Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1922 [PAGE 317]

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1921]

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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(a) Total number Students in Basic Course 1816 (b) Total number Students in Advanced Course.120

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Total 1936 (a) Total number of Officers assigned to Unit 14 (b) Total number N. C. O's. assigned as Asst. Instructors 8 (c) Total number other enlisted men assigned to Unit... 80 (d) Total number Government animals assigned to Unit. 160 (e) Total number motor-driven vehicles with Unit 14 4. (a) Yearly cost to Government for pay, quarters, heat and light of Officers shown in 3 (a) $ 61,452.00 (b) Yearly cost to Government for the pay, quarters, heat, light, subsistence and clothing of enlisted men as shown in 3 (b) and 3 (c) 126,040.00 (c) Yearly cost of forage, veterinary service and all other expenses of maintenance of 3 (d) 23,472.00 (d) Yearly cost of maintenance and operation of motor vehicles, including gasoline, oil, etc 1,480.00 Total $212,444.00 (a) Yearly cost to Government for commutation of uniforms for the student body Nothing (b) Yearly cost to Government for issue uniforms for students on basis of $25.00 per uniform 48,400.00 (c) Yearly cost to Government for commutation of subsistence to advanced Course Students 9,667.00 6. All other expenses to Government for maintenance of Unit not covered by 4 and 5 (such as drayage, street car fare, postage, stationery, etc.) $ 1,732.00 7. Average yearly cost to Government per Student (Divide total of 4, 5, and 6 by total of 2) 140.00 8. Estimated enrollment, 1921-22: Advanced course, 179; Basic Course, 2600 5.

This report was received for record.

P R O C E D U R E IN F I X I N G LABORATORY F E E S

(23) A recommendation that hereafter all recommendations for establishing a new laboratory fee or for changing established laboratory fees shall be made by the head of the department concerned or by the equivalent officer and shall be sent by him to the dean with his reasons for making the recommendation. The dean shall endorse on the papers his own views with reasons therefor and send them to the Comptroller, who in turn shall send his endorsement with reasons to the Provost for final action and presentation through the President of the University to the Board.

On motion of Mrs. Blake, these regulations were adopted.

S A L E O F I L L I N I HAUL C A F E T E R I A E Q U I P M E N T

The following statement: The Board has voted not to renew the lease for Illini Hall, (page 235). The Illinois Union has leased the building and has asked for the use of the kitchen and dining room equipment belonging to the University which is now in the cafeteria in the basement. The inventory (cost) value of this equipment is approximately $10,000. The Comptroller estimates a present value of from $6,000 to $7,500. I recommend that the President of the University be authorized to rent this equipment to the Illinois Union on such terms as to amounts and times of payment as may be agreed upon.

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