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PKOOEEDINGS OF BOARD OF

PAPER E—ESTIMATES.

TRUSTEES.

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Quarter ending September 30, 1894. Additional amount needed for wages Building and repairs. Board expense. Books and publications Botanical apparatus Bulletins "Chemical apparatus Fuel and lights Incidentals Printing, stationery, and postage Salaries Seeds and trees 'Tools and supplies "Wages 'Testing durability of timber Expenses of delegate to meeting of Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations Total From Station farm fund— For wages ; Quarter ending December 31, 1894.

$100 00 $25 00 50 00 275 00 10 00 1,100 00 25 00 100 00 15 00 15 00 1,500 00 30 00 100 00 550 00 50 00 50 00 $3,895 00

$450 00

The^ Board has appointed Dr. Burrillto represent^the Experiment Station of this University at the meeting of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, to be held in Washington, November 13, 1894, and asks approval of this appointment. The Board has not planned any new work for the coming quarter, but will enlarge somewhat its feeding experiments in order to investigate more fully than has been done heretofore the value of wheat for feeding purposes. It will also make some additions to the forestry plantation by planting some 100 trees each, of Kentucky coffee and of mulberry. It is further proposed to -do much more work than heretofore in the way of testing the durability of timber grown in this state. Respectfully submitted,

T. J. B U R R I L L ,

President Board of Direction. * I also submit an application from Miss Anita M. Kellogg, Director of the Woman's Gymnasium, asking for an appropriation for current expenses and for some additional light apparatus. In view of the fact that the attendance of students in that department is double what it was last year, I recommend that $70.00 be appropriated for the services of a piano accompanist and $200.00 for the other purposes suggested. I submit a communication from the professor of military science asking for an appropriation of $50.00 for the purchase of additional swords for officers of the battalion, consequent upon a re-organization thereof, and recommend that it be granted.. Also a communication from the professor of pedagogy requesting an appropriation for current expenses in his department, and recommend that :$150.00 be granted. Also one from the Principal of the Preparatory School, of similar import, andirecommend that $200.00 be granted. Also one from Dr. Burrill requesting that provision be made for employing assistance in the bacteriological laboratory, to the extent of $5.00 per week for the fall term, and recommend that it be granted. Also one from Professor Charles M. Moss for $150.00 for the purchase of material and supplies to be used in the Greek department, and recommend that it be granted. Also one from Professor Talbot for material and appliances in the laboratory of applied mechanics, and recommend that $185.00 be allowed.