Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
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"a etery.
The Common Council of Marysville do ordan as
follows
SecI. committee of three shall be elected by the
Common Council, out Of their number whose duty it
shall be to fix suitable compensation to be paid for
the lots In the city cemetery the said lots are eN-
hbted, numbered and described upon the map OF sur
vev of said city Cemetery made and surveyed by N.
Westcoat city Su 'veyor, in 1851 and now on file in
the city Clerks office, and to sell the to all such
persons as may wish TO purchase for burial purposes
he proceeds Of which shall be paid into the city Treas
| urv and shall constitute the cemetery Fund.
Sec g Upon the making of the sale of any such lot
or lots the committee shall have power to execute in
| he name of the Common Council a suitable deed Of
conveyance of the same to the purchaser
c. 3. The fund herein collected shall be used for
the fencing improving and beautfying OF said ceme-
tery grounds and shall be used for other purpose
| Sec t. The committee shall report to the Common
Connc once month"; all sales Of lots made during the
proceeding month, copy of which shall be made by
the clerk and given to the city Sexton, whose duy IL
shall be to make an accurate registry of such sales IN
book to be kept for that purpose giving the name OF
the purchaser te date Of the purchase, the number OF
the lot and the block in which it is situated.
Sec s. 1t is hereby made the duty of the city Sex
| ton to make and keep complete record IN AlPha.
betca order in book to be kept for that purpose Of
the names ages, dates and number of intermens also
record of all deeds made by the cemetery committee,
said record to be made in book styled "record oil
deeds Of lots in the cemetery Of Marysvue.
Sec 6. The said map of survey mentioned In sec.
of this article also the book Of registry and the book
Of record of deeds shall be kept for reference in the
office of the city Sexton and shall be free for the eX-
animation of any person.
Sec T. 1t is hereby made the duty Of the city Sex
ton to take charge of the city Cemetery acting under
/ the direction Of the Common Council.
Sec s. 1t shall be the duty Of the city Sexton to re-
mort monthly to the committee full and complete re-
cord Of the transactions of his office.
Sec. g. The Common Council shall allow such COM
pensaton TO the city Sexton for his books OF registry
as they shall deem just.
sec.1O The city Sexton shall receive fifteen dol
lars for each burial which is at the expense OF the city,
and for recording deeds, he shall receive the same
compensat ton as the county Recorder receives for
similar services, said fee to be paid by the purchaser
he shall receive other compensation from the cy'
Sec. II. The city Sexton shall Immediately pay over
| to the city Treasurer all moneys received from the
sale Of lots, taking his receipt therefor.
Sec II. The city Sexton shall in no case after the
passage of this Ordinance, permit the body OF aLy
person TO be buried in any Of the private los OF s2
cemetery unless said lot shall have been paid Or Dy
the party desiring such interment.
Sec. l3. 1t Is hereby made the dnty OF the Guy etA
ton to remove from private lots into that part ol the
cemetery designated the ctzens,al bodies mat are
buried upon private lots which lots have not Deeh
paid for by the LIST Of May, 1860
Sec. II. The city Sexton before entering upon the
duties of his Office, shall take and subscribe to an
oath to faithfully perform the duties of his Office
Sec. IS. The city Sexton before entering upon ms
duties shall give bonds In the penal sum of five hund-
red dollars TO faithfully perform all the duties of his
office and to deliver all the books and papers belon
ing to his Office to his successor.
Sec 49, This Ordinance shall take effect upon and
after its passage.
Sec ~ All Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances,
conducting herewith are hereby repealed.
A trne eopy of an Ordinance introduced into the
oommon Council of Marysvlle passed its second
reading and ordered published IN cX 0nclal press
one week. l. D. rA''0-' ~ 800"