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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
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Charter of the City of Lake City
death, signed by a practicing physician or the
coroner, shall be first presented to the City Treas­ 146/257
urer.
Sec. 11. Burial permits shall be granted by
the City Treasurer upon the application of any
undertaker or relative or friend of the deceased.
Upon such application the Treasurer shall issue a
burial permit, specifying therein the deceased per­
son’s name, color, age, sex, condition, place, cause
and date of death, name of undertaker and name of
applicant, designating the location of the grave,
which permit shall be substantially in the following
form:
PERMIT
No........
Name of deceased.......................................................
Color............... Age........... Sex........... Married
or single....................... Place of death...................
Time of death.................................. Cause of death
............... Name of undertaker...............................
Location of grave................... Name of applicant
Date of permit...............

City Treasurer.

Upon the burial taking place, the keeper of the
cemetery shall certify upon the permit the fact
that such burial took place, and the date thereof,
together with the particular location of the grave.
Such burial permit shall be returned by the under­
taker or the person having charge of the funeral,
to and filed with the City Treasurer within three
days from the date of such burial.

Sec. 12. Any person violating any of the pro­
visions of this ordinance shall be punished by a

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