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1903.]

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,

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8. That James Harvey P e t t i t be appointed Assistant in Soil Fertility on thtf College Side at $300, and Assistant in Soil Analysis on the Station side a t $900' from the State Station Fund. 9. That the salary of Edward Murray East, Assistant in Chemistry, be* $1,000, and paid from the State Station Fund. 10. That the salary of William Franklin Pate, Assistant in Chemistry, be $840 y and paid from the State Station Fund. 11. That the salary of Jeremiah George Mosier as Instructor in Soil Physics' in the College be $600, and as Chief Assistant in Soil Physics in the Station be $800. 12. That the salary of Fred Eandall Crane, Instructor in F a r m Mechanics, be $1,200 from September 1st, and paid from the College Funds, and paid in ten installments. 13. That Dwight Stout Dalbey be appointed Instructor in F a r m Crops for ten months from September 1st, at $75 per month. 14. That Arthur James Glover be appointed Superintendent of Dairy Field Work, Elgin District, at $2,000 per year. 15. That John William Lloyd be appointed Assistant Professor of Olericulture in the College at $1,200, and Chief Assistant in Horticulture in the Station, at $400. 16. That Charles Spencer Crandall be appointed Assistant Professor in> Pomology and Chief Assistant in Pomology in the Station, and that his salary be $1,500, of which $600 shall be paid from the College Funds and $900 from Station Funds. 17. That Alvin Casey Beal be appointed Instructor in Floriculture at $85 per month for twelve months, and paid from College Funds. 18. That the salary of Fred Henry Eankin, Superintendent of Agricultural College Extension, be $1,800, and paid from College Funds. 19. That the salary of Catherine McCallum Mclntyre be $1,200, and that $200 be paid from fhe State Station Fund, and $1000 from the United States Station Fund. 20. That the salary of Grace Johnson Maxwell, Stenographer, be $55 per." month. New Appointments. 1. That I r a Obed Schaub be appointed Assistant in Chemistry in the Experiment Station at $70 a month for twelve months, and paid from Station Funds. 2. That Clifford Willis be appointed Assistant in Soil Physics in the College and Station at $1,000, and that $300 be paid from College Funds, and $700 from Station Funds. 3. That Curt August Schroeder be appointed Assistant in Chemistry in the Experiment Station a t $70 a month for twelve months. I recommend t h a t the recommendations of Dean Davenport touching additional employes be approved as follows, and that the President be authorized to make engagements so far as suitable men can be found: Agronomy— 1. An Assistant in Soil Physics, both in the College and Station, salary $l,000 r divided equally between College and Station. 2. An Assistant in F a r m Crops, because of Mr. Shamel's continued absence r salary $60 a month for ten months. 3. Two Assistants in Chemistry in connection with the soil and corn investigation work, salary $720 to $840.

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