Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1900 [PAGE 108]

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UNIVERSITY O F I L L I N O I S .

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4. That Miss Sue W. Ford be appointed clerk and stenographer in the office of the dean of the College of Engineering at $55 per month. 5. That Mrs. Jennie M. Laughlin be appointed clerk and stenographer in the office of the dean of the College of Literature and Arts, with the understanding that her services shall also be available to the dean of the School of Law, at $50 per month. 6. That Miss Olive F. Saxton be appointed stenographer to the President's office at $50 per month. 7. That Miss Grace Maxwell be appointed clerk and stenographer in the office of the dean of the College of Agriculture at $40 per month. 8. That authority be given for the employment of a stenographer in the office of the head librarian and director of the Library School at $40 per month.

SHOPS.

That foremen in the shops be appointed for ten months from September 1, 1899, at the compensation indicated. 1. Machine shop, Cyril B. Clark at $85 per month. 2. Wood shop, Albert R. Curtiss at $85 per month. 3. Smith shop, Henry Jones at $60 per month. 4. Foundry, Joseph H. Wilson at $60 per month.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

That the teachers in the Preparatory School be appointed as follows: 1. Edward G. Howe at $1,800 per year. 2. Clarence W. Alvord at $100 per month. 3. Lillie A. Clendenin at $70 per month. 4. Charles B. Randolph at $80 per month. 5. James W. Buchanan at $70 per month. The last four appointments to be for ten months.

WATER SURVEY.

1. That Clendon V. Millar be appointed chief assistant at $85 per month. 2. That Robert W. Stark be appointed assistant at $60 per month. These appointments to be for twelve months.

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

The council of administration recommends the appointment of the following students to fellowships at $300 each: In chemistry, Fritz Conrad Koch, Horace Chamberlain Porter. In architecture, Ralph Wilson Weirick. In mathematics, James Albert Foberg. In mechanical engineering, Oscar Adolph Leutwiler. In Latin, Greorge Henry Campbell. Also that graduate scholarships in economics, at $200 each, be given to Arthur Elijah Paine and Hadley Winfield Quaintance.

STOREKEEPERS.

1. That M. T. Lindsey be reappointed storekeeper in the chemical laboratory for ten months from September 1, 1899, at $40 per month. y 2. .That I. H. Allen be reappointed storekeeper in the electrical laboratory for the same period and at the same pay.