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On  m o t i on 

a d j o u r n e d. 

S e c r e t a r y. 

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MEETING  OF  THE  STATE  BOARD  OP  AGRICULTURE. 

P r e s i d e n t 's  O f f i c e. 

J u ne  1 3,  1 9 1 6. 

1 : 30  P.  M. 

Present, President £edzie, Messrs ** Graham, Dolierty, Waterbury and Woodman. 

The minutes of the previous meeting  having been in the hands of the mem 

bers, were  approved without  reading. 

On mption of Mr* Doherty, the recommendation of Prof* Anderson  that the 

expenses of M r. Dennison, M r. Burnett, Mr* Riddell and ^ r. Lytle in attending the 

National Holstein-Friesian Association meeting at Detroit, be.paid  by-the College, 

was  approved.  Also the transportation  expenses of Prof* Anderson in attending .the 

Official Dairy  Instructors Association at Amherst, Mass., on June 30th, were author 

ized to be paid. 

On motion of M r. Doherty, the recommendation of Dr. Bessey  that Mr* Walter 

Makemson be made half-time  graduate  assistant in Botany for next year at a salary of 

#400.00,  was approved* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the .request of Mr." Geo. H. Johnstone, instructor 

In  Botany, for leave of absence for one year without pay which was recommended by 

Dr. Bessey, with the proviso  that  it should be left  open on either  side to make the 

separation permanent, was granted. 

On motion of Mr* Waterbury, the following matters in relation to the Ex 

tension Division, as recommended by Director Baldwin, were  approved. 

(a) That the College guarantee as an offset to the Federal Smith-Lever 

fund, $33,059.35 for the ensuing fiscal year. 

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(b) That Mr* Raven be transferred from the Upper Peninsula to the College 

and be placed in charge of the state .wide Live Stock Extension Project; that Mr* 

Weston be placed in charge of the .Upper Peninsula work at a salary of #1600.00; 

and that Mr. J. A. Petrie be employed to assist Mr. Weston in the Upper Peninsula at 

a salary of #1300.00 per annum to begin July 1st* 

(c) That Miss Margaret Justin be placed in charge of the Home Economics 

extension work in the Upper Peninsula at a salary of $1200.00 per annum beginning 

September 1st. 

j DennisoES 
jBurnett% s 
H i d d en fs 
pytle's , 
<fc Ander 
son fs 
expense's 
\ be paid. 

|Makemson 
I made -g-time 
j graduate 
| assistant 
iin Botany. 

! Johnstnne 
J leave of 
jabsence 

j Matters /in:. 
|relation :K 
:to Exten-  •• 
;sion Div 
ision. 

(d) That Mr. C. L. Nash he appointed County Agricultural Agent for 

\ Branch County at a salary of fl800.00, distributed as follows: U. S. Department of 

I Agriculture  - $600.00; College - #600.00;  Branch: County  • $600.00* 

(e) That county agricultural agents be appointed for the counties of 

! Schoolcraft, Manistee and Menominee: that Mr. E* B. Hill be appointed for Menominee 

• I County at.a salary of $1500.00 distributed as follows:  U# S. Department of Agricui 

\ ture  -  $300.00; College  - $900.00: County - $300.00.  That Mr. E. G. Amos be app 

ointed for Schoolcraft County at a salary of $1500.00, distributed-as follows: U. S 

;Department of Agriculture  - $300.OOj  College- $900.00; County- $300.00*  That 

;Mr.  Prank Sandhammer be appointed for Manistee County at a salary of $1800.00 dis 

tributed as follows:  U. S. Department of Agriculture - $600.00; College - $600.00; 

;County -'$600.00. 

(f) That the salary of  Dr.. Mumford be increased $300.00, it being 

; understood that the IT. S. Department of Agriculture will pay $300.00 of his expenses'. 

The President aJLso presented the following letter from director Baldwin 

; relating to matters of interest in connection with the extension work. 

^ July 13, 1916. 

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Letter  j 
in :con-  \ 
nection  ^President.P. S. Kedzie, 
with. 
;East Lansing. Michigan. 
J}jft£fettC-  I 
l i on 
w o r k. 

IDear  D r.  Kedzie:-

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;Smith  in Washington. 

. 
I  wish  to report  on the following  business  taken up with  M r.  C. 8« 

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The  plans,for  all projects  for the year  beginning  July  1 s t, were  gone 

over  and I w as given  assurance  that  they  would  all receive  the signature  of the 
.'Secretary  except  the F a r m e r s!  Institute  Project*  They  wish  to have  this  project 
idrawn  in a way which  will  indicate  definitely  that  the work  done  is more  in the n a 
t u re  of instruction  which  will  reinforce  the work  of t he county  agents  and s p e c i a l 
i s t s.  Further  work  will  be done on this  project  to the end that  it m ay be adminis 
t e r ed  in accordance  with  the Smith-Lever A c t. 

In  B o y s1  and G i r l s!  Club work the Department agreed to allow Mr. Lind-

;emann a travel allowance of $300.00 to offset the increase in salary granted by the 
jBoard.  It was also agreed to take over $800.00 of Mr. Spaulding's salary, and to 
^give the franking privilege to both Mr. spaulding and Miss Cowles. 

The Dairy Division was consulted concerning the Cow Testing Associa 
tion Project and Mr. Rabild agreed to take over  f200.00 of Mr* Waldron's salary. 
;This will make the work co-operative and means that ultimateljr the Dairy Division 
jwill take over one-half the expense of Mr. ¥aldron*s salary and expenses. 

Some time was spent with the Office of Markets and a good deal of in 
formation gathered concerning ways in which our Department of Markets can use their 
{services, 

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wish you to know that he and all his staff always show a very generous and friendly 
^spirit toward the Michigan Agricultural College. 

My expenses on this trip were defrayed by Mr* Smith's office, and. I 

Very truly yours, 

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.  (Signed)  H. J. Baldwin, 

Extension Director. 

jstudefct Assfl 
tants to Mr. S« S. Boyce in the milk weed fibre investigation, was referred to the  !to S«S>Boyc< 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the question of furnishing student assis-| \ 

President with power to act. 

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vices in connection with the recent epidemic of contagious, diseases at the College,. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, "the bill of Dr. 0. H. Bruegel for ser-  JBruegel's 

ibill allowed 

amounting to $242.00, was allowed, 

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on motion of Mr, Graham, - the recommendation of Prof. Johnston that )J •^•ttcMillea 

Mr. J. D.-McMiiien be appointed as Instructor  in English at a salary of $1200.00 to 
take the place of ?rof, Milton Simpson resigned, was approved. 

Instr.in 
English 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  Woodman, 

t he  recommendation  of  D r.  Hallman 

t h ai 

\t 

Mr.  W.  B.  M a s s ie  be  made  G r a d u a te  A s s i s t a nt 

in  P a t h o l o gy  on  t he  b a s is  of  o n e - f o u r th 

jMa8sie,Grad< 
A s s t . in  PatH 

o l o g y. 

t i me  at  a  s a l a ry  of  $ 2 0 0 . 00  was  a p p r o v e d. 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  Graham, 

t he  recommendations  of  P r o f,  P a t t en 

t h at 

Barnum  and 
Hebard,  app-| 
,in"* 

Mr.  C.  F.  Barnum  and  Mr.  F.  F.  Hebard  be  a p o o i n t ed  I n s p e c t o rs  at  $1200.00  o er  annum,  \°^o^^ 

and  t h at  Mr.  E.  A,.DeWindt  be  a p p o i n t ed  A s s i s t a nt  Chemist  at  -slOOO.00.  were  a"or>rovedjB^Windt, 

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J s p e c t o r s. 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  Woodman,  t he  r e q u e st  of  P r o f.  P l a nt 

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f or  permission1 

;Asst.ChemisH 

to  a t t e nd 

t he  m e e t i ng  of 

t he  S o c i e ty  f or 

t he  Promotion  of  E n g i n e e r i ng  E d u c a t i on  to  be  P l a nt 

to 

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i  a t t e nd 

h e ld  at 

t he  U n i v e r s i ty  of  V i r g i n ia  June  1 9 th  to  22nd  w i th  t r a n s p o r t a t i on  expenses 

I  m e e t i n g. 

p a i d,  was  g r a n t e d. 

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On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  D o h e r t y, 

t he  P r e s i d e nt  was  a u t h o r i z ed 

to  c o n f er 

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upon  C O.  Georgesqn  t he  h o n o r a r y:  d e g r ee  of  D o c t or  of  S c i e n c e,  as  recommended  by  t he  i • 

. 
Degrees 

Faculty.  Also upon recommendation o.f the Faculty, the President was authorized to  j authorized 

c o n f er  d e g r e es  as  f o l l o w s: 

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BACHELOR  OF.SCIENCE. 

|c o n f e r r e d. 

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i-=eroy,e 

Alderman,-,Abe 
Anderson,  H a r i e tt  L o u i s a ,h 
A t c h i s o n,  W i l l i am  J o y ,a 
A t z e n h o f f e r,  A r t h ur  Herman,e 
Avery,  James  W a l k e r ,a 
Awotin,  A r n o l d ,a 
Barlow,  Glenn  A l v i n ,e 
B a r r o n,  A l l en  W i l l a r d ,e 
B a t e s,  Frank  R e e d ,v 
B a t e s,  S a d ie 
I s a b e l l e ,h 
B e a c h,  E l i n or  F r a n c e s ,h 
B e a t t y , . E l m er  E a r l ,e 
B e a t t y,  Howard  E l s w o r t h ,e 
Beden,  W a l l a ce  S e t h ,a 
B e r r y,  James  A l e x a n d e r ,a 
B e t t s,  W i l l i am  H e n r y ,e 
B i g e l o w,  Royal  G i l b e r t , e^ 
Bloemendal,  George  W i l l i a m ,e 
Boatman,  S e r e ne  A u g u s t ,f 
Began,  George  R i c h a r d ,a 
B o s,  G e r a l d ,a 
Bottomley, Myrl Elijah,a 
Brandell, Bernard Henry Andrew,e 
Brown, Waldo Berkey,e 
Brownell, Stanley  J.,a 
Buell, Warren Monroe,e 
Bunt, Floyd,e 
Cade,  Mary  B l a n c h e ,h 
Garay,Glenn  W a l d o ,a 
jGaray,  Nina  L u c i l l e ,h 
C a r l s o n, 
C a s t e r t o n,  E t h el  M a r i o n ,h 
C h i l d s ,'  F r a n c is  Marion-,a 
Clark, Harold All ison,a 
Coburn, Laurance Fred,e 
Cole, Laura M., h 
Coleman,Rose,h 
Cooper, Herbert Doddard, a 

F l o yd  A l f r e d ,a 

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Coppens, Pauline Mary,h 
Couchois,. Clifford John,v 
Cowles, Howard Elwin,a 
Crisp, Harry James,a 
Croninger, Lydia Mae,h-
Cushman, Elmer Edward,a 
Deprato, Neno Joseph,a -
Davis, Carol MarieV h 
DeYoung, Martin James, e 
Dimmick, Baomas Bur don, e 
Dunn, Percy John, a 
Edison, Helen Jean, h 
Eichelberger, Maurice Barkley, e 
Eisenlohr, Amanda Isabel, h 
Eriksen, Rudolph, a 
Pelt, Lutie? Pauline;', h 
Perle, Allan Weldon, a 
Fisher, Lawrence Drake, e 
Freeman, Milton Rush, a 
Priedrich, Oliver Henry, e 
Prost, George Barton, a 
Puller, Henry Harrison, a 
Puller, Merrill Sylvester, a 
Godfrey, Alfred John, a 
Godkin, James, a 
Gork  , lewis Henry, a 
Gorton, Walter Thomas, e 
Greve, Lyman  Tilden, f 
Gruner, Vera, h 
Hacker, Pern Geraldine, h 
Hacker, Porest Glen, a 
Haddon, Margaret  Jane, h 
Hagedorn, Frederick Arthur, a 
Halsted, Bessie Althina, h 
Hamlin, Edgar Gale, f 
Handy, Kittie Marie, h. 
Hatch, Helen Pern, h. 
Heitsch, Helen, h 

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Henning, George Leslie, a 
Hess, Samuel Otto, e 
Hinyan, Reeva Irene, h 
Hobbs, Glenn Irvin, a 
Kogue, Rozetta Julia, h 
Holihan, Glenn Gallinger, e 
Horan, Harold .John, e 
Hough, Earle Mansfield, v 
Hunzicker, Alfred Herman, a 
Hurd, Ruth !•, h 
Ide, Zelma Celia, h 
Jackson, Roland Burnard, e 
Jackson, Truman Lewis, e 
Jensen, Michael Byron, e 
Jess op, Henr^r Alexander, a 
Johnson, Charles Hans, f 
Johnson, Elsie Marie, h 
Johnson, James Merrill, e 
Johnson, Ralph. John, f 
Jones, Don Fred:, e 
Jones, Laverne, h 
Keating, Esther Anna, h 
Kelley, William  Cornelius, a 
King, Karl Burnett, a 
Kinney, John Miller, a 
Kivela, Emil Wilfred, e 
Knickerbocker, Walter George, e 
Khudson, Robert 0., e 
Kuenzli, Alice May, h 
LaFever, Albert Martin, a 
Lahym, Gladys Lucile, h 
Lankey, Francis Irving, e 
Larson, Emil Waldemar, e 
Lautner, Robert Wenzel, a 
Layer, John Uriah, e 
Lewis, Dorothy, h 
Lewis, Herdis Leo, a 
Linton, Robert Spencer, a 
Loesel, Clarence Michael, a 
Lux, Gustave Joseph, e 
McCrary, Colond Marvin, a 
MacDonald, Katherine, h 
McDonel, Karl Hanchett, a 
HeFarlane, Walter Daniel, e 
McKinley, Grace porter, h 
Maas, John Baptiste, f 
Makemson, Walter Kenneth, a 
March, Norris Elmer, e 
Martin, Charlotte Grace, h 
Martin, Edward Wheeler,.a 
Massie, Wilfred Bernard, v 
Matteson, Roy Emerson, e 
Maze, Jacob Moses Handel, a 
Meisel, Frieda Mary, h 
Melican, Martin Bernard, a 
Menery, Earl James, e 
Miller, Clayton Carrick, a 
Miller, Hiram Hewitt, a 
Miller, William Blake, a 
Milroy, Claude Baird, e 
Moll, Bernard, e 
Moore, John Morris, e 
More, Ellsworth Burnette, a 
Morrison, Victor Nelson, a 
Morse, James Lyman, e 
Morton, Henry Earl, e 
Murphy, William, a 
Nelson, Raymond, a 
Nieholls, Clarence Alfred, f 
Nobles, Charles  George, a 
Normington, Olive Louise, h 
Oakes, Henry George, e 
O^allaghan, John Washington, a 
Olin, Mae Belle, h 
01sen, Arnold Lauritz, a 
Olson, Olaf Arthur, f 
Osgood, Douglas Harry, a 
Oviatt, Clarence Roy, a 
Pardee, Lynn J«, a 
Patch, Gifford, Jr., a 
Peabody, Ford, a 
Pellett, George Watrous,. a 
Peterson, Ralph Wesley, a 
Petrie, Helen Winifred, h 

Phelps, Narcissa, h 
Pierce. Sylvester Samuel, a 
Postiff, Claude, e 
Pratt, Anna Claribel, h 
Pratt, Helen Columbia, h 
Pressler, Frederick Herman, a 
Pressley, Cecil Perth, a 
Price, Ruth M., h 
Procter, Merrill Albert, a 
Puhle, Bertha Henrietta, h 
Ralya, Lynn, a 
Raven, Clarinda Ayesha, h 
Rawson, Walt er Jone s, a 
Reed, Irvine Nixson, e 
Reed, Rhoda Robin, h. 
Richards, Charles Newton, a 
Richards, Harry John, e 
Ricker, Fred George, e 
Ritchie, Arthur John, e 
Robb, Elda Iantha, h 

. Robinette, Allan Barzilla, a 

Rood, Paul Joseph, a 
Runnells, Russell alger, v 
Russell, Nita Octavia, h 
Rutherford, anna, h 
Sales, Edward Karns, v 
Sears, Lucius Daniel, a 
Secrist, Gerald Allison, a 
Semenow, Saul David, a 
Shearer, Marshall H, a 
Shields, Oscar Simon, a 
Smallegan, Alice Elizabeth, h 
Smith, Carl Albert, a 
Smith, Everett  Grant, a 
Smith, Gideon .Edward,-a 
Smith, Justin Porter, % 
Spencer, Earl Henry, e 
Stafford, James McNutt, a 
Stanley, Leo Russell, a 
Steele, Eugene Robert, e 
Stinson, Harold Cecil, a 
Stoll, Florence Amelia, h 
Swank, Kinley Roy, a 
Swift, Leah Esca, h-
Taft, Ethel, h 
Taggart, Van Cleve, a 
Thomas, Walter Phelps, f 
Thomason, Lillie Ethel, h 
Thompson, ChesterEarl, e 
Thompson, Frank Burton, a 
Thompson, Fred Avery, f 
Torezken, Abraham, a 
Tower, Paul Vivian, f 
Trezise, Frederick William, e 
Turner, Bessie Burdick, h 
tribright, Ralph Allyn, e 
Utley, Uhl, e 
Valleau, Russell Frank, a 
VanAken, Hugh Marcus, a 
VanBuren, Jacob, e 
Vedder, Katharine Helen, h 
Wagner, Ruth Evangeline, h 
Waltz, Albert Lewis, a 
Warmington, Thomas Jeffery, e 
Warren, Gilbert Ray, a 
Waters, Carl Bliss, a 
Weaver, Lloyd Learider, e 
Webber, Henry James, e 
Wells, Louis Silas, a 
Wheeting, Lawrence Clifford, a 
White, Ralph Dexter, e 
Wilder, Louella Maud, h 
Williams, Loren, a 
Williams, Ruth Marion, h 
Willoughby, George Alonzo, e 
Wilson, Luther Earl, a 
Winslow, Arthur Banister, a 
Winston, Clarence Noble, e 
Wright, Arthur Wilbur, e 
Wright, Helen Abigail, h 
Wyant, Royce Willard, a 
Yates, Evertett Claudius, a 
2ieske, Emma Ottilie, h 

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AZRI 

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Master  of  Science 

F r e d e r i ck  Otto  Ockerblad 
Oswald  Martin  Gruzit 
Oscar  Edwin  Harrington 
Michael  I v a n o v i t ch  Wolkoff 

E a rl  Munn  Harvey 
Pau  Kwong  Fu 
Leo Julius Krakover 

Professional Degrees as Indicated. 

Henry Basil Wales,M.F. 
Clifford Worden MefcLbben, M.F. William Henry Hartman, M.E. 
Warren Wayland Hitchcock,C.E.  Floyd Herbert Valentine, M.E. 
George B. Fuller, M.E. 

Wilhelza Hielson, C.E. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, Dean Shaw was authorized to attend the " 

fourth annual conference of Agricultural  College and Experiment Station Editors 

to be held at Manhattan, Kansas, June 21st to 24th, *ith expenses paid by the '. 

College. 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the matter relating to the Newlands bill 

was referred to the President and Secretary with power to act. 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, Miss Mary E. Edmonds and Dean White were 

authorized t,o attend the meeting of the American Home Economics Association to 

tDean Shaw 
to attend 

meeting at 
Manhattan. 

Newlands 
ibill 

Miss Edmonds] 
and Miss Whi-tf 
!to attend 
meeting  at 

be  h e ld  at  I t h a c a,  STew York,  June  27th  to  J u ly  1 3 t h,  with  t r a n s p o r t a t i on  expenses;  Ithaca,ff.Y. 

paid* 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Graham,  the  recommendation  of  Dr.  McCool  t h at  L.  C. 

i 

Wheeting  of  the  c l a ss  of  1916,  be  appointed  h a l f - t i me  graduate  a s s i s t a nt 

in 

S o i ls  at  a  s a l a ry  of  #400.00,  was  approved. 

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On  motion  of  Mr.  Doherty,  t he  P r e s i d e nt  was  authorized  to  arrange  f or 

iL.C.Wheeting] 
g r a d . a s s t . i ij 
S o i l s. 

t he  d i v i s i on  of  t he  department  of  Physics  and  E l e c t r i c al  Engineering; 

t he 

jPhysics  & 
l E l e c t r i c al 

J Engineering 

E l e c t r i c al  Engineering  Department  to  be  placed  under  t he  Dean  of  Engineering  w i t h j d i v i d e d. 

P r o f.  Sawyer  at  t he  head,  and  t he  Department  of  P h y s i c s ' to  be  placed  in  thev 

D i v i s i on  of  Science  and  L e t t e rs  with  P r o f.  Chapman  as  a c t i ng  head* 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  t he  p r e s i d e nt  was  authorized  to  arrange  f or 

t he  d i v i s i on  of  t he  department  of  H i s t o ry  and  Economics.  The  department  of 

Economics  to  be  e s t a b l i s h ed  w i th  Dr.  W.  0.  Hedrick':  as  i ts  head  and  including 

w i t h in  i t,  A s s i s t a nt  P r o f e s s or  Dunford  and  an  a d d i t i o n al  i n s t r u c t o r!  and  t he 

department  of  History  and  p o l i t i c al  Science  to  be  placed  in  charge  of  P r o f. 

E.  H.  Ryder  a s s i s t ed  by  Mrs.  Hendrick  as 

i n s t r u c t o r. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Doherty,  t he  S e c r e t a ry  was  authorized  to  purchase 

an  automobile* 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Doherty,  t he  S e c r e t a ry  was  authorized  to  pay  Mr.1  .  ; 

Macklin  h is  s a l a ry  f or  t he  month  of  A p r i l, 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Graham,  t he  following  r e p rt  of  t he  Committee  on 

Employes,  as  prepared  by  t he  P r e s i d e nt  and  S e c r e t a r y,  was  adopted. 

History  and 
Economics 
d i v i d e d. 

S e c ' y . to  buj| 
automobile. 

SMacklin's 
s a l a ry  f or 
(April  pd. 

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T i t le 

Yrs.of 
Service  Col*  Exp.Sta.Ext.  Total  Increase  Total 

Present  Salary 

DIV.OF  ABRICULTURE 

Dept.of  Animal  HUBD. 

-R.  S.  Shaw 
~G.  A.  Brown, 
- W.  E.  J.  Edwards 
- R.  S.  Hudson 
* W. . 2ST»  Clark 

Dean  &  D i r. 
Asso.Prof* 
Instructor 
Supt.of  Farm 
Instructor 

14 
8 
2 
9 
1 

2300  1500 
1800  200 
1650 
1400 
1000 

Professor 
Asst•Prof* 
Instructor 

• in Cheesemaking  ij-
1 
«  « 

Dairying 

11 
4 
4 
2 
(Ifew) 

200 

2600 
1600 
1500 
1200 

720 
900 

Professor 
Instructor 
Asst.Prof. 
Res»Asso.in Crops 
(Crop Breeding) 
Grad.Asst.C-J- time)(2Tew) 

7 
1 
3 

10 

2500 
1000 
1700 

300 

450  1500 

1950 

3800 
2000 
1650 
1400 
1000 

2800 
1600 
1500 
1200 

50 

50 
50 

720 
900 

50 
100 

2800 
1000 
1700 

* 
50 

3800 
2000 
1650 
1400 
1050 

28 00 
1650 
1550 
1200 
900 
770 
1000 

2800 
1050 
1700 

1950 
400 

Asso.Professor 
Instructor 

3 
1 

1200 
900 

200 

1400 
900 

100 

1400 
1000 

Dept^Dairy  Husb. 
"~ 

-A.  c.  Anderson 
• C.  E.  Newlander 
- H.  E.  Dennison 
-W.  D.  Meltzer 
•<Ri  W.  Wyant 
•Alison  Ransford 
• J.  E.  Burnett 

Farm  Crops 
• V.  M.  Shoesmith 
• A*  L*  Bibbins 
- Joseph  F.  Cox 
• F.  A.  Spragg 

J O.  f,  Putnam 

Poultry 
o m t ry 
.  H.  Bl 
C.  H.  surgess 
-  J.  F.  Francis 

Farm  Me chan i o s 

• H.  H.  kusselman 
-  C.  ST.  Rix 
•  S.'HV  Toms 
• Andrew  Watt 
Forestry 
. A •^•Chittenden 
- V,  I%  Gilson 
J.  J.  Hendryx 
. F.  H«  Sanford 

-v 

Asso.Professor 
Instructor 

* 

7 
1 
1 
7 

1650 
800 
780 
1000 

Professor 

Asst.Professor 

2 
5 
Foreman Forest Hurs.l 
10 
Asso.Professor 

2600 
1800 
750 
2000 

2100 
2100 
1600 

1350 

2200 
1350 
1700 
1750 

2800 
1700 

3500 
1800 
1000 
1400 

8 
9 
25 

2 
2 
1 
7 

8 
3 

9 
1 
1 
6 

10  2300 

350 

200 

900 
300 

600 

2000 
800 
780 
1000 

2800 
1800 
750 
2000 

50 

3000 
2400 

1600 

200 

1350 

50 

2800 
1350 
1700 
1750 

50 

50 

2000 
800 
780 
1000 

2800 
1800 
800 
2000 

3000 
2600 
1600 
1000 
1400 

2800 
1400 
1750 
I75O 

2800 
I7OO 

50 

2800 
1750 

3500 
1800 
1000 
1400 

50 

2300 

500 

750 
900 
1200 
1000 

1200 
780 

3500 
1800 
1050 
1400 

2800 
750 
1000 
' 750 
900 
1200 
1000 
£000 
1200 
7S0 

Horticulture 
r H.  J.  Eustace 
.  C.  P.  Halligan 
• Thos.  Gunson 

• R.  E.  Loree 

Professor 
Asso.Prof. 
Asst.Prof. 
Instru ctor 

S o i ls 

:•](•  M.  McCooL 
- Geo.  M.  Grantham 
-C.  E.Millar 
• C.  H.  Spurway 

Professor 
Instructor 
Asst.Prof. 
« 
« 

Agr' 1 .Educat i on 
~~ 

• W.  fi.  French 
y Ei  £•* Grover 

Professor 
A s s t . P r o f. 

I  DIVISION  OF EUGIUEERIS5 
Dept.of  Mech'l.Engr. 

i- G.  V.  B i s s e ll 
I  -L.(  £•  F i e ld 
%  L.'  S.  Eaton 
I  J.  L.  Morse 
;• J.  A.  Poison 

Dean 
Asst  •Prof. 
Instructor 
« 
Prof.*  Chief  of 
Fire  Dept. 

Instructor 

C* E. Wood 
, Geo, H. Peters 
JEJrnest Evans 
K Jacob Eicher 

A, P. Krentel 
2. C. Crawford 

N 
ft 
Foreman' Mach.Shop 
Foundry 
• 
Forge Shop 
Pattern Shop 

* 
« 
Shop Engineer 

750 
900 
1200 
1000 

3 
6 
2 

14 
17 

1200 
780 

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F = 

1  . 

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Yrs.of 
Service  Col. Exp.Sta. Ext.Total' Increase Total 

Present Saary_ 

.  s 

CIVIL ENGINEERING 

•H.--K. Vedder 
- C M, Cade 
>H. A. Gehring 
W. W. Hitchcock 
-C. A. Melick 
•B. K. Philp 
*R. G. Saxton 
• H. I. Davies 

Professor 
Asst.Prof* 
« 
« 
Instructor 
A3so.Prof« 
Instructor 
A s s t.  Prof, 
Instructor 

25 
3 
1* 
3 
5 
2 
3 

2500 
1500 
1700 
1300 
1900 
1300 
1500 
900 

Drawing 
' R • K. St ewar d 
•M. B. Chap in 
•Caroline L. Holt 
-Alfred  Iddles 
-P. D. Messenger 
- Chace  Newman 
E. H* Stewart 

Professor 
Instructor 

As so•Prof • 
Instructor 

(New) 
3 
18 
,  2: 
2 
19 
1 

Physics  ft  Elec»Engr» 

-A,  s.  sawyer 
•C.  W.  Chapman 
-M.  M.  Cory 
W.  E.  Laycock 
• W.  A.  Melton 
.0.  L«  Snow- 

12 
Processor 
9 
Asso.Prof. 
A s s t.  Prof • 
k 
Instructor  Phys»  8 
• 
" 

"1 
«6 

950 
1000 
£L00 
:0)00) 
1600 
850 

2800 
1900 
1500 
ltoo 
850 
1300 

DIVISION OP HOME ECONOMICS 
Georgia L. White 
-Zella E. Bigelow 
Louise I' Clemens 
Edith W. Casho 

Mary E. Edmonds 
Mrs* ¥• L* Eastman  Matron 
Clara Hunt 
Louise  Preyhofer 
Edna  Garvin 
Agnes V. Hatch 
Mabel L. Leffler 

Dean 
I n s t . in  Dom.Art 
« 
S c i. 
•  *. 
A s s t . to  the  Dean 
&  I n s t . in  P h y s i 
c al  Culture 
Prof^Dom1  S c i. 

House  Director 
Inst.in Music 
« in Dom.Sci* 
«  n  »  Ar^ 
'•  "  Music 
House Mother 
Inst.in Dom.Sci, 

2 
1 
2 

2500 
850 
700 

5 
1 
* 1 
(New) 
1* 
1 
2 

(New) 

900 
1500 
500 

1200 
800 
700 
750 

Clara Morris 
Lillian L. peppard As so. Prof .Com. Art 8 

2 

Dean 

- DIVISION  OP VETERINARY  SCIENCE 
•R.  P.  Lyman 
'P.  W.  Chamberlain  Asso•Prof. 
•E.  I.  Hallman 
- J.  ?••  Hutton 
-J*  S.  McDaniel 
W.  S.  Robbins 

« 
Asst.Prof. 
« 
• 
Assistant 

•. 

5 

5 
5 

DIVISION  OP  SCIENCE  &  LETTERS 

Dept.  of  Bacteriolo 

•Ward  Giltner  """ 
L.  H.  Cooledge 

-W.  L.  Kulp 
-L.  C.  Ludlum 
'Zae  Narthrup 
"  C.  G.  Nobles 
-  J.  P.  Morgan 
•Chas.  Brown 

v  John  !•  Handley 

Botany 

-Ernat  A.  Bessey 
• G.  H.  Coons 

<Richard DeZeeuw 

•• H. T. Darlington _ 
,R. P.. Hibbard  . 

• Geo. R. Johnstone 

Paul C. Kit chin 

-Rose M. Taylor 
^ Bertha  M.' Thompson 
" E.  P.  Woodcock 

B 
3 
2 
1 
9 
(New) 

Professor 
Asst.Prof. 
Instructor 
* 
Asst.Prof. 
Instructor 
Res.Asst.in  Bacty.3 
« 
« 
-« 
10 
«  (New) 
« 
« 

« 
N 

Professor 
Res.Ass0•inBotany 

6 

1800 
1500 ' 

750 

(Plant  Path.) 

5 
Associate  Professor 
7 
Asst.Prof. 
2 
Res.Asso.in  Botany 
5 
(Plant  P h y s i o l .) 
Instructor 
3 
Grad.Asst.(£  time)  (New) 
Instructor 
« 
» 

8 
6 
2 

800 
1100 

1200 
H 00 
1300 

850 
1200 

2100 
2100 
1800 
1800 
1700 

1800 
650 
1100 
500 
1250 

700 
850 

700 
250 

1500 
1800 

2300 

200 

1050 

1000 

. 

2500 
1500 
1700 
1300 
1900 
1300 
1500 
900 

950 
1000 
1100 
1000 
1600 
850 

2800 
1900 
1500 
11*00 
850 
1300 

2500 
850 
£00 

900 
1500 
500 

1200 
800 
700 
750 

850 
1200 

3300 
2100 
2100 
1800 
1800 
1700 

2500 
1500 
1100 
1200 
1500 

1500 
1800 

2500 

1800 

1800 
1500 

1800 
1100 

1200 
1100 
1300 

--,-2500  I 
'  I5OO  I" 
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1300 
' 2100 
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1550 
990 

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200 
100 
50 

2600  1 
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1150 

50 

1000 
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50 
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500 
50 
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56 

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28*00  ! 
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1550  1 
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800 ft! room 

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950 ft! room 
.1600 ft; room 

600  & board  ft  ro 
850 ft! room 

1200  '! 
800 
! 
750.ft!  room 
.  800'ftj  room 
800 ft; room 
900  &! room 
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1 
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21Q0 
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300 

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T i t le 

Yrs.of 
' Seraieg  Col.Exp.Sta.  Est.  Total  Increase  Total 

Present  Salary 

2300 
900 
1150 
1200 

2000 
1300 
1000 
1000 
1100 

2500 
1000 
1500 
1000 

1200 
1000 
ii*oo 
1700 
1200 
900 
1000 
0000 
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1150 
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1000 
1500 
1000 
1200 
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1700 
1200 
900 
1000 

1000 

2100 
950 
1*00 
600 
650 

1*00 
250 
1800 
500 

2500 
1200 
2200 
1100 
1300 

650 

<  2300 
100  1000 
50  1200 
50  1250 
850 
<-  2000 
100 11*00 
50  1050 
50  1050 
300  11*00 

100 

50 

50 
50 
100 

100 
50 
200 

50 

2500 
1100 
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1050 

1250 
1050 
1500 
1700 
1200 
1000 
IO5O 
1300 
1200 

2500 
1200 
2200 
1100 
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1*00 

Okemistry 
• A.  J.  Clark 
rchas.  D.  B a ll 
*D.'  C.  Carpenter 
- D.  1.  Ewing 

- R. C. Huston 
- B. E. Hartsuch 
K. G. Hancher 
. H. L. Publow 
- ! m. P. Wood 

Professor 

Instructor 

N 

Asso.Prof• 
Asst.Prftf. 
Instructor 

« 

A s s t.  Prof. 

10 
1 
2 
2 

5 
5 
1 
2 
2 

English 

W.  W.  Johnston 
G.  C.  Armstrong 
E.  G.  Pischer 
. Norma  L.  Gilchrist'  Instructor 
Leo  C.  Hughes 

.¾. 
Professor 
Instructor 
2 
Asst .Prof.of  German  5 

in  French 
&  German 

J*  B.  Hasselman 
• C.  B.  Mitchell 
E.  S.  King 
L.  B.  Mayne  .. 
J.  Q.  Owen 
Mrs*  G.  A*  Robson 

« 

« 

A s s t.  P r o f. 

• 

Instructor 

* 

F.  1.  Schneider 

Entomology 
R.  H.  P e H it 
Eugenia  MeDaniel 
Geo.  D.  Shatfer 
G.  C.  Woodin 
D on  B.  I h e l an 
F.  E.  M i l l en 

Professor 
"Instructor 
Asso.Prof. 
Instru ctor 

Inspector of Api 
aries &  Inst.in 
Beekeeping 

H i s t o ry  &  Economics 
to.  o%  Hediick 
C.  S.  Dunford 
Minnie  A.  W.  Hendrick 
E.  H.  Ryder 

Professor 
Asst.Prof.of  Econ 
Instructor 

Ass0.Prof. 

Professor 
Instructor 

Asst.Prof.&  Dorm. 

11 

l* 
16 
6 

I 

19 
6 
8^ 
3 
1 

(#1000.00  additional  paid by the State) 

1*00 

1*00; 

25 
•  5 
9 
11 

3 
7 

2800 
1300 
900 
2800 

2800 
1300 

2800-
1300 
900 
2800 

2800 
1300 

100 
200 

2800 
11*00 
1100 
2800 

50 

2800 
1350 

7 
7 

Inspector 

Asst.  Prof. 
Instructor 
«. 
• 
« 

1900. 
1500 
1200 
1400 
1250 
1300 
(#100.00  of Mr* S p e a k e r^  salary is for services as 
dormitory  inspector  during  M r. Emmonl*s  absence.) 
1250 

1900 
1500 
1200 
11*00 
1250 
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! 
2 
1* 

1* 

50 
50 
50 
75 
200 

1 2 50  75 

< 1900 
1550 
1250 
11*50 
1335 
1500 

1325 

Prof essor 
Asst.Prof. 
Instructor 
Asst. Prof 1 
Instructor 

Asst. Prof. 
Instructor 

2500 
1500 
960 
11*00 
noo 
1200 
1500 
1000 

2500 
1500 
960 
11*00 
1100 
1200 
1500 
1000 

2500 
1500 
960 
,  11*00 
50  1150 
50  1250 
1500 
50  1050 

Mathematics 

L.  c.  p i aH 
S.  E.  Crowe 
L.  C.  Emmons 

M.  P.  Johnson 
E.  C.  Kiefer 
R.  H.  Reece 
W.  A.  Reinert 
G.  G.  Speaker 

W.  M.  Wible 

Zoology 
%* B.  Barrows 
1%  A.  Burt 
,S.  G.  Berg^uist 
A.  C.  eonger 
W.  E.  Eastman 
V.  E.  Leroy 
B.  B.  Roseboom 
J.  W.  Stack 

EXPERIMENT  STATION ONLY 
J.  H.  Muncie 
E.  P.  Berger 
E.  J.  Miller 
A.  J.  Patten 
C.  S.  Robinson  R e s . A s s t . in  • 
«  « 
0»  B.  Winter 

Asst . in  Plant  Path. 
• •. •  «  Chemistry 
• 
GharLst 

*  * 

« 

« 
Inspector 

3 
1 
1 
11 
7 
6 

1300 
1100 
1000 
2800 
2000 
1600 

E~.  A.  Smoll 

A s s t . in  Chemistry 

900 

,900 

50  1350 
1300 
1100 
50 1150 
iaoo 1 100 1100 
2800 
2800 
2000 
2000 
1600 
50 1650 

'  1200 
1200 
50  950 

T i t le 

• A •  C•  Lytle 
- S . J.  Brownell 

As s t. ±TL Dairying 
« 
• 
• • 
•  Hort. 
• 

*H.  J.  Bock 
•W.  C.  Dutton 
-Eugene  Down 
• 
-Gea.  Bouyoucos  Res.Asso.in  S o i ls 

•  Farm  Crops 

Present  Salary 

1 
( N e w) 
1 

Yrs.of 
Service  Col,  Exp.8ta.Ext.  Total  Increase  Total 
950 
900 
1200 
1550 
900 
2200* 

1200 
1300 
900 
2200 

1200 
1300 
900 
2200 

900 

900 

50 

50 

1 

ADMINISTRATION 

-F 

S.  Kedzie 
L.  Snyder 
M.  Brown . 
Schepers 
D.  Betts 

-A 
-J 
•C 
• Elida  Yakeley 
C.  S.  Langdon 
Linda  E.  Landon  Librarian 
Anna  E.  Carpenter  Cataloguer  & 

President 
36 
President  Emeritus  20 
14 
Secretary 
9 
Cashier 
5 
12 
2 
25 

Registrar 
A s s t.  to  Registrar 

Purchasing  Agent 

• Elizabeth  Palm 
-E.  A.  Bowd 
-!=•  F..  Newell 
Simon  Groat 

*  Rowena  Ketchum 
-D.  C.  Heffley 
*D.  A.  Seeley 

L. R. Taft 

•P. J. Cross 

Asst .Librarian  1 

14 
18 

As3t•Librarian 
Architect 
Engineer 
Night  Watchman 
16 
Nurse 
Y.M.C.A.Sec»y 
1 
Instructor  Heterology 
Nursery  Inspector 
&  Institute Leader 28 
6 
Sergeant 

5000 
2500 
I5OO 
1700 
2000 
1500 
1500 
1280 

800 
750 
2500 
1300 
650 
500 
500 

700 
100a 

700 
200 

120 

5000  1500 * 
2500 
2200 
1900  100 
2000  100 
1500 
1500 
1400 

50 

200 

50 

800 
750 
2500 
1300 
650 
500 
500 
350 

1600  2300 
1000 

250 

1400 
850 
3.00 

too 

' 975  125 

850 
550 I 
600 
800 " 
700 
350:  350 
460 
480 
330 

270 

CLERKS &  STENOGRAPHERS 

I 

Cleric to President 12 

B. A. Faunce 
Blanche Birchard 
Lena M. Maxwell 
Maud A. Meech 
Louise Walsworth 
Eileen  Fletcher 
Eda  Trickey 
•Anna L. Ferle  : 
Nellie  Strudley 
Bernice Baker 
L. K. Heil 
Katherine 

Bookkeeper 
Chief  Clerk  to  Secy  8 
6 
Clerk  to  Sec»y. 
1 
•  n 
• 
* 
*  Registrar 
.« 
St.en.f or  Hort  Dept < 
Bean  of.'-Agri* 
• 
Entomology 
• 
Trebilcock 

•/ 

* 

• 

- Mary  K.  North ,. 
-Marguerite  Sas.s 
• Anna  Shumaker  . 
• Gladys  Sunday  , 
••Bertha  IrTiring 
Agnes  McCann 
Crystal  Colyin 

•Arline  Tesch 
.;. 
• Kathryn  Nichols 
Louise  Landstrtn 
.Myra  V,  Bogue:, 
Josephine  Lbhman 

St4en .Botany  Dept. 
1 
' 
« 
• 
• 
• 

Exp.Sta.Chem. 
Home Econ.& History 600 
Agr»i.Edu.& Soils  600 
; 590 
Animal Husb. 
550 
Veterinary 
Forestry 
550 
Civil Engr.,Physics 
&  Drawing Depts*  550 
• 
600 
English & Math. 
«  Mech*l.Engineering 600 
• 
700 
Bulletin Clerk 
Sten.Extension  Division 

Dairy Husb. 

1400 
850 
1000 
1100 
850 
550 
600 
800 
700 
700 
460 

460 
600 
600 
600 
590 
550 
550 

120 

10 
50 
50 

50 

550 
600 
600 
700 
660 
690  100 

660 

6500 
25OO 
2200 
2000 
2100 
1500 
1550 
1400 
800 
950 
2500 
1350 
650 
500 
500 
350 

23OO 
1250 

1400 
850 
1000 
1100 
850 
550 
600 
800 
700 
700 
480 

600 
600 

600 
600 
600 
600 
600 

600 

600 
600 
700 
660 
700 

EXTENSIONDiyiSION 

• R.  J.  Baldwin  . 
- Eben  Mumford 
%  H.  B.  Blanford 
•  C.  L.  BrQJdbr 
4 C .V.Ballard 
- C.  B.  Cook 
•C.  L.  Nash 
-C.  L.  Coffeen 
^Roswell  Carr 
•Anna  B.  Cowles: 
-T.  A.  Farrand 
^ L.  M.  Geismar 
• R. G. Hoopingarner 
- Margaret  Justin 
- J. F. Kadonsky  ' 
•C.  H.  Knopf 
iD»  I,  Hagerman 
• R.  L.  Olds 

800 
800 
600 

1500 
600 
600 
600 
1600 
600 
600 
600 

'•  -  2666 
2360 
2000 
2000 
1800 
2200 
1800 
2100 
2000 
800  50 850 

Col. County Govt.Total  Inc. Totalj 
2666  ! 
^™ 
2000 
Administration  Director 
2300 I 
800 
State Leader of Co.Agts. 
2000 
600 
Co .Agt .Newaygo  County 
600 
•  «  St.Clair  • 
600 
«  •  Dickinson  • 
600 
Asst.State  Leader 
600 
Co. Agt. Branch  County 
600 
Lenawee  " 
»  '• 
600 
-*.  " 
Ontonagon * 
800 
Asst .in Home Economics 
1200 
Co. Agt.VanBurei  County 
600 
«  «  Houghton  • 
600 
«  «  Iron County 
1000 
As st.in Home Economics 
600 
Co. Agt. Gogebic Co.. 
«  « 
600 
« 
n 
1200 
«  * 
1200 
« 
600 
Specialist  in Home Economics lgpp_ 

2000 *l 
2001 
2000  ; 
2000 
2000 
2000  ; 
1000  50 1050 ! 
2000  : 
1600 
\ 
1600 •; 
1800 f: 
1800 

Cheboygan  County 
Ottawa Co. 
Muskegon  County 
«  Saginaw  County 

600  2000 
600  1600 
1  1601 
1  1801 
600  1800 

2000 j 
1800 ; 
2200 # 
1800 i 
2100 i 
2000 I 

800 
400 
400 
600 
600 

1 
600 
600 

800 
800 
800 

600 
900 
800 

E.  P.  Robinson 
Paulina Raven 

1500 100 1600 
+  Distributed  after  July  1 s t,  as  f o l l o w s:  Colleg  #900.Q0pGovt.#300.County  600.p0 
_^  . . .A ft  AA 
•Increase  made  at  time  of  permanent  appointment." 
#Distributed  after  July  1st  as  f o l l o w s:  Coxlege  #700.00,  Govt.fa5QG.pO 
•Distributed  after  July  1st  as  f o l l o w s:  College 
•Distributed  after  July  1st  as  f o l l o w s:  •*:-•. 

i 
; 
300.00,  0o.8pp.00 
300.00,  « 

900.00,  « 
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400.00 

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-

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T i t l e. 

•  Present  S a l a ry 
C o l.  County  Govt,.  Total 

Increase  Total 

s-H.  G.  Smith 
J R.  V.  Tanner 
?• David  Woodman 
• J.  SM.  Wendt 
j*-L»  R.  Walker 
i - J.  F.  dimmer 
.E.  C.  Lindemann 

S,J.  W.  U i c o l s on 

Carmody 
Waid 
Raven 
Weston 
Reed 
Robey 

•: • J. 
H. 
W. 
i-C. 
F. 
;• V. 
w. 
i- J* 
!.C. 
p. 
i-°» 
E. 
- j. 

A* 

700 
Co.Agt.Kent  County 
«  Mason  County  1200 
• 
600 
«  Alpena  Co. 
« 
"  S t . J o s e ph  Co.  600 
• 
•  Marquette  Co*  600 
« 
600 
•  Wexford  Co. 
« 
S t a te  Leader  in  charge 
of  Boys  &  G i r ls  Clubs  600 
S p e c i a l i st 

in  Farm  Crops 

1200 
• 
« •  »  1000 
« 
«  Hort.  2000 
* 
1800 
* 
in  P o t.  & Veg. 
2000 
•  L i ve  Stock  • 
" 
A s s t . in  U.  P.  Work 
1200 
Farm  Mgt.Demonstrator  500 
Household  Engineering 

Waldron 

S p e c i a l i st 

in  Animal 

i»James 
.! R. H. 

IT; McBride 
Ellsworth 

D i r e c t or  of  Markets 
A s s t . F i e ld  A g t . i »: 

S p e c i a l i st 

Husbandry 

Marketing 

1200 

1*1-00 
1800 

1500 

700 
600 
600 
500 
600 
600 

600 
1 
* 600 
600 
600 
600 

2000 
1801 
1800 
1700 
1800 
1800 

2000 
1800 + 
1800 
1700 
1800 
iaoo 

1200 

1800 

100 

(Col) 1900 

1300 

50 

200 

1200 
1000 
2000 
1800 
2000 
1200 
1800 

1200 

1400 
1800 

1500 

<1200 
1050 
2000 
1800 
2000 
11*00 
1800 

1200 

1400 
1800 

1500 

1- . 
i 

All increases in salary are on College account unless otherwise specified.  .. Increas 
es on Experiment Station funds are all on State. 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the following apportionments for the fiscal 

year "ending June 30, 1917, were adopted. 

Dept. App 
ortionments 

Advertising 
Agr '1.Education 
Animal Husbandry 
Athletics 
Bacteriology 
Botany 
ChemlAry 
Civil Engineering 
Cleaning 
Contingent  B l d g. 
Dairy  Husbandry 
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The  S e c r e t a ry  p r e s e n t ed  a  communication  from  the  s t a te  SeedrAnalyst, 

Miss  Bertha  A.  H o l l i s t e r,  and  Dr.  B e s s ey  in  charge  of  t he  work  in  seed 

i n s p e c t i o n, 

•  in  regard  to  t he  v i o l a t i on  of  Act  202  of  t he  P u b l ic  Acts  of  1913*  On motion 

of 

: Mr.  Waterbury,  the  S e c r e t a ry  was  d i r e c t ed  to  n o t i fy  t he  p a r t y,  Mr.  Louis  Marks 

A l l e g ed 

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v i o l a t i on 

i  of  Amasa,  Michigan,  to  appear  b e f o re  t he  Board  at 

i ts  n e xt  m e e t i n g,  as  provided 

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in  S e c t i on  8  of  t he  above  a c t. 

Qn  motion  of  Mr.  Doherty, 

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On motion of Mr. Woodman, the Director of the Experiment  Station 

was authorized to employ a suitable person to study the bacterial diseases of 

muck plants during such part of the summer as may seem advantageous. 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the expense accounts of the Board Members 

were approved* 

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i vestigate^  :• 
j  b a c t e r i al 
i  diseases  ofI 
j  muck  plants! 

On motion  adjourned* 

eeretaryV 

MEETING  OF THE  STATE  BOARD  OP AGRICULTURE 

Presi dent * 8  Office 

July  19,  1916. 

11:00  0*clock  A.  M. 

Present, President Kedzie, Messrs. Beaumont, Braham, Woodman and 

Doherty. 

The minutes of the previous meeting having been in the hands of the 

members, were approved without reading* 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, Mr* W. D. Meltzer who did not accept his 

appointment for the coming year, was appointed to continue in his present 

position from September  1st, 1916, to March 1st, 1917, at a total salary of 

#600.00 for the: six months; and Mr. P. T. Riddell was appointed to continue his 

iMeltzer & 
Riddell re 
appointed. 

work for another year at a salary of #1200.00. 

On motion of Mr. Beaumont, the request of Mr. Burgess for permission 

to attend the meeting of the International Association of Instructors and 

Investigators in Poultry Husbandry at Columbus, Ohio, August 2nd to ifth, and to 

Surge88 to 
attend meet 
ing at Co 
lumbus and 
visit exp. 
at at ions ill 

visit the experiment stations in Hew Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island,! the east. 

Massachusetts and Maine for the purpose of studying poultry house construction 

and laboratory instruction in Poultry Husbandry, was granted, his expenses in 

the first instance to be confined to transportation. 

On motion of Mr. Graham, the request of Mr. Chapman for an increase 

-t 

of #50.00 in the salary of Mr* W« A. Melton, was granted. 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, the recommendation of Dr. Giltner that Mr. 

H. J* Stafseth and Mr. Jos. A* Berry be appointed Graduate Assistants in 

Bacteriology for the ensuing year at #200.00 per annum each, was approved. 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, and referring to a communication from Dr. 

HaTlmq" in reference to hog sholera serum at the College, the following reso 

lution was adopted: 

Melton*8 sal 
! ary increas 
Ued. 

Stafseth & 
Berry appo: 
ed Grad.Asst 
in Bacty *