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MEETING OP THE STATS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 

PRESIDEII»S OFFICE. 

; March 2^, 1920. 

11 o'clock A. M. 

Present, President Kedzie., Mrs. Stockman, Messrs. Waterbury, Wood-

. j man and Watkins* 

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On motion of Mr. Watkins, the following resolution was adopted: 

Resolved, that the minutes of the meeting of February 18, 1920, 

| at which a quorum of the Board-was not present, are approved and the sever— 

I al actions taken by the Board at that time are hereby confirmed. 

•Hilda Kellner 
jbe retained j 
[{to end of Col-eon that Miss Hilda Kellner, instructor in cheese making, be continued for 
[lege year. 

. On motion of Mr. Woodman, the recommendation of professor Ander-

Sal.1500 Yr»; the remainder of the College year at a salary of #1500 per annum, was approv-

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s e ar ch  A s s i s t a nt 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  Mr.  J.  E.  K l o t i la  was  appointed  Re-
in  Plant  Pathology  at  a - s a l a ry  of  #2^00.00  per  annum, 

; i E . J . K l o t i la  . 
;appointed  Re 
s e a r ch  Asst.; 
j!in  plant  P a t h. 
Salary  2if-00.i  "begin  jUne  1  n e x t,  with  an  a p p o r p r i a t i on  of  #250.00  to  cover  t he  necessary 
|#250  App.for; 
fjexps.to  J u l .i  expenses  previous  to  July  1,  and  #750.00  to  cgver  t he  expenses  of  t he  work 
;|750  for  Ex-; 
Ippenses  of 
!l$rork  next  Yri 

•  during  t he  next  f i s c al  y e a r. 

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On .motion  of  Mr.  Watkins,  t he  following  appointments,  recommended 

by Director Baldwin, were approved and the following resignations accepted: 

ijCo.  A g t s . a p- • 
ipointed. 
K.H.Miller 
'G.E.Smith 
Kris  P.Bemis 
P . P.  Milham 
I ;L.V .Benjamin; 
; 
ir C.P.Johnson 
|! Ralph  Carr 
;|!Wm.Murphy  ' 
I;-In each case; 
j"; Co .Farm Bu-
||reau to pay 
|!all sal.over; 
K! 11200. 

Appointments: 

K. H. Miller, County Agent for Dickinson, at #2*K)Q.QQ, effective 

George E. Smith, CountyiiAgent for Oceana, at #2000.00, effective 

Kris P. Bemis, County Agent for Mason, at #3500.00, effective 

^Clinton P. Milham, transferred from Iosco to Ottawa, effective 

L. Y. Benjamin, County Agent in Baraga, at #1800.00, effective 

C. P. Johnson, County Agent in Alger, at #2500.00, effective 

March 20. 

April 15. 

March 15. 

April 1. 

April 1. 

April 1. 

Ralph  Carr,  t r a n s f e r r ed  from  Monroe  to  Lenawee,  at  #3000.00, 

e f f e c t i ve  April*  1. 

William  Murphy,  t r a n s f e r r ed  from  Extension  S p e c i a l i st 

in  Farm 

Crops  to  Macomb  County  as  County' Agent,  at  #2400.00,  e f f e c t i ve  March  2 2. 

In  each  of  t h e se  e i g ht  cases  t he  Count3T  Farm  Bureau  is  to  pay-

a ll  s a l a ry  above  t he  #1200.00,  which  is  to  be  paid  from  Lever  Funds. 

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Resignations: 

Glen  S. Kies, County  Club Laader for  Ingham,  effective  January 

Prank  Sandhammer,  Assistant  to Leader  of County Agents, effective 

j Resignations] 
J of  £ies> .' 
I Sandhammer y 
I Graves,E .0.. 
I Anderson ;;. 
! and  Cof f een.I 

3 1,  1920. 

March  16« 

Charles H. Graves, Farm Management  Demonstrator,  effective April.1« 

E.  0, Anderson,  County  Agent  for Macomb,  effective March 9« 

C. L. Coffeen,  County  Agent: for Lenawee, effective April  1. 

The  President  presented  a report  from Dean Bissell  regarding 

an  expansion  of the  present  power  plant. 

On motion  of Mr. Woodman,  the matter was  referred  to Mr.  Water-

bury, Dean Bissell and the  Secretary, with power  to  act. 

The  President  also  presented  a report"from Dean Bissell regarding 

the  installation of a light  and power plant  at the Chatham Experiment  station, 

which was  on  motion of Mr. Woodman,  laid upon the table until the ne1&  meet 

ing. 

On motion  of Mr. Waterbury, Mr. P. L. Butterick was  appointed 

Assistant  Professor of Forestry  at a salary  of $2^-00.00 per  annum,effective  as 

soon as he  reports for  duty. 

On. motion  of Mr. Watkins, Mr. H. C. Rather was  appointed  Extension 

Specialist  in Farm  Crops, at  #2500.00 per  annum, to  succeed Mr. William Murphy, 

redigned,  for the  remainder  of the fiscal year, the appointment  to date  from 

April  1. 

On motion  of Mr* Waterbury, Mr. C. W. straight was  appointed Assist 

ant  in Farm Crops and Farm Mechanics, at #2200.00 per year, 5 months of his 

time to be given to the former  and 7 months  to the  latter. 

On motion  of Mr. Watkins, the recommendations  contained  in the 

following  letter'from Prof. Cox to Deam  Shaw were  approved and  adopted:. 

Report  on. 
Power Plant .1 

Report  oh 
light  and  POTS| 
er plant  at 
Chatham.-

j Appointment 
j of Buttrick 
j in Forestry.I 

I Appointment 
jof Rather  in| 
'Farm Crops 
to  succeed 
Wm .Murphy • 

J Appointment 
I of C.W. -
I Straight  in' 
!Farm Crops 
i and Farm 
i Mechanics. 

"Dean R.  S. Shaw, 
M.A.C. 

Dear Dean  Shaw: 

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demands on the  Crop Department  and fill vacancies  on the department  staff due 
to  recent  resignations, the following  recommendations  are made: 

In order to  provide  for a proper  staff to meet  the  increasing 

1.  That  Assistant  Professor A. L. Bibbins  give two-thirds 

of his time, to Extension,work,  his  chief project  being to  accomplish.the 
proper  introduction  of'Improved  crops  varieties and the  selection  of high 
yielding varieties  as standards  to  communities where best  adapted.  The  Crops 
Department  has organized and  fostered,  during the past  ten years, the Michi 
gan Crop  Improvement  Association,, which has proven to be an  effective instru 
ment  in bringing  about  a wide-spread  introduction, of high yielding  strains, 
such as the Rosen Rye, Worthy  and Wolverine  Gats* Red Rock Wheat, etc*---
The  resignation  of Mr. J. W. Hieholson  as Crops  Specialist  and secretary  of 
this  organization and his transference to the managership  of the Seed Depart 
ment  of the Michigan Farm Bureau, makes  it necessary  to immediately  assign 
a  competent  organizer, properly  trained along  crops lines, to the position va 
cated by Mr. Hicholson. 

of.the Michigan  Crop Improvement  Association, the following  changes in the 
management  of this  organization were accepted, upon my  recommendation: 

At  the recent  meeting, March 6th, of the Board  of Directors 

I Mr .Bibbins. 
I will .-give 
\4  of \ his 
I time to, Ex^-: 
I tension wo'rl 

Mr.Bibbins :
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succeeds Mr 
M c o ls on in' 
Mieh.Crop : 
Impr.Ass*n. 

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That the Manager of the Seed Department of the Michigan State Farm 

Bureau be appointed as sales manager of the Michigan Crop ,Improvement Associa 
tion, and sit on the Board of Directors, serving as a sales representative in 
the handling of quantity  transactions. 

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The Secretary of the Association  shall build up a large membership, 

arrange demonstrations and inspections, supervise the registration of seeds, 
and list  such seeds for sale* 
In general,, maintain a strong  organization 
through which he will endeavor to create a sufficiently  ample  supply of reg 
istered  seed for local and out-of-state demands* 

3* 

That Prof* A. L. Bibbins of the Farm Crops Department  serve as 

Secretary-Treasurer  of the: Association, succeeding Mr* J. W* Uicholson, -re-. 
signed* 

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Registration 
to be under: 
Crops Department, to be placed upon the highest possible plane of practical 
the control 
efficiency, the cost of inspection to be carried on as before by members of 
of Directors  the Association*  The list of inspected  fields shall be the basis for regis— 
of Ass'n. 

tration*  Registration  shall be entirely under the control of the Directors 
of the Association* 

The inspection of seeds, being under the supervision of the Farm 

5* (a) The Crops Extension Specialist of the College  (to be appointed) 

shall serve as a Field Representative of the Association* 

G.W.Putnam  : 
•to be Field:  serve as Field Representative for that  district* 
Representative 
of the Upper 
Peninsula. • trained  seed producers*  Every  effort will be made to improve its efficiency* 

1*  The Crop Improvement  Association will retain its unity as a body of 

(b) G. W. Putnam, Crops Experimenter of the Upper Peninsula, shall 

The Crops Department will name men properly  fitted to serve as inspectors of 
seed grains in the field, but the cost of inspection will be carried by the 
Association and the matter of registration for sale as registered  seed will 
"; be an association matter*  The sale of seeds will be handled as in the past 
by individuals*  The usual seed list will be printed by the Secretary, but 
quantity  sales, such as car-lots will be handled through the co-operative 
arrangement with the Michigan State Farm Bureau Seed Department, which will 
have warehouse facilities for assembling*  This co-operation with the Farm 
Bureau will open up a great demand for improved  seeds, both in and out of 
the  State and will remove from the Michigan Agricultural College the respon 
sibility  attached to sales transactions* 

Mr* Bibbins will give one-third of his time during the winter to the 
handling of the new3y  established  course in grain standardization and to in 
structional work in seed inspection*  r 

The above project will require, a man of exceptional ability as an or 

ganizer and as a Crops Specialist*  I believe Mr* Bibbins can perform the 
duties satisfactorily and will develop in the work*  I recommend that he be 
employed at an initial salary of #2800*00 beginning March 1, 1920* one-third 
College and two-thirds Extension* 

Variety  t e st 
work  in  varf-
ious  p a r ts  ; 
of  8tate.byI 
Mr.Rainey,  : 

"Mr.Walter 
becomes 
instructor 
in Farm 
Crops. 

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The variety test work in various parts of the State, during the past 
season,.:indicated the value of this method of ascertaining adaptation of va 
rieties*  The continuance of such tests is demanded by numerous  county agents* 
In standardizing varieties in sections and in forming a basis for the Crop Im 
provement Association and Farm Bureau, this work furnishes a safe foundation* 
We will need a man by April 1*  I have in mind Mr* Duane Rainey of our pres 
ent senior class, who will graduate March 2if*  I hereby request that Mr* Rain 
ey be emplo3*ed at a beginning salary of $1800*00, one-third  Station and two-
thirds Extension, taking effect April 1. (Replacing Mr* E. K* Chamberlin who 
resigned December 31, 1919* ) 

The transference of Professor Bibbins to other work for a large part 

of his time, and the greater  number in Ithe .class now being handled by the 
Crops Department, will make it necessary to secure immediately  an additional 
instructor*  I herewith request permission to add to the department  staff, 
an instructor in Farm Crops at a salary of $2000*00 beginning April 1*  I 
have taken up the matter with various neighboring institutions*  The most 
like3y  candidate is Mr. E. J. Walter, recently  connected with the extension 
force and short-course instructional  staff at ;Ohio State University*  He is 
a graduate of that  institution, about 35, married, and is well recommended 
by Dr. Parks of the Ohio State Crops Department*  Mr. Walter has had 16 years 
of practical experience in farming and to my knowledge is one of the best  corn 
specialists available.  He would render excellent  service in our large lab 
oratory  courses and in our short  course instructional work*  He spent a day 
here at my request and will consider the position at $2000*00*  I recommend 
the establishment of this instruct or ship and request permission to make ap 
pointment  April 1* 

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(Signed) J. F. Cox, 

Professor  of  Farm  Crops." 

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On motion of Mrs, Stockman, the following schedule of fees in the 

Home Economics Division, recommended by Dean ldmond3 after conference with 

Mrs, Stockman, was approved: 

Household Science 1-a, freshman food work, changed farom #^-.00 to f 5 »00 • Ho me Economy 

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1-b, sophomore; foods, 
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a course in cookery of meats, j 
fish, etc.,changed from ty.OQ 
to $6*00» 

8-a, Dietetics, changed from #5.00 to #.8=.00. 
5.00 to fgwOO 
8-b, 
k$  Advanced  cookery & meal serving, to be 

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7»  Problem cookery, changed from #5.0.0 to #10.00. ] 

;iITew Schedule 
{of fees in 

On motion of Mrs. Stockman, Mr. Eobert Tweed was made Research Assist-! Mr .Tweed is 

ant and instructor in Bacteriology, the appointment to date from June 1 and the 
s a l a ry  to  be  adjusted 

l a t e r* 

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lAsst.and 
j t r u e t or 
jBacteriology 

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On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  t he  r e s i g n a t i on  of  Mr.  Arthur  SharroH  as 

Chief  Deputy  Apiary  I n s p e c t o r,  was  accepted,  e f f e c t i ve  March  I5,and  Mr.  P.  T. 

Ulman  was  appointed  to  succeed  him,  t he  appointment  to  date  from  March  1 6. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  #150.00  was  added  t o . t he  s a l a ry  of  Mr.  R.K. 

K e l t y, 

i n s t r u c t or 

in  A p i c u l t u r e,  e f f e c t i ve  March  1. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Waterbury,  t he  recommendation  of  t he  Committee  on 

Graduate  Study  t h at  a  h a l f - t i me  graduate  a s s i s t a nt  be  appointed  for  the  Depart 

ment  of  Entomology,  was  approved 

and  a l so  t he  recommendation  of  the  same  com 

m i t t ee  t h at  the  s a l a r i es  of  t he  graduate  a s s i s t a n ts 

in  t he  future  be  #800.00 

a  y e ar  for  h a l f - t i me  and  $4-00.00  for  q u a r t e r - t i m e. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  t he  communication  of  J.  P.  powers  to 

P r e s i d e nt  Kedzie  r e g a r d i ng  farm  cost  accounting,  was  r e f e r r ed  to  Dean  Shaw 

f or 

r e p l y. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  an  a d d i t i o n al  a p p r o p r i a t i on  of  #3000.00 

was  made  to  t he  M i l i t a ry  Department  for  the  purchase  of  uniforms  for  t he  band. 

On  motion  of  Mrs.  Stockman,  the  request  of  Dr.  McCool  for  #1500.00 

a p p r o p r i a t i on  w i th  which  to  carry  on  c o - o p e r a t i ve  s o il  i n v e s t i g a t i o ns  w i th  t he 

United  S t a t es  S o il  Survey  was  g r a n t e d. 

On  motionnof  Mr.  Waterbury,  Professor  Chapman  was  authorized*to 

q t t e nd  t he  meeting  of  t he  American  P h y s i c al  Society  at  Washington,  A p r il  23 

to  24-,  w i th  t r a n s p o r t a t i on  expenses  p a i d,  and  Professor  A.  J.  Clark  and  Prof 

e s s or  Huston  were  a u t h o r i z ed  to  a t t e nd  a  meeting  of  the  American  Chemical  So 

c i e t y,  at  S t.  Louis,  Mo.,  April'  12  to  16,  under  the  same  conditions* 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  t he  r e q u e st  of  Prof.  Steward,  for  p e r 

mission  to  employ  two  a d d i t i o n al  men  in  t he  Department  of  Drawing  and  Design, 

was.  r e f e r r ed  to  t he  P r e s i d e nt  w i th  power  to  a c t. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Waterbury,  t he  expense  of  Major  Gansser  amounting 

to  #25.00  in  a t t e n d i ng  t he  Memorial  Grove  d e d i c a t i o n,  masaapproved  f or  payment* 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Waterbury,  t he  P r e s i d e nt  was  authorized  to  employ 

B.  J.  Ford  for  s ix  months,  at  a  s a l a ry  of  #2500.00  per  y e a r, 

to  be  paid  from 

a d v e r t i s i ng  f u n d s. 

!Resignation 
I of  Mr.  A.. •, 
j Sharroh^as. 
Chief  Deputy 
Apiary  I n-
| s p e c t or  . 

I#150  added 
1 t o.  s a l a ry  of 
I Mr.Kelty. 

I  S a l a r i es  of 
;graduate 
-^••assistants 
! ±SLQJC e a s e d. 

I Farm  Cost 
I Accounting 
!  communicati^l 

j13000  added 
j to  M i l i t a ry 
IDept*  to 
jbuy  band 
: uniforms  . 
\  $1560  app... 
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s o il 
I i n v e s t i g a-  > 
\  t i o n s.  -'" 
i  Chapman  to 
;att end  Amer •-.. 
jPhys. S o c i e ty 

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I. Clark.and  -J 
piuston  t o . ' t h^ 
Amer.'Chem •"..•'. 
S o c i e t y.  '•/• 

jTwo. new  men 
[in  Drawing 
and  Design. 

Exp.account 
of  Mao or 
Gansser• 

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B.J.Pord  a si 
_Goliege  Ad 
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On motion of !Mr. Watkins i the  request  of the Michigan Association 

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j of Fairs for assistance from the  College was referred to the President  with 

\  power to  act* 

Delegate 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, the matter  of sending a delegate to  the 

to  University, 
of Forth 
Carolina, 

! University  of North Carolina at the  inauguration of its President, was  referred 

to  the President, with power to act*: 

On motion of Mr* Watkins, the  following persons, being detained by 

Released 
from payment 

thesis work,, are  released from the •payment  of the delinquent  fee at the  opening 

|  of delinquent of the  spring term: 
.;  fee Si. 

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L* M*  Jones 
B. W. Bellinger 
Carl F. Miller 

A* M. Hopperstead 
L  •  L* Bateman 
W* E* De;Young 

[; Standing  Com- 
mittee for i 
Phys .Training a  standing committee for the Departments  of Physical Training and Military* 
and Military. 

On motion  of Mr. watkins, the President was authorized to  appoint 

On motion  of Mrs. Stockman, the matter  of salaries  of persons  in 

Salaries_ of  •• 
persons  in : 
exe cut ive 
offices. 

the  executive  offices was ^referred to the  President  and  Secretary, with power 

to  act* 

On motion of Mr. Watkins, Mr.waldron was  authorized  to attend  a 

Waldron to  \ 
attend Con.: 
of States Re-
|| lations  Serv. 

expenses  paid* 

Conference of the  States Relations  Service at Dubuque, Iowa, April 5 to 7, with 

Approp. for; 
bulletins,  i 

On motion of Mr. Watkins, $5000.00 was added to the  appropriation 

for bulletins* 

I-;: sui)t.McMillan's 
\\ salary in-  ; 

Qn  motion of Mr  • watkins, the  salary  of Mr. D. L. McMillan, Supt* 

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i  of the Upper Peninsula Experiment  Station at Chatham, was  increased  from $2000 -

to. $2500 with the same perquisites, the  change to  date from April 1* 

The  Secretary  presented  the  following letter  from J. T. Burnham, 

Executor  of the  estate  of Mattie Baillie: 

•Michigan Agricultural College, 
Lansing, Michigan* 

Gentlemen: 

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January, article  seven reads as follows: 

In the will of the  late Mattie Y/. Baillie, who  died  onsyearago  last 

Seven* 
to the Michigan Agricultural  College to be  invested  in safe and  suitable se-

I give, devise  and bequeath the  sum of Five Thousand Dollars  (#5000  ) 

"The Col... 
George P.San-  curities, the  income  of which shall be used for the help  o£  needy  girl-students 
,ford and Lou-  af said institution as a loan without  interest, at the  discretion  of the  Dean 
ise King Sah- of Women and the. President  thereof, such loan when  repaid to  become a part  of 
ford Memorial  the fund  for  such use* 
This bequest  I desire to be known as  "The  Col*  George 
Fund.« 

P*' Sanford and Louise King Sanford Memorial Fund*" 
shall be used for the  object  stated, said fund to be a perpetual memorial of 
the loyalty  and  devotion of Mr* & Mrs*  Sanford to the welfare  of those less 
fortunate  than themselves* 

OnJy the income of it 

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If your board will meet  and adopt  resolution accepting this  gift as 

stated above, I will be  glad to turn the money  over to you, as  soon as the 
Probate Judge will allow me* 

are to be pro  rated* 

As there was not  enough money  to  pay all-be queste  in full, the same-s 
At this time  I cannot  tell just what your  share will be* 

Yours  respectfully, 

(Signed) J* T. Burnham 

Executor* 

On motion of Mrs*  Stockman, the bequest  was accepted with grate 

ful appreciation, and the  Secretary  requested to make  acknowledgment. 

On motion  of M r. Woodman, the President was authorized to  appoint 

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The President appointed as such committee, Mr» v/atkins, Mr. water-  ! 

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On  motion  of  Mr.  Watkins,  t he  P r e s i d e n t, 

the  S e c r e t a ry  and  Mrs#Stock-  j 

man  were  authorized  to  adjust 

the  s a l a r i es  of  t h o se  not  p r e v i o u s ly  provided  for* 

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I Report  fif 
Budget  Coaii 
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liEETIKG  OP  THE  STATE  BOARD  0?  AGRICULTURE 

PRESIDED* S  OFFICE 

A p r il  2 1,  1920. 

1:30  o ' c l o ck  P.  tt* 

Present, President Kedzie, Mrs. Stockman,. Messrs. Woodman,Beaumont and 

Watkins. 

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

members, were approved without  reading. 

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On motion of Mr. Beaumont, the following report of the Committee on Budget 

and Employees was adopted: 

To the State Board of Agriculture: 

Your Committee on Budget and Employees respectfully  reports as follows: 

At the request of President Kedzie, we had on April 10th last, a confer 

ence with professors Clark, Plant ...and Steward, representing the Faculty, witii ref 
The^r present ed__£o us facte and (arguments 

erence to salaries for the coming .year. 

tending to show, and we think showing,, that the recent  increase made by this Board 

is sufficient, at least insofar as it pertains to salaries of professors and asso 

ciate professors.  Subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth,we  recommend 

the following minimum scale of salaries, which is the scale recommended .hy the 

Faculty  Committee, viz: 

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,M E H. 

W 0  ME  fl 

Deans-
Prof e s s o rs 
Associate  p r o f e s s o rs 
A s s i s t a nt  Professors 
I n s t r u c t o rs 

p r o f e s s o rs 
Associate  P r o f e s s o rs 
A s s i s t a nt  p r o f e s s o rs 
I n s t r u c t o rs 

5,000.00 
lf,00G.0Q 
3,200.00 
2,lfP0.00 
1,800.00 

3,800.00 
3,000.00 
2,200.00 
1,600.00 

The.  foregoing  recommendations  a re  made, f i x i ng  a  minimum. 

In  t h et  j u d g 

ment  of  t h is  Committee,  it 

is  deemed  wise  to  f ix  no  maximum. 

There  a re  now'  in 

t h e se  v a r i o us  c l a s s i f i c a t i o n s,  men  who  a re  e n t i t l ed  to  much  more  t h an  t he  m i n i 

mum. 

Teachers,  who  a re  e f f i c i e nt  and  l o y al  and  e n t h u s i a s t i c,  s h o u l d . n o t ' be  h a n d i 

capped  by  t h is  minimum  but  should  r e c e i ve  s a l a r i es  ranging  from  $600.00-to  #iooO,00 

Q)r  perhaps  more,  in  excess  t h e r e o f. 

This  recommendation  i s,  of  c o u r s e,  conditioned  upon  t he  f a ct 

t h at  we  have