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1862-10-06_com-GardenerSpoonerReport-p2_2021_004_045

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Report of Comee on communication
of Wm H. Spooner -
recommending abolishment of office
of Gardener & resumption of
care of all lots. -
Oct. 6, 1862
REad & Adopted -
A. J. C.

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Note: Trustees finally accept Wm. H. Spooner's resignation as gardener and recommend abolishing the position, referring all care of lots to Superintendent

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