Trustees Records, Vol. 6, 1875, page 19

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He may also furnish to a proprietor making special applica-
tion therefor, for stated periods, a ticket to ride into the
Cemetery on horseback.

The public shall be admitted, to walk, on any day excepting
Sundays and holidays.

Strangers or other persons may be admitted with carriages
by written permission of any Trustee, of the Secretary, Treas-
urer or Superintendent.

The tickets or permits herein provided for shall be subject in
all respects to the further regulations of the Trustees.

The Trustees may at any time restrict the admission of non-
proprietors.

ARTICLE IX.
SECRETARY, TREASURER AND SUPERINTENDENT.[this phrase in smaller font]

The Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent shall each
communicate to the others promptly and fully upon all matters
necessary to the most complete and efficient discharge of the
duties of their respective positions. They shall keep the
Trustees and the various committees thereof constantly advised
of the transactions in their several departments, to the end that
nothing be omitted likely to aid the Board in the administration
of their trust. They shall render to proprietors and others
having business at the office in Boston, or at the Cemetery,
every facility and assistance consistent with the character and
purposes of the Corporation. They shall neither of them
receive any other pay or fee than has been provided by the
By-Laws or by the Rules and Regulations. If a proprietor or
any other person tender to either of them a payment, gift or
service, intended as a reward, or calculated to influence or
embarrass their official action, or to disturb confidence in them
the circumstances shall be immediately reported to the Trustees
for their consideration. Neither shall they, or any other person
in the employ of the Corporation, engage in buying and selling
lots or parcels of ground in the Cemetery, excepting under the
direction of the Committee on Lots, and in the manner provided
by the By-Laws or by the Rules and Regulations.

The Secretary and Treasurer shall occupy the same office
rooms in Boston. Their office hours shall be from nine o'clock,
[note: a number "3" below the word Boston, above, in a smaller font}