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Trees have been planted back of the University in distant groups, extending southward to the nursery grounds. Attention is called to the position and condition of the Veterinary stable. It is too near the roadway, and the wood foundation is badly rotten It should be moved westward, and placed on brick piers. The west gable of the Dormitory building was blown in, taking also a portion of the roof. This renders that portion of it untenable. Temporary protection has been made, which partially shelters it, We desire the especial attention and direction of the Board concerning the building and its future. Mr. Lewis has satisfactorily done the work in the greenhouse and on the grounds, and will continue during the summer. As the greater part of his labor is upon the grounds, and no credit is gived the Horticultural department for the plants placed in the beds, we request that his salary, $25 per month, be charged to Buildings and Grounds. All of which is respectfully submitted. D. GABDNER, ALEX. McLEAN, Committee.

The following report of the Business Agent was received, and the accounts for audit referred to Mr. Scott:

CHAMPAIGN, I I I . , June 8, 1880.

Hon. Emory Cobb, President Board of Trustees, Illinois Industrial University: SIK—I have the honor to present herewith the financial statement for the three months ending May 31. Paper A gives the current appropriations, with expenditures under the same; also, collections passing through my hands. Paper B shows the condition of the State appropriations at date. Paper C is a list of warrants drawn, with vouchers. Paper D is a list of bills on which I desire the action of the Board of Trustees. Bespectfully submitted. S. W. SHATTUCK, Business Agent.

<A" Current Appropriations, May 31, 1880.

For what paid. Board expense Salaries Buildings and grounds Fuel and lights Stationery and printing Fixtures and furniture Mechanical department Architectural " Agricultural " Horticultural " Chemical " Military " Library and apparatus Incidental expense Sundries—Physical laboratory Cabinets Domestic Science Students' examination Civil Engineering department Band instruments Fees and room rents Tuition Preparatary'year Illinois Central Bailroad, freight. Mr. Parsons' traveling expenses.. State appropriations Appropri't'd Beceived.

$300 00 14,000 00 100 00 1,000 00 600 00 100 00 289 21 166 60 4,605 84 100 100 200 75 63 30 200 10 125 00 00! 001 12 40 00 001 00 00

Expended.

$118 7,135 155 717 423 30 564 631 1,874 584 395 44 19 53 6 12 33 15 65 09 43 42| 31 86 41 95 08! 13 27 48| 631 15| 56

Balance.

$181 85 6,864 35 — 1 4 49 373 50 196 58 75 69 224 18 475 91 4,995 54 —197 73 204 87 88 13 80 52 147 37 68 32 54 60 — 3 56 200 00 7 81 1,552 63 280 80 499 90

$40 60 90 93 20 00 6 00 499 83| 930 72 2,264 65 386 35 600 00 32 401 1 0I)| "3 "35

2 19 125 00 1,552 63 665 00 499 90 384 20 61 69 2,962 29

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