i OK motion of Mr* Wallace, Mr«-H# W* Norton was made Assistant the Director of the Experiment Station* : •:''•-. •'"'••'• On motion of Mr* Wallace, the matter of sending Miss Edmonds, or some one else representing the Home Economics Department, to the -meeting of the National Home Economics Association at Blue Ridge, U*:C*, was referred to the President with power to act* On motion of Mr. Woodman, the expense accounts of the Board Mem-, bers were approved* On motion adjourned* > " ! : : •• ide. •[Director" •fetation;* :i • • •* • • - . • • : .: #0n motion of Mr* Graham, Mr* Doherty was authorized to initial- the vouchers for May* [-Mr.* Doherty I to .initial I v o u c h e r s * • • ;. Secretary MEETING Oi1 THE STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE, President's Office July 16th, 1919 11:00 o'clock P*M. Present, President Kedzie, Messrs* Wallace, Waterbury, Doherty and Woodman* The minutes of the previous meeting were approved without reading* On motion of Mr* Wallace, the resignation of Mr* J* K* Kadonsky, County Agent, Gogebic County, was accepted and Mr* C* S* Gunderson was ap- pointed to succeed him at a salary of $2^00*00* §1200*00 to he paid by the College, and the. balance by the county, the appointment to take effect July first. • • '~ On motion of Mr* Doherty, the salary of Miss Maud Meech was made $2000*00 beginning July 1st, and the Secretary was authorized to employ all necessary help to properly take care of the work in the office* On motion of Mr* Woodipan, Mr* Baldwin was requested to give to Mr* C. B* Smith, the facts relating to the Kadonsky case* ; • On motion of Mr* Woodman, authority was given Mr* Tennant, Mr* Ra- viler and Mr* Ewell to retain their present residences while employed by the College* On motion of Mr* Woodman, one-half of the traveling expenses of Mr* Nicholson while attending a meeting of the Secretaries of the various Crop Improvement Associations of the Western States at St* Paul on July 11, was. authorized to be paid by the Colleg-e, and-Mr*-Baldwin was ^iven permission to pay the expenses of Mr* Weston, in case he attended a conference called by the Agricultural Department in reference to the transferring of stcek in the drought stricken areas, of the West to Eastern pastures* ] ;. On motion of Mr* Woodman, the following resolution in regard to - the Grayling Experiment Station was adopted: .. ...-./ •i [resignation [accepted : .. |C#E>Gunde ir- is on h is sue Icessor*, I llessr^ jnant & Ray-; "jiler to re- jtain. present jresidences I * ' '' to be paid ; son* . RESOLVED; That the Gra3rling Experiment Station and matters relating thereto "be referred to Mr. Wallace with power to act* On'motion of Mr. Woodman, the Extension Budget of which the following is a suumiary, was approved with the provision that the reserve be increased to not less than #lii-,.000»00» : • . . - •' BUGET AGREEMENT F OR COOPERATIVE EXT MS I OK" WORK Iff AGRICULTURE & HOME ECONOMICS . - . STATE OP MICHIGAN 1919-20* si In accordance with the Acts of Congress dated May 8th, 2.92.H-, and June 1919, and the,^General Memorandum of Understanding between the U* S« Department of Agriculture'-and Land Grant Colleges, the following plans of work and esti- mates of funds required for the various projects are mutually agreed upon lay and between the Secretary off Agriculture and the State Agricultural College of Michigan for the fiscal year ending June 36, 1920* LJ Extension Budget... :. 3 03 o o oa. o vo o tr\ rtv CO W o O H o o # CM * 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o ".V-.O- CO CTv H o o o o Cvj • 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o $0 so CD Q O uv 00 o o O ^ CQ O o o 3 CO • • P. tt> • 0 • e £3 CQ * 0 -p s So S. .m-H O a; CM O CM C8 p •p-p •HO > i -p CQ E-l O o o o o o o 0 00 ITS O O IT\ O- CM O tT\ \O o 00 0 00 H O o Q o o O CO O o o o o. o o o e IA CM o o o o ON o o o o o o o CO O LNJ -H IA ITY o o o o o o CM • *^ CM o o o o H O O O o C4 0 CM CM O o b o o o o o o o o o o o o -p o a • iO:^"'i'i :-:iO: w o o o o o OO o CM o o • o o H o mimmmmmim IliiilpiSifiii Smith—Levfer' State •Supplementary Extension Funds Federal State ; fl|;^r;ke^i||p:i:i;|S ||||^lt|f|l|i^|ill #2,100. 2,000. 8,800. 3*010. ,000, ;.|*||ct|;|sc|(|;|&:;;§|^^ :|=ID^i||r-;^rc|dli|i|;l";, 1,000 |:|M|l^.rv-|:^slj^i>E 1,900. 2,000. 1,000. -» S*-Dw .A« R» S» : : ; Other Bureaus County Bxt« State Other Funds(A) Funds(A-B) ••I T o t al $2,500. SHigSJ ,500 f 7,935*00 5,835.00 37,125.00 3,if-00.00 3,000.00 1,400.00 9,959*71 10,0^0*65 Totals ^88,1^0.29 78,1^0.29 $^5,080. ,877. #4,900 $138,36.5 • #11,859.71 23.OO $377,363.OO $15. Collab. -A. Should not include funids used to offset Federal Smith-Lever and Federal Extension Funds. Indicate whether funds shown under this item are state, college or local contributions. I)ate : • . :. Director of Extension I)ate 1>ate .Date , ,, Chief. Office of Extension Work ^Director, States Relations Service Acting Secretary^ .of Agriculture. ' .1'] . { = - = • - : • - " -• • - • /• • -. . I :: , Impelling in Official pub-f .Ications Ifshall conform fbo established usage, If W.W.Tappan *•"•"•- ([appointed ifcaretaker for Dept . Mr* Teske*& salary inssr creased* L Must provide; self with aut o • •D.L*Ulman to; succeed F*BJ Lambert* On motion of Mr* Woodman, the following resolution was adopted in re- gard to spelling: RESOLVED; That the spelling of words in all official publications put out by the College, including those of the Experiment Station and Extension, shall conform to the established usage* On motion of Mr* Doherty, Mr* W. W* Tappan was appointed caretaker for Physics Department at a salary pf #1,000 per annum, beginning Sept* 1st* On motion of Mr* Doherty, Prof* French was authorized to carry out the same arrangement in regard to the division of his time as of last year* On motion of Mr* Woodman, Mr. Dickman's salary for the months of July, August, September and October was made at the rate of §1500 per annum* On motion of Mr* Waterbury, #300*00 was added to the salary of Mr* Teske, Inspector of Feeds and Fertilizer, with the understanding that he is to provide himself with an automobile and receive the usual allowance of per mile for its use on official business* On motion of Mr* Wallace, the recommendation of Prof• Bettit that D* L.'Ulman be appointed in place of Mr* F* B* Lambert, as Chief Deputy"' Inspector of Apiaries at $1,600*00 per annum was approved to date from July 1st* The salary to be paid from Legislative appropriation* On motion of Mr* Woodman, the matter of the establishment of the De- partment of Farm Management and the correspondence relating to the same were referred to Mr* Waterbury for report at a later meeting* Association ; "of the Col- • to the Association of the College with the National Association of Commis- lege with thfc On motion of Mr* Wallace, the recommendation of Dean Shaw in regard at«l Associa- sioners of Agriculture was approved, and Dean Shaw was appointed to repre- ion of Com-' ' jjsiissioners of sent the College* agriculture = l gapproved* jpm. J.Kurtz pappointed |S.s-s.t* in 1>.:L ing* On Motion of Mr* Waterbury, Mr* Wm* J. Kurtz was appointed Assistant in Dairying at a-salary of #1,350*00 per annum, beginning July 1st. On motion of Mr. Doherty, it was voted that when the Board adjourned, it adjourn to meet at Chatham on August 13th* . Bachelor of j Science De—I On motion of Mr* Waterbury, the following persons were granted the : . granted Bachelor of Science degree as shown below: Margaret Srlamond Copas, Margaret Smsa Holliday Dorothy Catherine Rusche Lois McBride Jessie Lillian I11enden Clarissa Pike Lee Bert Leonard Schneider George Wilson Spinning Frank Luther Vaughn Harold Glenn Garrow Home Economics Course* • H H Agricultural Course Engineering Course* i President presented communication from the American Consul on Educa- tion, which was on motion of Mr* Woodman, laid up on the table* On motion of Mr. Waterbury, Miss Eudora Savage was appointed Dean of Women at a salary of $2,200*00 per annum, beginning September 1st* On motion of Mr. Wallace, Prof. C. p. Ealligan was appointed successor ;to; H . J* Eustace as head of the Horticultural Department* jJjSudora Savages {appointed . of Wom- ;-.- fen* . 11 C*P*Halligah. I head of; H ! Hort* Dept. ; The President announced the appointment of J*S .Taylor'as musical di- :•;•• m u s i c al •.di- rector at a salary of.#3,000.00 per annum, beginning September 1st. rector^ On motion of Mr. Doherty, the salary of Mr. McKibbin as Alumni Re- : corder was made $3,*J-50.00 per annum. . . '.--'- , \. :;. ,,; . ..;, On motion of-Mr. Doherty, Miss Minerva Pouts was appointed instruc- tor ..in Domestic Art at a salary of $1,200.00 per annum," to succeed Miss Janet; Renwiek. • .". :"•* • The Secretary, presented the following letter from Orion S. Cross, Executor of the Estate of Marilla Griswold of Allegan, Michigan. Michigan Agricultural College, Lansing, Michigan* Aliegan, Michigan, July 9th, 1919. ,,. . ;. : : ... - ..>... ... " -' •. . G e n t l e m e n: . . . •' • . Herewith, I enclose to you my check for Two Thousand Dollars, in payment of the ¥equest under the will of Marilla Griswold. I also enclose a receipt to be signed and returned to me. f - [" s t r u ct q r - J.:Art-i-;.. :;.;'v;V4 j Letter fromjj •j regarding l'beguest;;.!pf-' .]:'? ii •I; GriswoldW/f ?1 For Your guidance in accepting this bequest and the use of same, --S . I give you the terms of the will regarding same, as\foliows:- "To the State Agricultural College at Lansing, the sum Thousand. Do liars. The income of the same.to be used under the. direction of the State Board of Agriculture to help needy students. to-be ;given to those from Allegan County. . . . . .. Preference With *best regards, :I am, : _ .-. Very truly yours* (signed) Orion S# Cross Executor of the Estate vi: VAi%i.-i "••/•_ Marilla Griswold . ; On motion of Mr. Wallace the following resolution was. adopted. RESOLVED;: ;That the bequest of Mar ilia Griswold be "accepted with appreciation and. %hat/the-will of the donor be carefully carried out in executing the trust,. . . . ... On mo:tl6n of'.Mr.Water bury, the bill of Olmsted Brothers for services in c.onnectioriL with the location of the Library and Auditorium, amounting to $236.02, was approved for payment. ......-:- .,-•*' On motion of ilr.Doherty, the Secretary was authorized to issue a Teachers; Certificate under the provisions of Act 169 of the public Aetsoof to Victor C. Vaughn^ I ;.: . . . ^ On motion of Mr. Woodman, the expense accounts of the Board mem- bers were approved. ..; ;. '"'.' -••:. . On motion of Mr. Wallace, the proposition contained in the fol- lowing letter from Mr* E". A./Bowd, Architect for the College was_ approved. Honorable Board of Agriculture, East Lansing, M i c h i g a n. , Gentlemen? : Lansing, Michigan 1 0, 1 . . . - In renewing my\ contract, I w o u ld respectfully a sk that.when t he appropriations in any one fiscal y e ar for any building.operation requiring drawings amounts to more., that flOO^QQO.OQ, that y ou allow., .ng.: ±-%f0 of'.cost over this amount in addition to my salary, to be paid w h en plans a nd speci- fications are completed.. This 1—\ff0 is what it w i ll cost ne to. prepare the drawings in ny office, and covers a ll expenses for preparing working draw- ings, specifications, blue prints and clerical\work. My salary of;.$3,500.00 w i ll take care of a ll w o rk to, the amount of |100,000.0p. .;.'J .;.: . i B i ll of •...-'' ! Olmsted -; ! Bros • apjproi I e d. '-'.•.•": . I Teachers:\ I919C ert if icatel 9 j;t V i t^ j;toVaughn^: increase-• in percentage-.. . on building^ \ 0 p er at ions "X --J very r materially as has also the cost of la- MMw^^f^iMiWlo^^ihG^kaed.' bor and materials, and I feel that by making this arrangement the cost of the working drawings will be taken care of when the work exceeds $100,000.00 I assure you I appreciate our Business relations and I make this proposition as I have great interest in the College, and appreciate the dis- tinction of being connected with it. • > ' . - Very Respectfully, (signed) E. A, Bowd, Architect* Mr * Botierty to initial June vouchers On motion of Mr. Wallace,'Mr. Doherty was authorized to initial the June Touchers. - Secretary Apportion- ment for the fiscal year ending June 30,1920. MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD Otf'AGRICULTURE. Chatham Experiment Station. . August 12, 1919. 9:30 o'clock A.M. Present, president Kedzie, Messrs. Wallace, Graham, Woodman, and Doherty The minutes of the previous meeting were approved without reading. On motion of Mr. Doherty, the following apportionment for the fis- cal year ending June 30, 1920 was adopted: t. President Secretary Registrar Alumni Recorder Commencement Expenses^ Convocations General Lectures Hospitals • Freight & Cartage Advertising Bacteriology Botany Chemistry Economics English Entomology History - Library Mathematics Meteorolog5p Physics Physical Training Soology Agricultural Education Animal Husbandry Dairy Husbandry Dean of Agriculture Farm Crops Farm & Horses Farm Mechanics Forestry Horticulture Poultry Soils Special Courses Dean of Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Drawing & Design Anat omy Pathology Veterinary Science Surgery & Clinic Dean of Home Economics • . .... • Domestic Art [. Domestic Science . Military . . . Summer School - Salaries $1200.00 *f 000 .00 2160.00 2000.00 500.00 1200.00 500.00 100G0.00 1500.00 2^00.00 6000.00 2000.00 2000.00 50.00 18^0.00 150.00 3265.00 250.00 25*00 ^•000.00 6500.00 500.00 5000.00 5-000.00 2000.00 9300.00 2000.00 1500.00 11000.00 ifQOO.OO 2800.00 8000.00 1100.00 3000.00 10000.00 725.00 1000.00 2500.00 6500.00 1200.00 1500.00 1500.00, 750.00 ©QQ©0 , 1 i