MIUTES OF TBE BOARD OF TRUSTEES      -      June 1, 1910



     Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried the report of this special Com-

mittee was received, and approved, and the whole proceeding ordered spread at large

upon the minutes, as appears above.

     Upon motion of Mr. Stoll, seconded by Mr. Walker, and carried unanimously, Judge

Barker's Acceptance of the office of President of this University is accepted, his

term to begin on January 1st, 1911.





     Upon motion of Mr. Walker, duly seconded and carried, the Chairman was directed

to appoint a committee to confer with the authorities of the city of Lexington and

County of Fayette, in regard to the moral conditions in Lexington, in connection with

the student body.

     Thereupon the chairman appointed as such committee, President White, Mr. Stoll

and Mr. Walker.





     Mr. Stoll reported for the Committee on Military Instruction and College Dis-

cipline orally that a year ago this Committee had made a full report commending the

establishment of a course for military instruction; that this report had been re-

ferred to the Faculty, with direction that the faculty report back on same to the

December meeting of the Board; that this b.ad not been done; and the Committee now

recommends that this report referred to as made a year ago be now referred to the

Faculty with direction to report on same to the Executive Committee on the establish-

ment of a military course, and give the Executive Committee power to act.

     Without objection the report of the Committee was adopted.





     Upon motion of Mr. Stoll duly seconded and carried, it was declared to be the

duty of the Secretary of this Board to transfer to the President of the University

for delivery to the faculty a copy of every resolution of the Board, which iP directed