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U N I V E R S I T Y OF I L L I N O I S .

[Jan. 17

Treasurers

Br.

Report—Concluded.

1910. Dec.

Received from D. A. K. Steele, actuary, for credit of College ofl Medicine fund. !$ 1,318 97 Received from D. A. K. Steele, actuary, for credit of College of Medicine fund. * 578 66 Received from W. B. Day, actuary, for credit of School of Pharmacy fund 115 00 Received from W. B. Day, actuary, for credit of School of Phar-| macy fund 120 00 Received from State Auditor, for credit of general fund 450,766 99 Received from S. W. Shattuck, comptroller, for credit of general fund. 1,000 00 13 Received from W. B. Day, actuary, for credit of School of Pharmacy fund 165 00 Received from O. E. Staples, chief clerk, for credit of general fund! 10,000 00 Received from "W. B. Day, actuary, for credit of School of Pharmacy fund 55 00 30 Received from W. B. Day, actuary, for credit of School of Pharmacy fund 10 00 $1,495,158 21 Cr. By amount paid out of general fund, as per list of warrants herewith. [$435,727 82 By amount paid out of College of Medicine fund, as per list ofl warrants herewith 23,070 78 By amount paid out of School of Pharmacy fund, as per list of warrants herewith. 1,590 90 By amount paid out of Agricultural Experiment Station fund, as 6,909 49 per list of warrants herewith Balances— General fund College of Medicine fund School of Pharmacy fund Agricultural Experiment Station fund. $998,786 42 21,067 71 5,498 67 2,506 42 1,027,859 22 $1,495,158 21

Dec.

$J467,298 99

Respectfully submitted,

H. A. H'AUGAN,

Treasurer.

UNIVERSITY TELEPHONE SERVICE.

President James presented the following report of the supervising architect, which was received for record:

URBANA, Dec. 3, 1910.

To the Committee on Buildings and Grounds, Board of Trustees, University of Illinois: At the request of President James, I submit herewith a report on the University telephone service. The expenses to be met on account of this service are the supplies and labor for the maintenance of our own automatic system, which we estimate at $3.00 per year per telephone, amounting at present to $579.00; the installing of new telephones (from cable terminals) will average about $5.00 for wiring to each instrument, $4.00 for the switch-board bank, $13.50 for the selector to go on the switch-board, and $14.00 for the desk instrument, making a total cost for installing a new telephone of $32.50. It has been customary to charge the departments with the expense of the desk telephones and selector,.and to charge the labor of installing and the switch-board bank against the special telephone appropriation. We have direct connection through our switch-board with the Champaign and Urbana Home Telephone Company's lines, and we are operating under