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Minutes of the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Executive Com-
rnittee of the Board of Trustees, University of Kentucky, for Tues-
day, February 10, 1925.

The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Uni-
versity of Kentucky, met at noon in the office of President McVey,
Tuesday, February 10, 1925, with the following members present:
Judge R. C. Stoll, Senator H. M1. Froman and Superintendent McHenry
Rhoads. The minutes of the previous meeting were ordered ap-
proved as published.

Mr. D. H, Peak, Business Agent, made the following financial
report which was received and ordered spread upon the minutes:

February 10, 1925

President Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky

Dear President McVey:

I am submitting herewith financial report for the month of
January, 1925. After February 1, we collected from State
Treasurer, $241,635.84, State tax collected by State Auditor
in January, making the total received by the University from
State tax, $479,513.62. You will note that the report shows
$4,999.36 collected from State Board of Vocational Educa-
tion. A like amount was paid by warrant which is being
held by the University Treasurer subject to sale when needed.

Registration collections are as follows:

Fees.... $38,962.00
Chemistry charges 91.54
Student Activities 9,160.00
Senior Class dues 1,967.00
Class dues ........ 143.00
Total ........ 50,323.54

I estimate 'that total registration collections will finally
amount to nearly $52,000, making the total in fees approxi-
mately $40 000.

Since my last report on the Greater Kentucky Campaign Fund,
we have collected an amount sufficient to pay Louis des
Cognets Company the balance due on the stadium, $1,924.12,
and to pay $4,000 on the notes executed to that company,
leaving now in the treasurer's hands a balance of $607.35.

Very truly yours,
D. H. Peak
Business Agent

EXktiBIT "Bit

Statement of Income and Expenditures
Month of January 1925

Previously
Reported
General Fund Income
Federal Appropriation 42,750.00
Vocational Educa. Board
Gene:-al Educa, Board 2,050.00
Special Agri, Appro. 16,028.26
State Tax 128,235.12
Int. on Liberty Bonds 850.00
Int. on Endowment Bonds 4,322,25
Chemistry Bldg. Find (Int.
on Bingham Tax) 5,636.67
Student Fees 42,572.29
Student Fees - Summer Sch, 18,032.00
Student Fees - Vet. Bureau 411,38
Student Fees - Univ. H. S. 2,100.00
Student Fees - Univ. Ext. 5,366.02
MDis cellaneous 1,290.78
Rentals 2,751.00
Total 272,395-77

Expend ituxres
Instruction 222,711,64
Administration Expense 66,938.18
Additions & Betterments 11,028.04
Total 300,677.86

Current
Month

Fiscal
Year
To Date

42, 750.00
4.999.36 4,999.36
900.00 2,950.00
16,028.26
109,642.66 237;877.78
850.00
4,322.25 8,644.50

5,636.67
8,355.52 50,927.81
18,032.00
8.96 420.34
1,435.00 3,535.00
3,278,20 8,642.22
607, 49 1,898.27
178,00 2,929.00
133,725.44 406,121.21

51,236.60
15,118.20
1,209.91
67,564.71

273,948.24
82,056.38
12,237.95
368,242.57

Excess of Inc. over Exp.

Patterson Hall Income
Board
Room Rent - Summer Sch.
Total

(28,282.09) 66,160,73

23,428.67
2,192.85
25,621- 52

37,878,.64

1,620.00 25,048.67
_ _ 2 .192.85
1,620.00 27,241.52

Expenditures
Expense
Additions & Betterments
Total

Excess of Inc. over Ex'p.

19,883,72
1 056.40
20-940,12

4.681.40 (2.645.19) 2!036.21

General Fund Income
General Fund Expenditures
Excess of General Fund
Inc. over Exp.
Excess of Reo. over Exp-.
for Gen, Ledger Acot.

298,017. 29
321,617.98

135,345.44 433,362.73
71,829,90 393,447.88

(23,600.69) 63,515,.54 39,914.85

1314473-77 (:29,747.67) 1,726-.10

4,053.49
211.70
4,265619

25,937,21
,1 .268.10
25,205.31

Excess of Roc. over Exp. for
fiscal vear to date --
General Fund 107 873.08 t66,232.13) 41,640.95
Exeoss of Roc. ovor Exp for the
fiscal year to date --
General Fund 41, 640.95
Cash in Bank July 1, 1924 - General Fund (105,1376,62)
Cash in Bank Janr. 31, 1925 - Genaral Fund * 63,735. 67.)

Trust Fund Income
Student Loan Fund
Civilian Rchabil. Fund
Total Income
Student Notes Paid
Total Receipts
Expenditures
Expense
Student Yotes
Notes Payable
Total

2, 717.35
135.40
2,852.75
2, 523 50
5 ,376.25

179.40
3, 878.00
2,000.00
6,057.40

149.01

149.01
1 ,515.00
- 1,664.01

2,866.36
135.40
3,001.76
4,038. 50
7,040. 26

179.40
550.00 4,428.00
_______ _ 2,000.00
550.00 66,607.40

Excess of Rec. over Exp. (681.15) 1,114.01
Excess of Rec. over Exp. for
fiscal year to date - Trust Fund
Cash in Bank July 1, 1924 - Trust Fund
..Cash in Bank Jan. 31, 1925 - Trust Fund

Experiment Station Income
Hatch - Federal Appro.
Milk & Butter - Cash Rec.
Beef Cattl4 Sales
Dairy Cattle Sales
Sheep Sales
Swine Sales
Poultry Sales
Farm Produce Sales
Horticultural Sales
Seed Test
Renatis
Mis cellaneous
Fertilizer - Fees
Public Service - St. Appro.
1 11 - Misc.
Feeding Stuffs - Fees
Adams - Federal Appro.
Serum Sales
" - Virus Sales
" - Supply Sales
it - Misoellaneous
State Appropriation

7,500.00
6,395.23
1,197.51
232.47
863.37
1,203.10
1,360.08
2, 690.62
1,320.25
104.00
933.00
570.50
7,492.25
7,500.00
120. 85
23,456.58
7,500.00
1,642.44
89.35
39.65
73.80
35,898.27

3, 750.00
1,319.64
99. 54

98.00

293.61
130.42
17.55
7.00
2,143.67
4.50
3,190.00
1,500.00

4,505. 50
3, 750.00
393.33
17.75
6.00
9.09
6,822.74

11,250.00
7,714.87
1,297 05
232.47
961.37
1,203.10
1,653. 69
2,821.04
1,337.80
111.00
3,076.67
575.10
10,682.25
9,000.00
120.85
27,962.08
11,250.00
2,035.77
107.10
45.65
82.89
42,721.01

432.86

432,86
689.64
1,122.50

Creamery - License Fees 3,015.50
It - Testers Liceases 1,119.50
ti - Glassware Tested 313. 82
Robinson - St. Appro. 8,900.53
Total 121,532.77

Expenditure 6
Expense
Additions & Betterments
Total

9.00
38.00
18.89
3,620.41
31,744.64

131,087.34 23,183.00
8,370.62 1,221.92
139,457.96 24,404.92

Excess of Exp. over Inc. (174925.19) _ 7.339.72
Excess of. Exp. over Inc. for
fiacal year to date - Exp. Sta.
Cash in Bank July 1, 1924 - Exp. Sta.
Cash in Bank Jan. 31, 1925 - Exp. Sta.

3,024.50
1,157,50
332.71
12.520,d94
153, 277 .141

154,270.34
9M,92.;54
163 ,862 88

(10 ,585J47)

(10,585.47)
31,190.86
20 ,605.39

Extension Division Income
Federal Smith-Lever
Federal Supplementary
State Smith-Lever
County and Other Funds
Total

76,120.65
22,550.46
60,756.24
1,572.83
161,000.18

11,855.72
1.300. 00
13,155.72

76,120.65
22,550.46
72,611.96
2,872.83
174,155.90

Expenditures
Expense

162, 653.58 29,278.95

Excess of Exp. over Inc. (1,653.40) (16.123.33)
Excess of Exp. over Inc. for
fiscal year to date - Ext. Div.
Cash in Bank July 1, 1924-- Ext. Div .
Cash in Bank Jan. 31, 1925 - Ext. Div.

191,932.53

(17 .776.63)

(17,776.63)
1.352.61
16, 424.02)

Summary
General Fund Income
Trust Fund Income
Exp. Sta. Income
Ext. Div. Income
Total

298,017.. 29
2,852.75
121,532.77
161.000 .18
583,402.99

135,345.44
149.01
31,744.64
13,155.72
180,394.81.

433,362.73
3 , 001. 76
153,277.41
174,155. 90
763,797.80

General Fund Exp.
Trust Fund Exp.
Exp. Sta. Expenditures
Ext. Div. Exp.
Total

321,617.98 71,829.90 393,447.88
179.40 179.40
139,457.96 24,404.92 163,862.388
162,653.58' 29 278.95 191,932.53
623,908.92 125,513.77 . 749.422.69

Excess of Inc. over Exp. (40,505.93) 54,881.04
Exoess of Exp. over Reo. for
Gen. Le4. Acot. 128.119.27 (128.782.67

14,375 .11

) (663.40)

Excess of Rec. over Exp. for
fiscal year to date --
Combined Fund 87,613.34 (732901.63) 13,711.71
Excess of Rec. over Exp. for
fiscal year to date -- Combined Fund 13,711.71
Cash in Bank anr on hand July 1, 1924 -
Combined Fund (70.643.51
Cash in Bank and on hand Jan. 31, 1925 -
Combined Fund (56.933,80

)

)
Abstract of item shown on Statement of Income and
Expenditures as "Excess of Expenditures over Receipts for
General Ledger Accounts $663.4- . "

Accounts Receivable
Insurance Paid in Advance
Notes Payable
Sundry Accounts
Student Notes

Deb it

259.40
2,000.00
5,957 .65
389.50
8,606.55
7.943.15
663.46

Credit

7,943,15

7,943 .15

President MoVey stated to the Executive Committee that it was
possible that Professor Walter K. Patterson would deed to the Uni-
versity a certain plot of ground belonging to him, and lying south
of Patterson Hall, 160 x 100 feet.

Upon motion duly seconded, a resolution was adopted a.uthoriz-
ing the President and Business Agent of the University to take up
with Professor Patterson the matter of taking over the property,
with full power to act.

President MoVoy reported to the Committee that he had received
the following letter from D. H. Peak, Business Agents which is self-
explanatory:

February 10, 1925
President Frank L. McVey
Universitv of Kentucky

Dear President McVey:

At your request, I consulted with B. J. Treaoy in regard to
the Fugazzi property on Winslow Street. Mr. Treacy told me
that he thought the lots, exclusive of buildings, would be
worth, according to values of property in that locality,
$5,000 or $6,000.

Yesterday, at your request, I asked him to see Mr. Fugazzi
in regard to the purchase of the property. This morning
Mr. Treacy reported that Mr. Fugazzi stated that he had re-
fused an offer of $12,000 for the property. Mr. Treaoy
asked him if he would not consider selling the property to
the University and removing the houses therefrom. Mr.
Fugazzi replied that he could not do that, and that he pre-
ferred to hold the property.

Very truly yours,
D. H. Peak
Business Agent

After a d-iscussion of the foregoing statement made by Mr.
Peak, President MficVey recommended that the University Attorney,
Pelham Johnston, be authorized to proceed with condemnation pro-
csodings to procure title to the Fugazzi property in question.

Mr. Rhoads moved that Attorney Johnston be authorized to
proceed at once with suit for condemnation. This motion was
seconded and the resolution adopted.

President McVey reported that he had received a letter from
Dean Thomas P. Cooner, Director of the Experiment Station, asking
for permission to execute for the forthcoming year, a lease on
what is known as the Patterson land on South Limestone now being
used for Experiment Station purposes.

President MoVey recommended that Dean Cooper's request be
granted. On motion duly seconded this recommendation was approved.

President McVoy submitted the following letter from Dean T.
P. Cooper of the Experiment Station:

January 6, 1925

President F. L. McVey
University of Kentucky

Dear President MoVey:

I wish to ask your permission to proceed, at such time as
funds permit and the conditions on the farm are advisable,
with the construction of the following buildings on the
Western Kentucky Sub Experiment Station:

1. Poultry house. 2. Mule barn. 3. Dairy barn.

We shall probably desire to have this construction done by

day labor, although it may be thcft we shall wrish to let a
contract to soma of the Princeton firms.

A-lo, I wish to inform you of the completion of a combination
barn at the Robinson Sub Experiment Station. This has bean
oonst-uctad out of old material or, the place and the cost
is only that of labor and hardware.

Very truly -ours,
Thomas P. Cooper
Dean and Director

Upon motion of Senator Froman, seconded by Mr. Rhoads, it
roso].ution was adopted aut-horizing Dean Cooper to proceed in ac-
coordance with the reconimnm-dations set out in the foregoing letter,
at an expense not to exceed $3,OO0.

Provsident McVe-,7 announced that he had received from A. 0.
Whipple, zhen in Seattle, a, telegram offering his resignation as
Sucrintendent of Buildings and Grounds for the University of Ken-
tu0'1.1y and requesting that the same take effect as of February 1,
lcj25.

President MoVey recomnamended that the resignation of Superin-
tendent Whipple be accepted, rand that M-aury J. Crutcher be ap-
pointed to that office. Upon motion duly seconded the President's
recommendation was adopted.

President McVey then announced that he was in possession of
certain bids by contractors on work of construction of the new
chemistrv building.

Ona niotion of tMr. Rhoads, seconded by Mr. Froman, and adopted
by the Committee, the opening of bids was then proceeded .with.

After a brief discussion of the same, Chairman Stoll moved
that the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds be authorized to
tabulate these bids and that the Board fix another day for final
consideration of them. This motion was adopted.

Mr. Stoll suggested that the bids on the chemistry building
be turn ed over at once to the new Superintendent of Buildings and
Grounds for tabulation.

The Committee adjourned to meet Thursday, February 12.

Enoch Grehan
Siecretary