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such books of record, make such reports, and perform such
other duties appropriate to his office, as the Trustees may from
time to time require. He shall engage, employ and discharge
subordinate officers at the Cemetery under the direction of the
Committee on Grounds, but may engage and discharge laborers
at his discretion, unless otherwise instructed. He shall see that
all such persons perform faithfully the servcies due from them
to the Corporation; that the contracts and orders of the
Trustees or of committees thereof are strictly complied with.
He shall also see that all persons, whether employed in the
Cemetery or visiting it, violating the laws of the Commonwealth,
the By-Laws, the Rules and Regulations, or the proprieties of
the place, are promptly dealt with by removal from the Ceme-
tery, and by prosecution if so directed or authorized by the
Committee on Grounds. He shall keep in suitable books,
provided for the purpose, all orders for work to be done, or
materials to be furnished for proprietors; which orders shall be
explicit in their terms and signed by the persons giving them.
The particulars of whatever is afterwards done or furnished in
pursuance thereof shall be fully stated and made a part of the
entry, together with the prices agreed upon or to be charged,
so that the Treasurer can make bills therefrom. He shall
make immediate reports of all interments, with full particulars
thereof; and return all orders and papers of whatever nature
connected therewith, or with disinterments or removals, to the
Secretary for permanent disposition in his office. He shall
make ample provision for prompt and sufficient attendance upon
funeral processions arriving at the Cemetery.

ARTICLE X.
VISITORS TO THE CEMETERY. [CAPS, SMALLER FONT]

The gate of the Cemetery shall be open for visitors entitled
to admission daily from sunrise until sunset.

Only proprietors, members of their households, or persons
accompanying them, or others having written permits shall be
admitted on Sundays or holidays, unless for special reasons
satisfactory at the time to the Superintendent.