Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 399)

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esquire, of Philadelphia, for permission to place
upon Lot No. 3744, owned by his father, Bishop
Warren, of Denver, Colorado, a granite Sarcophagus
having a base of seven feet, three inches by four
feet, two inches, with a height of four feet. The
reasons given in support of this request, were
that although the stone was a large one for a
Lot of this size,^^{a considerable portion was the base stone} the base stone covered a much larger
^ ^{& not prominent, and} area that the bulk presented to the eye above it.
that the stone was low in effect, which was empha-
sized by the steep bank which rises some ten or
twelve feet immediately in the rear of the spot
where it is intended that the stone be placed, and
also that the locality was retired one and there
were no other monuments near. Voted that the
subject be referred to the Committee on Lots,
with power.