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1909]

PROCEEDINGS OP THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

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RESEARCH LABORATORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. The research work of this laboratory was started in 1897 in cooperation with the office of Experiment Stations of the U. S. Department of Agriculture. The first researches in animal nutrition of this laboratory were made to determine the food requirements of men. From 1897 to 1907, the U. S. Department of Agriculture assisted this Research Laboratory by granting during this period of ten years $7,500.00 to aid our researches. December 14, 1898, the Board of Trustees of the University appropriated $500.00 for investigations upon foods and the nutrition of man. (See twentieth report of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, pages 27 to 40). July 21, 1905, the trustees further appropriated $2,000.00 to continue the investigations in nutrition of this laboratory. (See the twentythird report of the Board of Trustees of University of Illinois, page 130). In addition to the above ^appropriations, the University of Illinois, during the years 1903 to 1907 furnished this Laboratory $6,000.00 for research work in nutrition upon man and the lower animals. During the two fiscal years 1907 and 1908, this research laboratory was granted by the Trustees of the University through the College of Agriculture, $11,500.00 per year for investigations upon animal nutrition, and $5,000.00 for the two years for researches upon human nutrition. There has been published from this Laboratory thirty-six bulletins or papers (in all approximately 985 pages) giving the results of researches upon animal nutrition as related to man or the lower animals. At present we have the material necessary for the publication of eighteen additional bulletins and papers (in all approximately 2,750 pages). The manuscripts for somewhat more than half of these publications are now nearly ready for the printer. Moved by Mr. Grout and seconded by Governor Deneen t h a t the recommendation of Professor Grindley be concurred rn, and that the sum be charged to the balance of the appropriation for the Veterinary College and Eesearch Laboratory by the Legislature. Before the vote was taken attention was called to the fact that a quorum was not present. Thereupon the matter was laid over until a .subsequent meeting. The board adjourned.

W. L. ABBOTT,

W. L. PILLSBURY,

President..

Secretary.