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1909]

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY.

CHICAGO, I I I . , Dee. 11, 1909.

To the Board, of Trustees of the University of Illinois: The Committee on School of Pharmacy recommends that the lease of the building now occupied by the School of Pharmacy be extended for as long a term as the present option will allow and that the comptroller be instructed to secure the desired extension.

CHARLES DAVISON, MARY E. BUSEY, W. L. ABBOTT,

Committee on School of Pharmacy. The report of the committee was adopted by the following vote: Yeas, Messrs. Abbott, Crebs, Grout, Hatch and Moore, and Mrs. Busey and Mrs. E v a n s ; nays, n o n e ; absent, Governor Deneen, Messrs. Blair, Davison and Meeker and Mrs. Alexander-Bahrenburg. BUDGET FOR 1909-1910.

CHICAGO, I I I . , Dec. 14, 1909.

To the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois: Your Committee on the School of Pharmacy recommends the approval by the board the budget of the School of Pharmacy for the year 1909-10 as follows: For instruction $ 8,785 00 For services , 2,610 00 For expenses 11,270 00 For taxes. 3,000 00 Total '. $25,665 00 The estimated income of the school is: Tuition fees from students, basis of attendance of 200.. $15,000 00 Laboratory deposits 2,000 00 State appropriation 10,000 00 Total Balance 27,000 00 $1,335 00

MARY E. BUSEY, W. L. ABBOTT,

Committee on School of Pharmacy. The budget was approved by the following vote: Yeas, Messrs. Abbott, Crebs, Grout, Hatch and Moore, and Mrs. Busey and Mrs. E v a n s ; nays, n o n e ; absent, Governor Deneen, Messrs. Blair, Davison and Meeker and Mrs. Alexander-Bahrenburg. A communication was received from Sister Benigna asking for reduction of her fees as a student at the School of Pharmacy. On motion of Mr. Abbott, a reduction of $50.00 in her fees was .authorized.

D O N A T I O N S OF L A N D .

The secretary presented two deeds conveying for the nominal consideration of one dollar, one a tract of land in Bureau county, and the other a tract of land in Woodford county, for the use of the Agronomy department of the University.