The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-10

names of grantees" date of deeds,
number of lot, number of block :,
number of deeds" 1t shall be the
further duty of the said clerk to i'm
mediately prepare another index OF
all deeds heretofore issued by the city,
TO all grave sites, lots or blocks in
said cemetery, to be known as tract
index, and thereafter to keep such
index up to date. In such tract index
the deeds to all grave sites, lots and
blocks, shall be indexed by tracts in
the following manner; a page, or di-
vision of a page of the index shall be
set apart to each lot, i'll said cemetery
such page shall be subdivided, one
subdivision set apart for each grave
site in such lot, and on said page, or
division of page, and in the proper
subdivision shall be entered the num-
Der of the deed, the date, and the
name of the person to whom the deed
issued.
Section 3. All deeds issued to grave
sites, lots or blocks shall be issued
by the clerk, on application to him,
and shall be signed by the mayor and
attested by the clerk, who shall affix
thereto the seal of the city. All deeds
issued shall be numbered consecu-
lively, shall contain the name of the
purchaser, the date when issued and
an accurate description of the grave
site, lot, or block conveyed and shall
be in such form as the cemetery COM
mittee shall prescribe 1t shall be the
duty of the clerk to keep in the files
of the city an abstract of each deed
issued and on such abstract9the clerk
shall indicate the book and page where
such deed is indexed.
Section 4. 1t shall be the duty of
keep an exact record of each inter-
ment and Immediately after such in
terment to make a written report
thereof to the City Clerk, on blanks
to be provided by the latter. giving
the name and sex of deceased, where
born, stating the city or town, county
and state, the age, the place, time and
cause of death, place of interment,
giving the number of lot and block,
cost of lot, grave fee, date of inter-
ment, name Of physician attending
during last illness, name of person
acting as undertaken and name of de-
ceased's parents or nearest friend. It,
shall be no part of the SeXtons duty
to remove the body of a deceased per-
son from the grave for reinterment
or shipment, but he may remove the
dirt from the grave, to the box cover
ing or enclosing the casket, at which
point his responsibility shall cease,
and for opening the grave as above
described and filling the same the
same compensation shall be received
as for opening and closing new
grave, for reinterments, the same
charges shall be made as set forth in
section five of this Ordinance It'll
shall be the duty of the City Clerk to
file and number such report and in
his record to refer to such sections
report by number.
At the close of each month the sex
ton shall make a detailed report to
The mayor and council of all work
performed by him in the cemetery for
the month, and give a summary OF all |
burials for that month. 1t shall also
be his duty to keep the cemetery in a |
clean condition, to permit no insight |
ly piles of trash or dirt to accumulate |
thereon, and to perform all work |
Which the cemetery committee or the |
council shall from time to time order
lone
Section 5. Before any burial shall |
De permitted in said cemetery burial I
ZEE shall be paid to the clerk, who
shall issue his official receipt there
or, as follows:
For burial of infants under four years
old, $500.
For burial of children four year to