, 1908-07-15

and the former also receives the fees which ne assigned to him below
The amounts of the salaries re fixed on the annual grants.
The Commission decides on the plan according to which the Gem
eteries Ire to be laid out, see that they are kept in proper condition
W 'nea I psrips and th RtG duie: ih Rgsn1t 5ts "pon thsm. that the Sexton ana
It receives ottests and forwards to Government the accounts
fer the grave plots and the bmials
The decisions Of the Commission in regard to matters concerning
mission is entitled, at their cost to remove from the grave plots owned
or is injurious to other grave plots.
The Sexton takes care, that the graves are dug, filled in and MAIDS
these purposes and for lowering the corpse into the ' grave rave such as
rope. plonks, shovels or spades, hoes, &c, and he's also to pay the
granting Of free grave and free burial, to the party concerned, by the
The Sexton is entitled, but not bound. to take N himself the
m2sonlng up Of corpses IN vaults.
He is to take the oversight of the cemeteries and to see that order
order, that the pathways are Kept free from weeds and refuse, and are
e eI re w with gravel Or sane, also that the the grave plots are Kept tidy:
owners do not keep them in order arc sown with grass and are kept
committed there and that no animals are found there;
If any transgression of these rules takes place he is to report the
with the cemeteries, which are to be respectively collected and paid
out by him, and he renders an account to the Commission on the lst
day of each month.
He las 70 neep an ocsu-tse map of the grave plots. and an
accurate register for entering the burials, with columns for the place
date of the burial the docenseds name, position, age and manner Of
death or last sickness according to the statements OF the person who
which is burnt the same number IS is entered for The same place in
lS Jul IGh
He Ia. to send in to the Commission at the close Of each yesrs
in the journal for the past quarter.
The Oversoer assists the Sexton in carrying out the duties incum4
bent on him according to S : and supeintends the persons who ara
working in the cemeteries on public account
s II.
The grave plots are laid out in accordance with a plan drawn up
for the purpose by the Commission, so far as concerns free graves, Of
the necessary area and for a period which is assuring from a sanitary
point Of view, so far as concerns grave plots for which payment is
made, IN areas of 25 square feet II mulGples thereof and for a period
The person who is not satisfied with the place II places allotted
by the Sexton may request the COMMISSIONS decision IN IN matter.
The owner of a grave plot is entitled to keep up the same and to
furnish it with burial vault, ratings monuments, grnyestones, plants
and other nlornments, provided tIat he does not place them in such
a way and that they are not Of such a character, that they disfgurS
the cemeteries or are offensive.
He is bound to keep the grave plot in q clean md chared-u UP con-
didon, and if this is not the case he loses his right to have control
over the maintenance Of the plot and the objects and plants placed
Unless with permission of the Commission, he is not entitled to
He must remove or under the direction Of the Commission trim trees
growing on the grave-plot when by their size they become injurious to
surrounding grave plots
The private owner ola grave plot must not he allowed to be in
area, is destined form which respect the fixed area for a person over
16 square ft-unless the corpse is buried in a grave wherein the last
For the burial Of infants in a grave already used, the Commission
$500 ~ -inn nihno+ 0 1TOnhlaaI from the ImmUDhV-