ENTrustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 103)
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103
Trustees.
this sum should reach $200.000. before any of the interest
on the same is touched; believing an annual interest of
$14.000. is small enough for the purposes for which this
Fund was created.
| ___ | Respectfully submitted | |
| (Signed) | Alfred T. Turner, | } Committee on Finance. |
| (" [Signed]) | James L. Little | } |
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Memoranda of "extraordinary" expenditures rendered by
the Superintendent to accompany the Treasurer's Exhibit,
(recorded on the next page.) 1871.
| Receiving Tomb | $6000. – |
| Raising old Fence, and filling, and new Fence at Watriss Lot _ | 3000. – |
| Repair of Buildings on Stone Farm | 2000. – |
| New Greenhouse | 2150. – |
| Alterations at Engine=house new Carpenter's Shop, &c. | 1300. – |
| Survey of Stone Farm | 250. – |
| Repairs of Gate=house, Chapel and Tower | 250. – |
| ___ | $14.950. – |
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