Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1902
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1901] PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. FOR THE EXPERIMENT STATION. 211 FOR THE COLLEGE OP AGRICULTURE. General F u n d Agronomy Animal husbandry Dairy husbandry Horticulture Household science Veterinary science Office and incidentals Total From receiptsDairy husbandry $900 00 700 00 700 00 700 00 150 00 60 00 475 00 $3,675 00 $700 00 General F u n d Salaries $2,081 00 Agronomy 425 00 Animal husbandry 300 00 Dairy husbandry 300 00 Horticulture 300 00 Botany 100 00 Publications 100 00 Office and incidentals 244 00 Total $3,850 00 From receiptsOffice incidentals (being unused balance of last year) $436 51 Very respectfully submitted, A.S. DRAPER, President. The recommendations of the foregoing communication were acted upon as follows: 1. Appointment made as reoommended. 2. Recommendation approved. 3. Resolution adopted. 4. Resolution adopted. 5. Both resolutions adopted. 6. Mr. McLean moved to adopt the resolution. Mr. McKay moved to amend by referring it to the Committee on Buildings and Grounds for investigation and report, and the amendment prevailed. 7. The recommendation was referred to the Committee on Instruction, to confer with President Draper and Dr. Kinley, and with power to act. 8. The proposed amendment of the rule with regard to leaves of absence was adopted. 9. The attitude taken by the President was approved and the recommendations were referred to the Committee on Buildings and Grounds, and President Draper, with power to act. 10. Propositions (a), (b), (c) and (d) were severally adopted. SCHOOL OF PHARMACY. | IThe following communication from the Advisory Board of the School of Pharmacy was presented by Mrs. Abbott and referred to the Committee on Instruction. lo the Board of Irustees of the University of Illinois: ^The Advisory Board of Pharmacists created for the purpose of keeping the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois in touch with the practitioners of pharmacy in the State and to offer suggestions relative to the School of Pharmacy in Chicago begs leave to submit the following:
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