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     Minutes of regular montE'y meeting of the Executive Com-
.iittee of the Board of Trustees, Univeraity of Kentucky, July
21, l 'as 6 .

     The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the
University of Kentucky, met in the office of President McVey,
\"ednesday, July 21, 1926 at 11:30 a. in., with inembers present:
;.Lidge B. C. Stoll, Superintendent MoHenry Phoads, Senator H. M.
Froman, President F. L. McVey and D. H. Peak, acting secretary.
The mrinutes of the previous meeting, June 23, 1926, were qv'-proved
as published.

     1. Efnort of the Business Agent. The report of the Business
Agent was receivred and ozdeered incorporated in the minutes.


Statement of Income and Expenditures
         Month of June, 1026


                              Previously
                              Reported
General Fund Income
   Federal Appropriation       42,750.00
   Vocational Education Board   9,572.78
   Special Agricultural Appro. 17,089.96
   State Tax                  628,731.74
   Interest on Endowment Bonds 8,644.50
   Interest on Liberty Bonds    1,700.00
   Chemistry Bldg. Fund
   (Bingham Tax Int. Cers)    99,575.08
   Chemistry Bldg. Fund
   (Bingham Tax Int.)          2,405.53
   Student Fees                 86,499.96
   Student Fees -Veterans Bu.     189.20
   .Student Fees -Sutmmer-School 24,511.11
   Student Fees -Univ. H. S.    3,815.00
   Student Fees -Univ. Extent.. 26,212.97
   Miscellaneous                 9,284. 34
   Rentals                       6,343.93
        Total                 967,326.10
Expenditures
   Instruction                527,307.01
   Administration Expense     178,039.03
   Additions and Betterments   89%841.05
        Total                   53,7 11
   Excess of Income over Ex.    p2,138. 9
Cirls' Halls Income
   Board                        54,351.97
   Room Pent - Summer School    2 2,2"22.25
        Total                  j56 74.22


  Current
  Month


13,432.9E
12, 910. 04
48,879. 2E


EXHIBIT "B"

     Fiscal
     Year
     To Date

     42,;7s5.100
     23,005.77
     334,000.00
   677,611.00
     8,644.50
     1,700.00


             99,575.08

             2,405.53
  (172.67)  86,327.29
                189.20
   (36.00)  24,475.11
   25.00     3,840.00
1,076.58   27,289.55
2,195.54   11,479.88
    4.00     6,347.93
78X314.74 1.04=5 , 64784


52,866.79
31,493.73
18 L089 *64
102j.50.16
4,135.42)


1,728.27

1,728. 27


580,173.80
209,532.78
107 930) *69
14-8 Y.00 3 57

56,080.24
  2, 22 .2 5
  68, 30,3. t.9


2 .


Ex-cenditures


Ezxrerise                    64,583571   6,985.42
k.ci ions and Betterments     2222.2C       .33.80
     Total                   66 Q07. 91  7-119.22
E-.CesB of Expen. over Income (_0 _2;3.64  3  .95)


CeneiJ-.l Fund Income         1,072237DTO.328,0423.0
rner;tl Fan.d Expenditures     8EjQ.02 1%, 569.38
   Excees of General Fund Income
   over Expenditures          161,905.30 (29,526.37)
   Accounts Receivable for Current Yoar    (27,026.40)
   Excess of Recepits over Expenditures for
   General Ledger Accounts      (6,074.96) 10,864.61
   1924-1925 Accounts Payable 1iqui-
   dated during Current Year  ( 71,692.00,L_


Excess of Receipts over Expendi-
tures for the fiscal year to
date -- General Fund         84 ,13834 (, 688 .16)

Excess of Receipts over Expen-
ditures for the fiscal year to
date -- General Fund
Cash in Bank July 1, 1925 -- General Fund
Cash in Bank June 30, 1926 -- General Fund


71, 57 1: l
2, 356. U0
_7 ", t9~ -2-_ S
(15's 64.64)

9i71 ,564.40

132,378.93
(277,026.40)

  4,789.65

(71,692.00)


38, 450.18
(65,295.72)
(26,845.54)


rT-ust Fund Income
   Bennett Bequest
   Student Loan Fund
   Student Notes Paid
        Total Receipts

Expenditures
   Exrense
   Student Notes
        Total
   Excess of Expenditures over
   Receipts


- _ , t.
2,579 .7t 0
6 592.,92S
:R7;3 --.F


451.75
8 85 .00
. 306 75


Excess of Expenditures over
Receipts for the fiscal year
to date - Trust Fund
Cash in Bank July 1, 1925- Trust Furd
Cash in Bank June 30, 1926 - Trust Fund


20.00
44.75
304.00
368.75


74.00
636.00
710.00

(341.25)


   20.00
2,624.45
6,896.92
9 541_37


   525.75
 9 , 51. .00
'.1(), 016 . 75

   (475. 38 )


   (475 38 )
   568.86
     2.8_


F xperiment Station Income
   HuiLtch - Federal Appropri.
   Mrilk and Butter - Cash Rec.
   Beef Cattle Sales
   Dairy Cattle Sales
   Sheep Sales
   Serum Sales


15,000.00
12,721.07
1,823.46
   944.70
   948.67
 4,581.15


            15,000.00
1,006.10    13,727.17
2,015.20     3,838.66
               941.70
   13.88       962.55
   30.00     4,611.15


3.


   Poultry Sales
   Farm Produce Sales
   Hc:cticultural Sales
   Soed Test
   Rentals
   Miscellaneous
   Fe.Y: vi1izer - Fees
   Public Service - State Arpr.
   Public Service - Misc.
   Feding Stuffs - Fees
   Adans - Federal Appro.
   Serum - Sales
     i  - Virus Sales
     n  - Live Stock Sales
        - Supply Sales
     it - Miscellaneous
   State Appropriation
   Creamery - License Fees
   Creamery - Testers Licenses
   Creamery - Glassware Tested
   Creamery - Miscellaneous
   Robinson - State Appropri..
   W. Ky. - State Appro.
   Purnell - Federal Arpro.

Expend itures
  Expense
  Additions and Betterments
        Total
  Excess of Expenditures over
    Income
    Petty Cash Returned
    Excess of Expenditures over


2,819.01
4,7 393.34
1,265,84
   116.00
 5.41-5 554
 14, 573.51
 42,19'. 50
 9,0000
   14_9.31
44,556. 71
15,000.00
5,25,1 .19
   239.61
 1,480.04
   i47 .10
   40.93
32,930.04
  1,891. 50
  1, 244.00
  561. 34
     1.29
 .9,425.93
 11,50:, .20
 2C0, !o0 0
260,663.03

262,937.00
16,968.61
2701 5.61l

(19,2,41.63)
    300.00


    Receipts                       941.63)
    Excass of Expenditures over
    Recoipts for the fiscal year to date
    Cash in Bank July 1, 1925 - Exper. Sta.
    Cash in Bank June 30,19266 - Exper. Sta.
i!tension DiVision
   Federal Smith-Lever         152,241.30
   Federal Suprlementary        45,1C0.93
   State Smith-Lever            61,248.90
   County and Other              4,215.86
        Totl                   262  _06.  
Expenditures


Exponse
Excoss of Income over Ex-
ponditure s


303,163.66


  248.20
  97 .7 4
  68.40

  77.66

2;-$74.25
9,000.00

3,408.90

   908.41
   43.95
   204.35
   37. 55

17,019.96
   103. 0
   67-.00
   68.00

14, 506.84
8,492.80

60,904.69

28, 530.49
14 106.23
, 636 -72

18, 267. S7


18, 267*97

Ex. Sta.


80, S2. 40
     50.00
4    _,02.4


3,067.21
4,837.03
1,.,37.24
   116.r00
 5, 5:3 3.20
 14,578.51
 45,065.75
 18,000.00
   .142.31
47,065.61
15, 000. CO
6,159.60
   283.56
 1,684.39
   184.65
   40 .93
50,000.00
1,995.00
1,922.00
   630.34
     1.29
 23,932.77
 20,000.00
 20, 000 . 00
21,568.67

291,467 .49
31 ,074.84
3'-2 . 5t2 .33

   (973.66)
   300.00
 j673.66)

   (673.66)
 26, 07. 34
 25, S;. 68

 152,241.30
 45,100.93
 142,241.30
 4, 265.86
 343  049. 39


38,030.23  341,193.89


(40,356.67) 43,012.17      2G55.50


4.


Excess of Income over Expendi-
tures f or the f iscal year to
date - Extension Divisiorn
Cash in Bank July 1, 1925- Extension Division
Cash in Bank June 30, 1926- Extension Division


Oumrmary
  General Fund Income
  Trust Fund Income
  Experiment Station Income
  Extension Division Income
        Total


General Fund Expenditures
Trust Fund Expenditures
Experiment Station Expen.
Extension Division Expen.
     Total                1  
Excess of Income over Ex.

Excess of Receipts over Ex-
penditures for General Led-
ger Accounts

Student Loan Fund - Notes

Accounts Receivable for
Current Year

1924-1925 Accounts Payable
liquidated during current
year


1,023,900.32
    2,579.70
  260,663.98
  262, 8056.-9
1,549,950.99


361,995.02
   451 .75
279, 905.61
30.3163.66
445, 16. 04
104,434.95


(6,074.96)

(2, 262.08)


2 ,655.50
. *1,321-99
3  77 .49


80,043.01 1,103:943*33
     64.75    , 2,644.45
60, 904. 9o :.4$21, 568. 67
81,042.40   343,849 .39
2Zp 054.85 1,772,005.84

109,569.38   971,564.40
     74.00       525.75
 42,636.72   322,542.33
 38,030.23  341 193.89 -
 190,310.33 1,635,826.37
 31,744.52   136,170.47


10,864.61


4,789.65


(332.00)   (2,594.08)


(27,026.40)


(71,692.00)


Excess of Receipts over Ex-
penditures for the fiscal
year to date - Combined Fund.4, 405.91


15,25.0.73


(27,026.40)


(71,692.00)


39,656. 64


Excess of Receipts over Expenditures
for the fiscal year to date - Con:bined Fund          39,656.64
Cash in Bank and on hand July 1, 1925 - Combinod Fund(34,498.13)
Cash in Bank and on hand June 30, 1926 - Com. Fund      52158.51


5.


              Abstract of item shown on Statement
              of Income and Expenditures as "Excess
              of' Peceipts over Exrenditures for
              General Ledger Accounts $4,789.65.t

                                             Debit      Credit
  Accounts Beceivable                                   7,41110

  Insurance Paid in Advance                              933.56

  Sundry Accounts                           3, 030.74

  Surplus                                     534 27

                                             3,565.01    8,354.66

                                                         3, 565. 01

                                                         4,789.65

     2. Accounts Considered.  Account of Van Deren Hardware Com-
pany for hardware for Basketball Building for $927.68, without
interest, was ordered paid on approval. of Attorney P. P. Johnston,
to be charged to Basketball Building account.

     The statement of the State Journal Company for $26.63 bal-
ance, not showing itemized account, wras ordered filed away.

     The account of Combs Lumber Company for $516.35 was ordered
raid to the extent ok approval by Mr. Whipple and Dean Cooper.

     It appearing from report of Doctor Dantzler that the total
receipts for the production of the Beggar o~i Horseback by Pro-
fessor Sutherland's class were $97.00 and that the total expenses
were $469.09, leaving a deficit of $372.09, it was ordered that
the deficit be paid.   It was further suggested that the Univer-
sity will not assume responsibility for such deficits in the fu-
ture.

     3. Chan.gs in Building    Changes in buildings, to-wit:
Mechanical F1all, Science Building, Kastle Hall and Education
Building, were authorized..  President McVey was further authoriz-
el to proceed with plans for library building.

     4. Plant Quarantine, Act. Operations under the act above
named were roaerred to a committee, viz., President McVey and
Mr. Louis Hillenmeyer.


6.


     5. NeW FORe Shop.   It was ordered that advertisement for
bids for the construction of a building adjoining Mechanical Hall
to be oocuried as a forge be made and that construction of the
buildojinR be started as soon as possible.  The cost of the build-
ing was estimated at t25,000 including electric wiring and fix-
tLures andi plunabing and. floors. The equipment of this shop is
to be don:Lted by the Buffalo Forge Torks of which Mr. W. T. Wendt
is President.

     6. Coal Contract. President McVey reported that the State
Purchasing Committee had let contract to furnish the University
of Kentucky 2,000 tons of coal to the Kentucky Home Coal Compa-
ny of Pineville, Kentucky, at g1.35 per ton, freight rate    :
Contract to deliver the coal from cars to campus was let to the
Fayette Coal, Grain and Feed Company of Lexington, Kentucky, at
sixty-five cents per ton.

     7. Practice House. Dean Cooper was authorized to lease from
A. C. Kearns the property at 162 Maxwellton Court for use as a
practice house, at rental of $75 a month.

     8. Greater Kentucky Campaign Pledges. Whereas it has been
reported to the Executive Committee of tfhe Board of Trustees of
the University of Kentucky that certain persons who subscribed to
the Greater Kentucky Campaign Fund have failed to rmay part or all
of subscription, now in order to facilitate and hasten collection
of unpaid subscriptions to said fund, the attorney employed to
collect the pledges is hereby authorized to notify delinquents
that, unless payment is promptly made, suit will be instituted on
the unpaid pledges, and he is further authorized to file suit
thereon, after due notice has been given delinquent.

     9. President McVey was granted leave ot absence from Septem-
ber 13 to September 23, to take part in the survey of the educa-
tional institutions in Indiana.

     10. Appointments and Changes. Upon recommendation of Presi-
dent McVey the fo1lowing new appointments were approved by the
Committee at the salary designated:

     Appointment of Miss Mary Johnston as head of Stenographic
Bureau at a salary of 91500.

     Appointment of additional help in Business Office referred
to President McVey and D. H. Peak.

     Appointment of James L. Graham, assistant professor in Psy-
chology for one year, at 925C0.


7.


     Aprointment of Emmet G. Sulzer, instructor of band and music,
at a salary of $1800.

     Aprointment of A. B. Kelley, instructor in English, at a
salary of $1 800.

     Appointment of Emmet Bradley, instructor in English, at a
se.lary of $1500.

     Arrointment of Raymond KirIk, in cha.rg, of Bureau of Alumni
.Affairs and 'Publicity, at a salary of $2500.

     Appointment of Dr. T. D. Rhodes. assistant professor of
Hygiene, at a salary of $3000.

     Appointment of Louis Clifton, assistant in University Exten-
sion Department, at a salary of 8200 a. month, beginning Septemberl.

     Aprointment of Mrs. M. C. Crutcher, in charge of women stu,.
dents, s cond summer session, at a salary of $50.

     Appointment of B. P. Pamsey, student assistant in Physics,
at a salary of M300.

     Aprointment of Daisy Allen Taylor, library assistant, at a
salary of $100 a month beginning Septcmber 1.

     Appointment of Margaret H. Tuttle, library assistant, at a
salary of $150 a month, beginning September 1.

     Appointment of Emma Jane Stevens, library assistant, at a
salary of $50 a month beginning September 1.

     Aprointment of F.tauces L. Smith, high school librarian, at
a salary of $60 a month.

    Appointment of Gladys Huling Club Camp Assistant, July 1 to
Augst 31, 1926, at a salary of 100 a month.


     Reaprointnent of L. B. Shackelford, instructor in English,
:O.t a salary of $1800.


8.


     11. Re6igantions.

     Resignation if B. A. Hensley, county agent,Lee County,
eof fact iv  June l, 1926.

     12. .Changes in Budge.

     Continuation of employment of Mrs. Roxie C. Parkins, home
ciononstration agent Harlan County, from July 1, 1926 to April 30,
3 Sa7, at a salary o# $125 E month.

     Continuation of employment of Ezra Bell, mail carrieT, at
a salary of $960.   ( mitted f rom budget).

     Provision was made for an instructor in Art at a salary of
83000.

     Increase in salary of Lawrence Yates, instructor in English,
to $2250.

     Increase in salary of D. E. South, instructur in matheratics,
to $2000.

     Increase in salary of Beatrice Skidmore, stenographer in
College of Engineering, to $1200.

     Increase in salary of Clarence Flynn, fireman, College of
Engineering, to $1320.

     The salary of Professor L. B. McMullen was fixed at $4Q00..

     Upon motion, duly seconded, th3 Board of Trustees adjourned.

                                    Respectfully submitted,


D. H. Poak
Acting Secretary


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