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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Mr. Theo. Tieken, Curator, $36 per month. Mr. Geo. Johnson, Engineer, $40 per month. Mr. J . McClain, Janitor, $25 ner month. Mr. Assistant Janitor, beginning October 1st, $25 per month. Mrs. E . R. LeCount, Surgeon Nurse, $30 per month. Mr. C. C. Hummel, Druggist, $15 per month. Mr. C. A. Albrecht, Druggist, $15 per month. Miss Grace Bryant, Librarian, $40 per month. Dr. W. A. Pusey, Secretary, $41.66 per month. Professor W. A. Evans, Pathological Laboratory, $50 per month. Professor J . A. Wesener, Chemical Laboratory, $75 per month. Professor A. Gehrmann, Bacteriological Laboratory, $25 per month. Professor E . G. Earle, Histological Laboratory, $25 per month. Professor W. T. Eckley, Anatomical Laboratory, $60 per month. Dr. Rachelle Yarros, Obstetrical Out-Door Department, $25 per month. Professor J . H. Curtis, Superintendent Dispensary, $20 per month. Dr. C. C, O'Byrne, Assistant Superintendent Dispensary, $20 per month. Professor F. E. Wynekoop, Biological Laboratory, $10 per month. Professor W. E . Coates, J r . , Experimental Research Laboratory, $10 per month, C. C. O'Byrne, Assistant Pathological Laboratory, $10 per month. You will observe in this list that we have increased the salaries of only two persons over those paid last year— Mr. J . S. Tomlinson, Superintendent, whose services have been invaluable to the College, is increased from $75 to $83.33 per month, beginning September first. Professor Eckley is increased from $50 to $60 per month, beginning October first. And the additions to the salary list of the names of Drs. Yarros, $25; Curtis, $20, and O'Byrne, $20, beginning July first. And Drs. O'Byrne, Wynekoop, and Coates, added to the salary list at $10 per month each, beginning October first. Tn addition to this regular salary list it will be necessary for ns to" appoint a limited number of senior students as assistants in the various laboratories, whose compensation will be a reduction or remission of fees, instead of a cash salary. The number of such students will approximately be the same as last year, possibly one or two additional. Our endeavor has been to keep the salary list down to as small a point as possible, compatible with efficient services: and while most of the teachers on the salary list expected an increase this year, we believe they will be satisfied to continue for at least another year under these recommendations. Approved, Very truly yours,

W M . E. QUINE, Dean. D. A. K. STEELE, Actuary.

T h i s paper was referred to t h e C o m m i t t e e o n t h e School of Meclizine.

ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY. CHICAGO, August 26, 1898.

To the Board of Trustees of the University oj Illinois. GENTLEMEN:—At a meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois School of Dentistry, held on the 17th day of August, 1898, I was requested by said stockholders to make application to the University of Illinois to become affiliated with said University as its Dental Department. In making said application I will say that the Columbian Dental College was incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois, January the 16th, 1893, with a capital of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), all of which was fully subscribed and paid in.