Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1936 [PAGE 771]

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Physical Education for Men 1 5 . . Physical Education for Men 3 4 . . Physical Education for Men 4 3 . . Physical Education for Women 73 (Sections B, C, and 0) Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics Physics 3a 3b 8a 8b 15 17 44a 44b 46 61 72a 72b 97 98 131a ia 3a 3b 5 6 7 102 103

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Psychology 3 Railway Engineering 5 Railway Engineering 8 Railway Engineering 62 Spanish 25

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PROPERTY OF JUDGE O. A. HARKER ON CHALMERS AND WRIGHT STREETS (44) At a recent meeting of the Board a report was made that the property of Judge O. A. H a r k e r at the northwest corner of Chalmers and Wright Streets in Champaign, across from the Woman's Building and Lincoln Hall, is or soon will be for sale. No action was taken. A communication has been received from Judge Harker's family specifically inquiring if the University will be interested in purchasing the property. There is also presented herewith a report from the Director of the Physical Plant Department concerning the purchase of this property, which is handed herewith to the Secretary of the Board for record. No action w a s taken on this matter. SETTLEMENT OF HART MORTGAGE (45) The settlement of the H a r t mortgage authorized by the Board on January 24, 1936 (Minutes, page 516), included acceptance of $4,500, par value, of orders issued by Franklin County to Marion H a r t , one of the signers of the notes held by the University, to be assigned to the University. This proposal was in accordance with a letter from Mr. Carter Harrison, Attorney of Benton, who was handling this matter. Mr. Harrison writes that this figure was a mistake on his part and that the correct amount of the Franklin County orders offered in partial settlement of the mortgage is $4,125. This was the figure given to the Comptroller about three and one-half years ago when he discussed the settlement with Mr. H a r t and others. It is apparent that this was an error, but since the action of the Board was based upon the acceptance of $4,500, par, of Franklin County orders, I now recommend that the terms of the settlement be modified to provide for the acceptance of $4,125, par, of Franklin County orders issued to Mr. Marion Hart.

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