patriotic 
 individuals of different denominations set to work with a 
 will, to make provision for this necessity. Henco the new 
 Blethodist Cemetery, and the one of which this is a Report. 
 So that all persons in the community have had ample time 
 to make their calculations and provide for what was coming. 
 And now that all preparations have been made, and large 
 expenses incurred, it is to be hoped that the Legislature at 
 its next Session will take such action as will remove all 
 doubt and embarrassment in the matter, whether as concern 
 the stockholders of this Company, or tho community at 
 large. ^ 
 
 {£8pect/ully submitted. 
 
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 z John Jaa. Fraser,...,,,.,.,.,.-^.,., .'...**. ^0 
 
 Qeorge K. Ferjoty .,..\, 20 
 
 James Stcadnian, ;. .,'.. IQ 
 
 Wm. Carman, .* ^^ jO 
 
 H. A. Croplev, !..!.!.!.! 6 
 
 James S. lieok, ...,.,, ., ,■ 5 
 
 John Richards, 5 
 
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 , E.C. Freeao, ....^., 6 
 
 Julius h. Inches, ,[[[ *.* 5 , 
 
 Robert A. Payne,...,. " i 
 
 George N. Babbitt, ,,J,Z..,\ 8 
 
 Thomas W. Smith, ]]* 2 
 
 T. Clowes Brown, ....^V..... 6 
 
 George J. Bliss, ....!!:!!!!! 5 ^■ 
 
 A. F. Street, 6 4 
 
 8. A. Akerley, ....;...... 10 ; 
 
 E. L. Wetmore 5 
 
 Harry Beckwith, 5 ; 
 
 J. A. Vanwart, ,,; 5 
 
 C. Brannen...... 6 
 
 . Z. R. Everitt, .......«.!!!*!!*!!"! 6 
 
 Geo. C/Hunt, Jr .....!.!..r!i 6 ' 
 
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 8. A. Furdio,..J ^*J 5 
 
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 James 8. Neill, — •. J 
 
 Joseph Myshrall, *••• _ 
 
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 J. Henry Fhair, * 
 
 K. IJyron Winslow, ^ 
 
 T. B. Winslow, • J 
 
 Thomas Harrison, ^ 
 
 George B. Foster, * ••• J 
 
 T. H. Rand...... • ° 
 
 Charles Fisher, i ; *j! 
 
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 David Wark, " 
 
 John A. Beckwith, ° 
 
 John C. Allen, • ^J 
 
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 Arthur Unaeriok,.,... • ^ 
 
 Benjamin Evans, 
 
 James L. Beverly,... ^ 
 
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 R. H. Ralnsford, ^^ 
 
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 Wm. W. Street, ^ 2 
 
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ANNO TRICB8IM0 NONO VICTOHIiK HKQIN^E. 
 
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 CIIAI»TKU 66. 
 
 All ACT TO llfOOIIPORATI TNI 
 
 FRRDKHICTON CEMKTKUY COMPANY, 
 
 8«e. 
 1 Compiny In^orporatid. 
 9 Capital •lock. 
 8 Proprietor of lot to re 
 
 Ccrtlflcatv from ('oni 
 4 Ftrt«t K<'noral mcctlog,^ 
 
 wheru held. 
 
 ualtflcatloD of Menibon of 
 'oinpany. 
 When property of Company 
 
 fthall hfl vvtMed In proprte> 
 
 tora of lolH. 
 Lota not liable fqr debta of 
 
 proprletora or Company. 
 
 > Patud im April, 1^79, 
 
 WncRKAH a larger and mdro auitable place for the 
 burial of the dead in the City of Frcdorioton ia much re- 
 quired ;— . , \ \ 
 
 Be it therefore enacted by the Lieutenant Governor, 
 Legislative Council, and Aiserably,— 
 
 1. That William Carman, Th*^odore H. Rand, William 
 Brydone Jack, George B. Foster, Thomas Harrison, GooTgo 
 E. Fenety, A. F Randolph, John Kdwardj*, James S. Book, 
 George Atherton, A. B. Atherton, M. D., and Julius L. 
 Inches, their associates, successors, and assigns, be iind they 
 are hereby made a body politic and corporate, by the name 
 of *' The Fredericton Cemetery Company,!' and by that 
 name shall have all the general powers and privilege? inci- 
 dent to a Corporation. 
 
 2. The capital stock of the said Compiny shall be six 
 thousfl(hd dollars, and divided into six hundred shares of ten 
 dollars each, and be paid in such sums and at such tinres 
 as the Directors of the said Company Bhall from time to 
 time appoint. 
 
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 8. Tliil injr p«r«on bcoomlng the propHoCor of a Lot In 
 tho Mtd (.'«moUjrjf Mbftll U •ntitled to a Cortificalo uod«r 
 tho Mai of tho Corporation, aigaad bj iba SooroUry in tbt 
 form following :— . 
 
 Frkdiricton Cemitertt Compaht. 
 Tbii ii to oartifjr thai A. B. ii tbo proprietor of Lot No. 
 , conuining M^aart fatt, on (|»ath) io 
 
 th« Fr«d«rict«n (Jemetery , mtuata in tba County of York 
 aubject to the ruiea, roguUtiooii and bye lawa of the aaid 
 Corporation. 
 
 In teatimony whereof, the Seal of the said Cor- 
 
 [L. S.] poratioD ia hereunto affiled, thu dav 
 
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 CD., Secreiaiy, 
 And iiuch certificate nhall oonatitnte a ?alid inntrument of 
 trannfor ofeuch Lot, and Mhail be hold bv the purchaser 
 thereof for the uiie of burial only, and Bubjcct on tii«rein 
 itated. 
 
 4. That the first general meeting of tho stockholders of 
 tho sail Corporation shall be held in the City of Frederio- 
 ton for the election of seven Directors for the ma'nagemenl 
 of the affairs of the said Corporation, at such timo as may 
 be appointed by a majority of the corporators heroin named : 
 The Directors chosen at anch meeting shall remain in office 
 until others hre chosen in their stead ; the Directors at 
 their first meeting after their election shall choose one of 
 their number to be President ; provided always, that not 
 less than four Directors shall be necessary to constitntc a 
 quorum for the transactioj^of business. 
 
 6. Kvery iterson who m^\ become a"^oprictor of a lot 
 in the said Cemetery of not less than one hundred square 
 feet, shall bo a member of the said Corporation, and entitled 
 to vote at all meetings thereof. 
 
 6. The several shareholders in the said Corporation so 
 i pon as they, shaU be repaid out of the fanda thereof the 
 
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 th« pr«|.«rtY .h.tl from th.no. U T«t«d In Ihn pronrlotoi, 
 X t not IM. lh.n on. hundr«a «,u.r« f..t^..«K ; .nd 
 ?ior.«n.r th« pro<««l. of tk« -l- of .11 l««.. .«•' ;lod««t- 
 «X .«nu.l .xp.n«. of th. (>m.l«ry, .h.ll b« for «».r 
 d.»oU,d .nd .ppli«l to th. pr.«rv.t,on ;™P'<'"""'°'- ^ 
 b«lJi.hn.onl .»i «nl.rK«m«ot of th. wd C«««t«ry, wd for 
 no oth«r puriw.* wh.tjoe»«r. g 
 
 7 ThU lh« lot. In lh« mW C.ro«t«ry ftnll not U li.bl.^ 
 for tb« p.yn.«nt of .nr d.bt, or to b« l«»i«d upon or UUn 
 in .Moution .t th. .wt of .ny porwn whomMflTOT. 
 
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 FREDEBICTON CEMETERY COMPANY. 
 
 At • M««ting of the Stookholdera of the Frkdrrioton 
 Okmktrry Company held on the twelfth dtjr of Auguat 
 
 1870, the 
 
 'ollowing hy^ Lawi were adopted :— > 
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 The liio of the Lota shall he ten HO) feet hj twenty (20) 
 foot, and the prioe^of etch Lot ihall be not leaa than twelve 
 Idullan. 
 
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 A choice of Lota shall he offered at anotion (Vom time to 
 jtimo in the discretion oi the Direotora, after which private 
 IhuIos of Lots may be made bv tho Directors, at such prices 
 las they may agree upon with the parties purchasing, but 
 inot less than the sum named in the preceding Section. 
 
 in. 
 
 A portion of ground shall be set apart for the poor, ui 
 rhioh bodies may be buried at one dollar eaob. i~ 
 
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 A portion of ground shall be set apart for pubUo ati, ip 
 rhich bodies may be buried at two dollars eaok* 
 
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 All KT«¥«ii abill b« dug ind prepirt d by iU •orrttili of 
 Um C«m«tar7 OompADy, «! ■•oh nte ■• llM Ulroclort may 
 
 from UtiiD to timo fli. 
 
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 Tho Propriolof of a I^ iWI hivo the right to •nclc»o 
 tho Min« with A wall or fonco, to build ttult«, ore«t monu 
 in«nta, and to eot^fato ptanta within the aatno. All to bo 
 iabjoot to the approval of tho Haporintondeol. 
 
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 All tnaoripUoaa <m MOniunoota or|M|pqpicturoP^fty 
 b« aubmittod for approval to the Dircclora ; if not ao aub- 
 pHtod and approved, tho DIrootora ahall have tho right to 
 
 upon anoh Lot and removo tho aame, if thoy doom it 
 
 V|k,Qr improper. 
 
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 IX. 
 
 The Stookholdera and Proprietom aha!! after the present 
 year meet annually, on the firat Monday in September, for 
 the eleotion of Direotort, and for the tranwaction of any 
 otker buaioeM ooaneoted with the ailaira of the Comfanj. 
 
 — Kaoh Stockholder ahall be entitl e d to on e vote for every 
 akke hold by him, not exceeding fifty, and Bh# have tht 
 ^|ht to vote hj pro xji t ho authority to bo ta wtiting. 
 
 
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 f>l|M«i«i RiMlinga of lli« Rl(M)khold«ni may h$ otfM §1 
 •njp UiD« ; luch ti}«#iiiiga ■h«ll U oall«<l bj tb« f^mUrf, 
 or ih« FrMitJ«iil, mr anj iv« HUMkhoidtra. Nutuw of suoh 
 nicieti<ig« «htll b« InMrUd for oo« WMk in « nf^ap«p«r 
 |)ubii«hi)d in tbo (lily of Frtdariotoo ; and ittoh iidiiM, ao 
 fiubliabad, ahall b« doamad iu bo aiafioiaol QotiM lo-aM Xk§^ 
 niockboldara. • m 
 
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 Tba Difflotoraaball maai aa ofUn aa naooaaary, — meoiinga 
 to ba oallad by tba H^oroUry, oo tba ordar of tba Praaidaol^ 
 I or tbraa Diraotora. 
 
 Tba DlraotorR aball appolhi a flaoratarj, Traaaurar. 
 intandeol^ and auob otbar offioon •■ Jtbaj may da 
 
 ^oceaaarj* 
 
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 Tba TfiifiTirvtr'a Aooonnfa and Booka aball ba audited , 
 a paraon no^t a Dirootor, who#o Oartifloata muat aooompaoi 
 \9 Diimi^' '^ip^^ ^ ^^^ Annual MaaUng, 
 
 Tht 8«oraUry aliall keap a ^k in mhleh lia aliatt tiller 
 ^11 prooaedinga of tba M aetanga of Diractora or 8tookboldan, 
 tbiob Book aball at all timaa ba open to ih« iupaotioB ol 
 Jtockboldan and Pioprietcin* 
 
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 Tba Tryiiirw aball keep a Book la witioli ba ahall enter, 
 rb«b racaiTad, all monaya belonging to the Oompanj, bel- 
 loing the aame anoaaljj^ «a4 tumtik ft^ Mtmu ik^ |l 
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 .,. XVIII. 
 
 The Seoretary shall, when sales of lots are made, give a 
 uertifioate to the purchaser under the Seal of the ('onipany, 
 keeping a Register Book, and numbering the lots from one 
 llpwards. 
 
 XIX. ' ' 
 
 He shall keep a Book in which he shall enter the weekly 
 returns of all interments made by the Superintendent. 
 
 #ii9er|iiieii<lent« 
 
 The Superintendent shall have the general management 
 Within the Cemetery, subjecli to the ^e Laws of ♦*»« f^"'"- 
 pany, and to orders from the Boftrd of Diroctors. 
 
 .- '^ ' •■ XXI. \ 
 
 He shall, in laying off the ground, take directions from 
 the Board of Directors. 
 
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 f iHeshftU collect burial fees, and fees of interment in the 
 
 > j^^^^^^' ^^ I^ aivd Poor erounds, paying over the same to the 
 ifi •' Trtadtti^r, but he shall not sell or receive the price of lots. 
 
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 He shall m&ko a weekly retUrn to the Seoretarj of all 
 intermeotii made during the preoeding week. 
 
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 No* Vehicle or Carriage shall be driven, nor shall anv one 
 ride a' hone, at a faster rate than a walk, within the Game- 
 tery. 7 • ' • 
 
 No Visitor shall gather any flowers, nor break a?r injure 
 any tree, shrubs, or plants, in the Cemetery. . 
 
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 No one shall take fire-arms into the (Cemetery. 
 
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 Visitors are requested to keep on the walks and ayenuesi 
 and not trespass on the Borders. 
 
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 w the proprietor of sharea of tji^ Sl^ital 
 
 fc^tock of the ffredericton OeineUi^Coinpany,of T^ii'bollani 
 oach, aubjeot to auuh calls as may from time to time be 
 made thereon, until the whole is paid up, »nd to the Rulea 
 «tid Regulations of the Company. 
 
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