question, with the registration officer and Have such question passed upon andsettled by the proper officers of the MicMgan Agricultural College, previous toregistration. Any student who registers improperly under this rule snail, whendiscovered, "be required to pay not only tne proper non-resident fees, out shall"be assessed as an addition to the annual fee*for that year, the sum of #10.

RESOLVED, further, That "before any student's registration is accepted Dythe departmental registration officer such officer shall place in the hands- ofthe prospective student a copy of this regulation andaalso of the rules of theState Board of Agriculture with respect to the determination of residence.

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the letter from H. If. Loud*e Sons Company In

reference to right of way over certain college lands was referred to Mr. A. C.

Carton for report as to value and other particulars. - :

On motion <&f Mr. Waterbury, the expense accounts of the "board members

were approved.

On motion of Mr. Wallace, the summer school is to be held in abeyance

until the financial affairs of the College are definitely arranged.

On motion adjourned.

Right of wayover College;lands.

Summer schoo:held inabeyance. ;

Secretary.

June 10, 1 9 1 ^

ooooooooOoooooooc

MEETING OF THE STATS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE

President's Office

,1:30 P

Present, President Snyder, Messrs. Graham, Dcherty, Waterbury, and Wood-

I

man

The members having had copies-, the minutes of the previous meeting were j .

approved without reading. I

On motion of Mr. Graham, it was decided to carry out the summer school, [Summer••-.-. [school to b<

and to pay to the instructors from the several departments whom the president and jcarried out;the head of the department may select, an additional salary amounting to ten per

cent, of their regular salary. : .

[Salaries pp1 instructors,

On motion of Mr. Doherty, Mr. M. M. McCool was elected professor of soils (Mr.McCool ;• • • •' . ' • • • • • • • • • • • - . . • . -. [ p r o f e s s o r > C J

and soil physics:. - .... . .- (sells.-On motion of Mr. Graham, the president was authorized to appoint a ccmmit4

. 1T0 investi-tee_v with power to act, to investigate the question of addres so graphs". The presi- j g a t e l

• ' . • • • ' • . i

dent appointed as such committee-the secretary, Dean Shaw-, and Mr. Baldwin.

The president presented a letter from .professor French,.•• in reference to

free scholarships, which was on motion referred to the secretary and Professor

French for further consideration and report. • • . . ! , . . ' :On motion of Mr, Waterbury, the request-of Dean White- asking permission I .

• • [To attendfor herself and Miss: Agnes Hunt, professor of domestic science, to attend the meet-keeping ot

, . • . , • • j A i n . A s s n . o f •ing of the American Association of Home Economics, at Western Reserve-University, JHomeEconoinlKJune 30 tc July 3;» with expenses paid, was granted.

iscgraphs^ /j ^ <

JFree schol-jarships..-, ..

; jli

On motion of Mr. Graham, the president was authorized tc confer-the

following, degrees-̂ - - - . . '

. For Bachelor of Science.

Alderdyce, John Carl.Aldrich, Henry Slwood, Jr.. Allen, Heman HawthorneAtchison, Marjorie CorneliaBaKer, Philip CustenBarman, Donald EvendenBar.net t", FranK W.Bartlett-", MaeBeach, Harold Charles.Bee-be* Henry KirKeBell, Winifred-Bird, Harold SterlingBirdsall, Albert LucienBlacfcfcrd., GeorgeBcrden, Clinton TheodoreBradford, Florence AnnaBranch, Archie BenjaminBrewers, Isabelle GrahamBrimmer, Almira ElizabethBrown, Darwin GilbertBrown| Robert rAbernathyBurt, Ernest HillCalrow, PaulCardwell, Irwin LutherCarter, Fred LcssingCarter, Nell GraceCaryl, Ralph EmersonChambers, Mart AlexanderClarK, Karl SamuelCcbb, Ollie ChristopherCcclcroft, Wright SemionCollier, Roberta WhaleyConway, Lester GeorgeCcnway, Thomas- EarlCoons, Austin LuceCorbett, Lucy RoseCoryeil, Ralph IvanCotts, GerritfrCox., Charles ChesterCrane, Henry Bla&esleeCreswell, Gladys PaulineCurren. May KateCushman, Dewis DavidDaniels, Axie Wolcott^Dean, Samuel MillsDelzell, Harold Webster,Dendel, Lloyd peterDodge, Ralph JohnDodge, Sophie DaneDoolittle, Sears PolydoreDorgan, Albert WilliamDub ey, Wai lace JayErnsberger, Benjamin HarrisonFairchild, H e r JamesFccte, James HaroldPralicX, Burton LeonardFrancisco, Donald WilliamFreeman, Ver ne AlonzoFuller, Lorena MayGamble, Florence RosamondGarloclc, Clayton Ross-Garner, Ava GeneGauthier, George EarlGeidhof, peter SduardGitosen, Edmund HarrisonGifford, Chester WarrenGilbert, Francis Charles ;C-illsert', George Dwightr

Goss-, Robert WhitmoreGraham, Mary 311enGranger, Fred L.Griggs, Marl: KidderGruzitj Csv/ald Martin

Hainee-, Paul By ramHalL, Harry Cla-rKHamilton, Roy MerwinHart, Ernest, Jr.Hays, Blanche GallagherHimmel'berger,, Leo RansomHinger, Theodore Richard FrederickHodgiins, Richard Davis-HoicoirfD, Benjamin JohnHolllnger, Altert HaroldHulse, Leon Claris:Hunt, John Rohrabacherirvin, Roy Foster .Jennings, Ralph DlclciescnJensen, Ove: FredericsJohnston, James CannonKaiser, Bertha ElizaoethKaplan, HarryKeMer, Reuben NathanielKinney, UormanKirU:, Frances- ElizaKirshman, IrvingKittredge, Ray ReedKunze, Emil LeoKurtz-, Murl ByronLacey, Ued WilliamLanrton, William WalterLemmon, Zora AliairaLevin, Ezra,.Liverance, Grace FeraeLcngnecker, John W.Lowe, Harvey JamesMaclnness, Jessie VineMcArdle, Clare SloanMcCarthy, Rotert JohnMcGill, Martin Van BurenMains, Gerald Harper:Margolis, Atcraham Isaac:Marlclewitz, Emil Al"bertiMason, Will Lawrence:Merwin, Charles LeoMillDurn, Lessiter CraryMinogue, Roland EdwardMogge, Uorton. WilliamMccre, Leda-AugustaMueller, Frederick HenryMyers, Charles-FayetteMyers, Glemn- HerbertHagler, Floyd AugustiTewiiall, George AdoiphMlscn, CarlNixon, Allen RobertSTixon, Lenore LucileiTorman,- Roy Palmer.Uorthway, Jennie JuanitaPaine, MaxwellL JuddPeabody, Ethel AlvinaPettie, John AllenPheips, Fran& EmersonPicicett̂ RuthPicXford, Verne CiceroPlerson, Datus MyronPinney, Charles Elden.

Fred BurtonMargaret

Pu'olow, Henry LantZLPurmell, David MaxRamsay, Hazel GeraldineRaven, Emmett LeroyRead, L©ren w.Renv/icic, Janet Serene-Rhead, Clifton CharlesRogers, Bessie Louise

Rogers, Clara GraceRooK, Herman Frederic*RusseilL, Melvin AlvordRutherford, Rath IreneSchmidt, Fran* WilliamScott, Edv̂ in BertramSeibert, James ThompsonShaver, Thomas Ray, Jr.Sheldon, Herbert JeromeSly, Marion MargueriteSmith, George EdwardSmith, George ThomasSmith, Harold LeonardSmith, Lewis AoramSmith, Muriel ElizabethSnyder, Robert MifflinSomerville, George ArthurSpaulding, Chester AugustusSpencer, Horman MillerStaples, Henry LordStarr, Alan RoyStorm, Ray HerbertStorrg, Zar Warnerstover, Agnes EmmaStreat, Rhudolph WeberTaylor, Clyde HomerTemple, Fred WilliamThompson, Ellen Elizabeth

Titus, Lucile MarrTobias-, Katheryn WinifredToland, Don prentiss-WeaverTolchan, AlexanderTouscany, Lewis JosephTurner, RuthTuss-ing, Mabel IreneValleau, Merle EttaVan Orde-n, Bertha LillianVasold, Herbert BismarcicVatz, Abe ManuelVql2t', Emil ConradWatiins,- Edna WellsWestcn, James WadeWheeler, George RelyeaWhitney, Jessie MargaretWhittaker, Guy Malcolmwiefcens, Gertrude HelenWiiiison, Catherine BerniceWilson, Raymond WilliamWood, Alice NancyWoodman, John GrayTUncicer, Truman Georgezeluff., Ulrich ConradZwic&ey, Alleda

Master of science.

Fisher, John Walton 'I3i Thayer, Paul

Master of Agriculture.

Spurway, Charles Henry *09

Master of Horticulture.

Beyle, Jesse' George '08 Conolly, Henry Milton

Mechanical Engineer.

Bowerman, Myron Ralph '09 Balbach, Ed?/ard

'00

OS

Civil Engineer.

Barnett,-Howard Hasweili '06Gould, Fletcher Amos "07Sherman, Harold Clinton *0S

Lambert, John Robert-Lyon, Roy Robert

•06•09

IJegrees

to

be.

IConferred

The president presented the resignation of Fred BaKer as professor of

forestry, which was, on motion of.Mr. waterbury, accepted.

The president also presented a letter from Lieut. DeLancey, in reference

to an indoor target range, which^was discussed, but upon which no action was tafcen.

On motion of Mr. Graham, the secretary was authorized to pay the salary

of the ia'te: Jesse J. Myers up to September 1,

The president presented a communication from Professor Taft, and a peti-

tion from institute workers, for increase per diem. On motion of Mr. Doherty, it

was decided that no increase should be made during the coming year, and that the

expenses of farmers* institutes should be confined to the appropriation that is

made. • •

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the secretary was authorized to build a new

porch on the house occupied by professor Vedder.

Resignation:I o f F r e d •'.-••;Baicer. : ;:;

Targetrange.

Salary ofthe lateJ.J.Myers-.'

Ho increasefor insti-tute

porch,

I . Approve exf: pensas of.'Prof .Barr O\B

' also ofengineering

: instructors

iIIS ;

• : ! : •

':il-

IIi

M.E.Duciclesto aid inboys' &girls'clubwortc.

M.A.C.topay hisexpenses.

Prof.Bus- itace vice-:director.

Salaried

and their

salaries-

for the

ensuing

year.

On motion of Mr, Waterbury, the expenses of Professor Barrows in

attending the funeral of the late Jesse J. Myers were approved.

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the expenses of the engineering instructors

in attending students upon their annual trip of inspection were allowed.

Dr. Mumford, communicated the following proposition from Mr. 0. H. Benson,

specialist in charge of the boys' and girls' club wortc for the United States De-

partment of Agriculture:

"If you can arrange through the College of Agriculture to pay thetravelling and subsistence expenses of Mr. M. S. Duckies for a period of three*months, beginning June 1 or June 15, professor Smith has authorized me to statethat the Department will be able and willing to pay him at the rate of #100 amonth for his salary". '

On motion of Mr. Woodman, authority was given to pay the expenses of

Mr. Uucia.es- as .per the above proposition, up to $160.00,

On motion of Mr. Woodman, and upon recommendation of Dean Shaw, professor

Eustace was appointed vice-director of the experiment station.

On motion of Mr. Graham, the list of salaried employes for the ensuing

year, and the salaries to be paid, as shown below, was approved.

present salary. Increase, salary.

J . L. SnyderB. A. FaunceBlanche Burchard

• A, M. Brown•J . Schepers.Lena M. Maxwell:Maud A.MeechLouise Walsworth-C. D. Betts-

Edith Butler

- Elida YalceleyJewel Mcltlm"• George Sheffield

-1. R. Taft

Linda landon•Elizabeth M.Palm

•L. F. NewellSimon Groat-Rowena KetehumEdna M. BinoNellie E; strudleyBernice Baicer •Ruth L. MooreAgnes JonesMary NorthElsie SchultzAdele NicholsAllyce Hatcher•Dewey A. seeley•Pred Kilieen•S. A. Bowd

PresidentCleric

II

SecretaryCashierBooKlceeperChief ClericClericPur. AgentCleric (BeginStenographer ( "

RegistrarCleri:Asst.to Registrar

Su$t.of Institutes

LibrarianASSt. «

EngineerNight WatchNurseStenographer

M ' • . ^ ̂ : :

: " • . ' • • ^ • • : : : : • : •

• . . ' ',.. • ': " • ' / : • • . . : ' '. . ... ' • • • ' • .

' • • " • • " : : : : • •

" .. • •

« :

Inst.in MeteorologyDirector Chorus-Architect

5,0001,200

750,

2,000,1,600,

900,1,000,

700.1,300,Sept.July

1,200.430.

1,200.

2,300.

1,100.700.

1,300.600.500.550.600.550.550.550.430.540.480.480.300.300.

2,500.

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.001)1)

.00

.00,00

00

0000

00000000000000000000*0000000000

100

50100,550600

200,50,

60.60,

160,

60.60.50.50.

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

,00.00

0000,00

00000000

51

21

1

1

1,

1,

1J

li

2,

,000,200750

,000,700900,,000750,900550,600

,200.430,,200.

,300.

,300.750.

,300.600.500.610.660.650.550.550.480.540.540.540.350.350.500.

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

,00,00

.00,000000000000.000000^00000000

DIVISION OP HOME ECONOMICS

• Georgia L. White•Mrs. L. L. peppard

•Agnes Hunt

Louise PreyhoferMabel LefflerEdith W. Casho

DeanInst.

Prcf.inst.inst.ASS-t.Inst.

Ddisestic Art

Dom.Sciencet! If

Musicn

Phys.Culture

lt700.001,100.00

1,600.00300.00

1,100.00700.00700.00

300.00

100.0050.0050.00

21

• 1

1

,000.00,100.00

,600.00sdo.oo,200.00750.00750.00

iiiii

I

Linda L. Himmeiein

Miss RavenMiss- Barber

Inst.House

Domestic ArtDirector - ;

Extension Womaninst* Music

800.

550.

00

001,300.00

800

1*300550

i

.00

.00 1-00 v 1

DIVISION OP ENGINEERING

•G. w. BissellIraa Muilenoacn'Victor T. Wilson•Ciiace Newman-Caroline L. HoltWalter G. Ward•Kyrcn B. c'napiri- •w. w, Micnael-Alfred Iddle-s-

DeanClericProf. DrawingAsst.Prof."Instructor"

3,000.00ii-so; ob

2,300.001,500.00900.0085D.0075.0.00750.00850.00

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

60.00

100.00

150.0050.00

100.00150.00

3,000.00540.00

2,300.001,600.00900.00

1,000.00'800.00830.00

1,000.00

•H.

-c.• R .

C.C.

K.B.A.G.M.w.

-Earl-w.

VedderWendtMeiiclcSaxtcnCadeParsons"

H. Meyers-HitchcocK

professorAss-t. •

it «

Instructorii

it

M

If

2,500.001,600.001,700.001,300.001,200.00900.00800.00

1,100.00

100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00100.00

2,500.001,700.001,800.001,400.00

1,300.001,000.00900.00

1,200.00

DEPARTMENT OP MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

J.E.E,JasJay

A.

s.T.G.

A.J.A.

PoisonKunzeEvansL. MorseSmitn

P.

R.C.W.H.

Krentfcl

HolmesCrawfordFitzgeraldPeters

Assoc. professorAS S-t. "Instructor

11 Wood Snop" Foundry" Forge

Snop. Eng.Instructor

n

2,000.001,300.001,200.001,200.00750.00750.00900.00900.00900.00730.00

1,000.00800.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

100.00

2,100.001,800.001,200.001,300.00750.00750.00

1,000.00900.00

1,000.00730.00

1,100.00800.00

PHYSICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

A.w.c.¥.0.M.

R.L.w.E.L.M.

SawyerLodgeChapmanLaycoci: 'SnowCory

professorAs s-t." of fnysice

instructor M

II II

" Elect.Eng.

2,300.001,700.001,600.001,200.001,050.001,200.00

100.00100.00

100.00200.00

2,300.001,300.001,700.001,200.001,150.001,400.00

DIVISION OF SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY

Ward GiltnerZae NorthrupE. T. HallmanCnas. ¥. Brownw. S. RODDinsRacnei. BenhamL. H. CooiedgeH.Virginia Lang-

wortiiyH. K. Wright

H. H. MclntyreLeo Himmelfcerger

Act. professorASSt. "

• M «

instructorAsst. in Bact.Inst. " "Res. Asst.

Grad, "

Grad.•Asst.n n

2,300.001,200.001,600.001,700.001,500.00"900.00

1,200.00

400.00200.00

200.00500.00

150.00150.00100.00100.00

150.00

800 to 1

500.00

2,300.001,35.0.001,750.001,300.001,600.00900.00

1,350.00

400.00200.00

,000200.00

1,000.00

•S. A. BesseyR. DeZeeuwRose M. TaylorR. P. Hifcbard

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Professor 2,200.00Asst. • 1,600.00Instructor 1,000.00

« in plant Physi- l»500.00clogy

100.00100.001&0.00

2,200.001,700.001,100.00l,;65O.OO

List Of

salaried

employes-

salaries-

for tne

ensuing

year.

• i\

in

M

List of

Salaried

Employes

and their

salaries

for the •

ensuing

year.

G. H. Coons;

Bertha Thompson

George JohnstoneJ. H. Muncie

P. S. KedzieA. J. Clark

R. c. Huston•J. R. MitchellBruce Hart such

w. ¥. Johnstons. s. King

Nonna GilChristw. A. RobinsonM. Simp-sonW. 3. Bittner

L» B. Mayne•C. B. Mitchell

] "Dora YonWaithousen-Mary P. Howes• Judson q,« Owen\Mrs. Geo. A. RcDinscn•vR. A. Swink

Instructor in PlantPathology

Instructor

1,500.00

900.00" 900.00" 900.00

Asst.in Plant Pathology^!00.00

DSPARTM3HT OP CHEMISTRY

ProfessorAssoc. " andLeader of Band

Asst.. ProfessorInstructor

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

ProfessorAsst. " of public

SpeakingInstructor

Asst.prof.Engiish• " Modern Lang,

Instructor

11 in PuD. SpeakingInstructor" Eng.& GermanInstructor

2,200.00

1,500.00850.00

1,000.001,250.001,200.001,050.001,050.001,100.00

850.00850.00800.00850.00

1,125;. 00

150.00

100,00

100.00100.00

1,650.00

1,000.00900.00

1,000.001,200.00

3,000.00

1,900.001,700.001,050.001,050.00

950.00950.00950.00950.009-50.00

100.100.100.100.

00000000

3,000.00

2,000.001,800.001,150.001,150.00

950.00950.00

• 950.00950.00950.00

r

Fl

2,200.00

100.00 1,600.0050.00 900.00

1,000.00-Lv.of AD-150.00 1,.400.00 sence150.00 1,350.00

1,050.0050.00 1,100.00200.00 1,300.00

850.00-Lv.ofAD.50.00 900,00

100.00 900.0050.00 900.00 .75.00 1,200.00

DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY

I!

:; R. H. Pettit•G . D. Shafer:

-Eugenia McDaniel-G. c. Woodin•P. s. Millen

.¥. 0. Hedrici:H. Ryder

ProfessorAsst. " andResearch Asst'.

Instructorit

2--,

2 $

1 ,

000.00

000.00000.00'900.00

200

100100

. 0 0

. 0 0

. 0 0

2,200.00

2,000.001,100.001,000.00

Apiaries & Inst.* in Beekeeping 300.00.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

100.00

ProfessorAssoc. M

• Mrs:.Minnie Hendricks,Instructor•C. S. Dunford °

• L. C. Plant•L. C. Eamons•M. F. Johnson- 3. E. Crowe

• R. H. Ree-ee-- G. G. Sraeeker•¥. w . WiDle• E. C Kiefer

p. J. Cross:

'J. P. Macklin

!•- I. J. Cortright

professorAs st. "

Instructor!l

DEPSRTII3NT OP MILITARY SCIENCE.

Instructor , 700.00 100.00

DEPARTMENT OP PHYSICAL CULTURE

professor

instructor

.00

2,500.002,000.00

900.001,000.00A rP-UTTlT./r A tVT n<2A X Jl&i&Al 1 I/O

2,500.001,5,00.001,300.001,200.00

360.001,100.001,000.001,000.001,000.00

300voq

200.00

- 200.00100.00

140.00100.00100.00100.00

2,500.002,300.00

900.001,200.00

2,500.001-700.00l,lfOQ.OO1,200.001,000.001,200.001,100.001,100.00l}000.00

800.00

500

500500

. 0 0

. 0 0

. 0 0

500.& 500

.00, 3 ,from

athletic rand100.

from (.00 1 ,College

500.

100.

00

00

DBPARTMB5HT OF ZOOLOGY

W. B. Barrows•B.B.RcseixoomF. A. Burt

A. C. Conger•V. s. LeRoy"W. ,2. Eastman

professorAsst. " Physiology

11 " Geologyinstructor

2,200.001,200.001,200.00

1,100.00900.00800.00

• «

2,200.00100.00 1,300.00100.00 1,300.00

1,000.00 to 1*200.00100.00 1,200.00100.00 1,000100100,00 900.00800.00 to 1,000.00

-R.-F.

-J.

•o.

R.•w.•A.•o.•c.•c."F.•o.'R.

-G.

•A.

-H.

P.w.S.

•P..

J.F.R.E.W.A.T.s.s.

A.

C.E.E.

Lyinan.Chamteerlain

McDaniel

Hutton

•*

3aldvrinRavenPottsWhitewaidTylerRiddellRofcey3naw/

Brown

AndersonNewlanderDennison

Louise Landstrom

- V.• F .

" J.

• c.

M.A.

F.

0.

H.*Ford i

ShoesmithSpragg:

Cox,

Linton

Spurway3. prince-

DIVISION OF VETERINARY SCIENCE-

Dean .Ass-t.Prof .of Com-parative AnatomyAsst. Prof. Vet.Science & pharra.Asst.Prof.Surgery

DIVISION OF

DSPART15ENT OF

SuperintendentLive Stoclc

3,000.00

1,900.00

1,500.001,500.00

AGRICULTURE

100.00

100.00

COLLEGE EXTENSION

1,1+00.002,000.00 .

Field Agent Farm Crops 1,100.00» » Hort.ti H

" .,. . " Forestry11 •' Dairying" " Farm MecH

Dean:

DEPARTIiiSNT OF

Asst. professorInstructor

DEPARTMENT OF

ProfessorInstructor

«•

StenographerInstructor

DEPARTMENT

Professor:Expert in Plant : v

BreedingInstructor

: . •• DEPARTMENT

Asst. Professor

2,000.001,500.00 .1,500.00850.00

1,000.003,000.00

ANIltAL HUSBANDRY

1,700.001.050.00

DAIRY HUSBANDRY

2,300.001,250.001,050.001,000.00600,00

OF FARM CROPS

2,300.00

1,700.001,300.00

OF POULTSY

1,1+00.00

DEPARTMENT OF SOILS .

Asst. professorinstructor

isW5.oo1*000.00

200.00

150.00

100.00

500.00

150.00

200.00250.00200.00100.00 .60.00

,000.00

15.0.00200.00.

200.00

3,000.00 . •

2,000.00

1,500.001,600.00 i

•

1,600.002,000.001,250.002,000.001,500.001,500.00950.00

1,000.003.500.00

•

1,£50.001,050.00 .

2,500.00-l,5i)0.001,250.001,100.00660.00

1,000.00

2,300.00• .

1,850.001,500.00

1,1+00.00

1,^6.001,200.00

List of

salaried

employes

and their

salaries

fer the

ensuing

year.

DEPARTMENT OF FARM MSCHANICS

•H. H. Musselman•Floyd l. Fogle•Andrew Watt

. S. Hudson

•w. H. FrenchS. L. t r ove r

Asst. ProfessorInstructor

1,700.00850.00900.00

150.0050.00100.00

DEPARTMENT OF FARM AND HORSES

Foreman College Farm 1,150.00 . 150.00

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

ProfessorInstructor

2,300.001,MOO.00 200.00

1,85.0.00900.00

1,000.00

1,300.00

2,800.001,600.00

• 1 • - ;

List* of

salaried

employes-,

continued

of

President

.Snyder. .

Apportion

sent.

DEPARTMENT OP FORESTRY

F. H. Sanford¥. I. Gilson-S. v.

F. Baicer.

-H% J". Eustace-C. P. Halligan-Thomas1- Gunson

R. S. Loree?.A. H. Davis-

Mumfor&- C ?. Reed-C A. Rowland

Asst. ProfessorInstructor

«Foreman Nursery

DEPARTMENT

ProfessorASSOC. "Inst.in.Hort. andSupt.of Grounds-

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Res. Asst. SoilsBulletin ClericAsst. in Hort.

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President Snyder presented His resignation as president of Michigan

Agricultural College, in the following communication:

"East Lansing, June 9, 1914.

To the Honorable State Board of Agriculture:

Resignation Gentlemen:

The class- of over two hundred to wnom I shall have the honor to. hand

diplomas- in a few days is the nineteenth class- to graduate under my administration.

For some time Mrs. Snyder and I have felt that we would wish to retire

from this strenuous life upon the completion.of twenty years of service, AS

this is the last Board meeting of the college year, I therefore tender my resigna-

tion thus far in advance that you may have ample time to select: my successor

to taXe charge-at the "oeginning of the college year, September first, 1915;.

Very respectfully,

J. L. Snyder."

On motion of Mr* Graham, the res ignat ion was la id upon the tafcle.

On motion of Mr, Bonerty, the follovvlng apportionment for the s ix •

months-, ending December 31, 1912*, was approved;

Advertising 1SSOO.OOTAgricultural Education 1,200.00Animal Husbandry•Athletics--Bacteriology;BotanyChemistryCivil: Engineering,CleaningCollege* Sx-tension:

1,50^,00

1,400.003,500.00

if 00.001,000.003,650.00

Hospitals 300.00Library 1,915>.OOMathematics^ —Mechanical Engineering 3,5DO.OOMeteorology/ — —Military Science* 985^.00Miscellaneous- - — —president's Office 4-00.00secretary's Office 1,14-0.00Physics- 8c Electrical

Engineering, i,U62.00

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112*000,006^7.00600.00300.00

850.00

For the year ending June 30,1915,

3,580.003357.00

Bulletins-Farmers* institutesSo.Haven Sxp,StationU. P. Sxp. sta.

7,000.§011,500. QQT2,000.003,000.00

The-secretary presented a letter from-Mr. A. C. Carton, state land

commissioner, in reference to the matter of right of way requested"by H, M.

Loud*s~Sons Company across the following described lands: The southeast quarter

of the northwest quarter of section siXLj the southwest quarter of the northwest

quarter of section nine; the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of -section

ten: all in town twenty-four north, range seven east. On motion of Mr. Graham,

the land commissioner was authorized to convey the right of way across the lands

afcove described for the sum of Seven hundred twenty dollars.

On motion of Mr. Waterbury, the committee on employes was authorized to

fill all vacancies-' that may occur in the list- of salaried employes.

On motion of Mr, Dcherty, the request of Mr.' C. V. R. Townsend, of the

Cleveiand-Cliffs Iron Company, for permission to let the wood "belonging tc that

company remain at the stump, on the'land, deeded to the State, until about May 1,

1915;, was granted. -

On motion of Mr. Woodman, authority was granted to erect a greenhouse,

25:-x 65-fee.tv on the east side of the present range of greenhouses,

on motion of Mr. .Waterbury, the expense accounts of the Board members

were allowed.

On motion adjourned. .

Secretary,

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MEETING OF THE STATE BOAHD OF1 AGHICULTUK3

President's Office

July i-5* 2:3G' P . M.

present, President Snyder, Messrs. Graham, Beaumont, Woodman, and

Doherty*

The minutes of the previous meeting, having fceen in the hands of the

members, were approved without reading.

ment.

H.M.Loud's-

sons Co;

granted

'right ofn • •

way across

College

lands.

Committee?to fillvacancies.

Wood al-lowed toremain, onthe stump.

To erect agreenhouse