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     Minutes of Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Universi-
ty of Kentucky, February 2), 1933,


     The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Uni-
versity of Kentucky met in President McVey's office at the Univer-
sity of Kentucky, February 2; 1933, at 10:30 a.m    The mem.ibers
of the Committee present were James Park, who acted as Chairman,
and Joe B. Andrews.   President Frank L. McVey and Secretary D, H.
Peak were also present.

     1. Financial Report.

     The financial report for January was received and ordered to
be recorded in the Minutes.   It reads as follows:


                                                EXHIBIT "B"

            Statement of Income and Expenditures
                    Month of January 1933

                                                       Fi-scal
                         Previously        Current     Year
                         Reported          Month       To Date


General Fund Income
  Federal Appropriation   42,750.00
  Special Agr. Appro,      7,330,81
  Vocational Ed. Board    10,931,67
  Bureau of Mine & Top,
  Survey - Misc. Rec.       645.96
  Bureau of Min, & Top.
  Survey - State Appro.   1,971,85
  State Tax              348,031,75
  Int, on Endowmrent Bonds  4,322.25
  Int. on Liberty Loan
    Bonds                    850.00
  Student Fees            93,327,82
  Student Fees - Summer
    Sch0ool               14, 41, 54
  Student Fees - Un.Iigh   4 091.50
  Student Fees -   ,91.Tr.
    School                 4, 075, 00
 Student Pees - Univ. Ext.


Hisc, Receipts
Rentals
Ments Dormitories
              Total


14, 502 c81
13, 324. 76
  1) 297 86
  6 561, (
568, 521.22


           42, 750,00
6, 784,82  14,115. 63
  959.11   11,890.78


    50.45

 1,167.07
45,928.89


10,923,43


2,104.30

1,586.25

1,484,66
1,564.20
   185, 50
   135.00
72.874.68


    696. 41

  3,138,92
393,960.64
  4,322.25

    850.00
104,251.25

14,415.54
  6,195w80

  5,661.25

  16,077.47
  14,888.96
  1,483.36
  6.697.64
641_395a9O


3.


Expe-nd iture s
  Instruction
  Ad-.,. Expense & haint.
  Adcitions and Betterments
               Total


Excess of Income over x-
   pend i tures

Pa.tterson Hall Income
  Board.
  i!iscellaneous Receipts
  Roo-m Rent - Summer Sch.
             Total


385,092.84
138,468.52
  5, 790.09
529. 351 -45


39. 169,7


. 30,085.36
   125.24
   1, 26150
21 472e 10


84, 710. 81
18,927. 35
    898, 89s-
104,537.05


(31,662337)


469,803.55
157, 395.87
  ,688.98.
633,888.50


7,507.40


10o.00  20,295.56
            125,2 4
_____    1 3 261,50
210,00   21,682.10


Expenditures
Expense
Adritions and Betterments8
             Total


  Vxcess of Income over Ex--
    pendit-ures

General Fund Income         589,9a
General F4und. Expenditures  5z!Ws,01

  Excess of General Fund In-
  comne over Expenditures   43, 9Q
  Accounts Payable liqui-
  deted                     (3Y9E
  Excess of Receipts over Ix-
  penditures for General
  Ledger Accounts            43C
  Excess of Receipts over Ex-
  penditures for the fiscal
  year to date - General
  Fund                      44, 2
  Excess of Receipts over
  Expenditures for the f is-
  cal year to date - General
  Fund
  Cash in Bank July 1, 1932 -
  Gene ral Fund
  Cash in Bank January 31, 1933 -
  General Fund


7G3.8!;  ( 2 s301, S7 )  2 3 462,1

13.'2    7 ,084.68 663s078.00
-9, 70  107,048.72 6535108.42


53.62  (35,984.04)  9,3S69.58

30.093)               (3p,980.09)


07.48     6, 361.01  106 68.49


ol.Oi   (27,603.03)  16,857.98


1I,6 7 7. 98

(12,3 274. 36)

  4, 538.62


14,62813
21 7080. 12
1 6 s 708. 25


2 b 511, 67

2, 511. 67


17, 19S.80
2.080,12
19. 219. 92


3.


Txperi-m.ent Station Income
  Hatch - Federal Appro,    7,500.00
  Milk and Butter - Cash
  Receipts                 4,1635,63
  Dairy Cattle Sales           233.95
  Sheep Sales                 202.85
  Swine Sales                 230.05
  Poultry Sales               938.04
  Farm Produce Sales          402.60
  Horticultural Sales          816.32
  Seed Test                    254.65
  Seed Inspection           5,753.39
  Rentals                    2,865.02
  liscellaneous                537. 67
  Fertilizer - ?ee8         2,541,25
  Puilic Service - State
    Appropriatioon         10,242.69
  Public Service - Misc.
    Receipts                     8.14
  Feeding Stuffs - Fees    14,663.09
  Adams - Federal Akpro.    7,500.00
  Serum - Sales                788.27
  Serum - Virus Sales           47.22
  Serum - Supply Sales          70.30
  Serumn - Miscellaneous Rec.  60.00
  State Appropriation      29,332.52
  Oream-iexy - License Wees  4,398.50
  Creamery - Testerd Lic.   1,241.00
  Crea.mnery - Glassware
     Tested                    203.38
  Robinson - State Aporo.   5,863.041
  Robinson - Misc. Rec.     3,233.98
  West Ky. - St. Appro.     5,714.78
  .Jest Ky. - Misc. Rec.    2,477.27
  Purnell - Fed. Appro,    30,000.00
  IN!ursery Inspection-Tees  1,080.30
  Blood Test                   599.75
              Total       143!880,65


Expenditures
  Ex-oense                 141,064
  Additions and Better-
  mtent s                     822
              Total       141,885

  Excess of Income over Ex-
  penditures                1,994
  Excess of Receip ts over
  Expenditures for General
  Ledger accounts           7,49,
  Excess of Receipts over
  Expenditures              9 487
  Excess of Receipts over
  -xpeaditures for tlhe fiscal
  yeair to date - Txneriraent Sta.


.12

14
.26


3,750,00

  853.30
  28.32
  194.32
  24,00
  155.38
  710.93
  38.00
  90.60
13252,19
  1226 67
  23j45
1,986.25


3,213.22
3,750.00
  163.50
    6.90
    24a.35


    46.50
    59.00

    1.86


   132. 64
 1,131.26
   149,62
15,000.00
    60.00
    82.00


11,250.00

5,488.93
   262.27
   397.17
   254.05
 1,093 42
 1,113.53
   299.32
   345.25
 7)005.58
 2,987.69
   561.12
 4,527.50

 10,242.69

     8.14
17,876.31
11,S2.50.010
   951.77
   54.12
   94.65
   60.00
29,352.52
4,445.00
1,300.00

   220.24
 5, 86s.04
 3, 3e. ,` 2
 6,846.04
 2,626.89
 45,000.00
 1140. 30
   681. 75


33,065.26   176,945.91


18,850.54   159, 91 46

     2.46        8249 60
18,853.00   160, 739. _26


.39    14, 212. 26   16, 20, 65


.77       (575.16)     8 917 61

.16     13,637.10     23,124.26


23,124..26


4.


Cash i-n 3pn.qk July 1, 1932 -
E::eyiment Stat ion
OCsl in Bank Jpnuary 31, 1933 -
Experiment Station


Exten sion Division Income
  Feeeral S-mith-Lever'
  Federal Add. Co-op.
  Federal Supplement ry
  7edei'Fl aspper-Xetch;,-i
  State Siith-Lever            t
  -State Oapper-Xetcham
  County1j anc'. Other
                Total         2(

Expenditure s
  Expense                     M

  Excess of Income over Ex-
  penditures
  Excess of income over Ex-
  penditures for the fiscal
  year to date - :4xtension
  Division
  Cpsh in Bank July 1, 1932 -
  717te nsion Division
  Cash in Bank January 31, 13;I5
  - Extension Division

Trust Fund Income
  Student Loan Fund
  Student Notes Paid
              Total Receipts

E-pe-nditure s
  Expense
  Student1 Motes
              Total
  Excess of Receipts over Ex-
  pendi tures


74, 154. 38
L5,5 00. 00
26, 545, 52
L8, 400, 49
37, 285. 77
  302.83
1.644.14


(5, 383. 43)


17. 74 0. 83


74, 15. 38 148, 308 76
1 ,50000   31,000.00
6 545, 52  535, 01. 04
18,400.49    36,800.98
           67,2835 77
              3;02.83
   lO V      7 1 0 7;jO. 80


)3:8333134, 717 .05 S338,50. i8


9284. 292809.52 213, ,S8.00


19,125285 105,427. 5  124,551 . 58


                    124,5 51. -8

                      7  737_.S

                    132,28900L'


  409.29,    111.20     520.49-5
1,072 77     284,85   1, 357, 2
I482 .06    396.05  1,878.11


   245.419     47.81     293.30
 1, 005. 75   54*, 00  1, 5-  C 75
 1, 251.,4    591.8 1B8I .05

   230.82    (195.i7 )    35.0


Excess of Receipts over Ex-
penditures for the fiscal
year to date - Trust Fund
Cash in Bank Ju1-7 1, 1932 - Trust Fund.
Cash in Bank January 31, 1933 -
Trust Fund


   3D.06
1, 308. 58


1, 34. 64


)3.833.'19-134.717.05 38350.18


5.


Sumriiary
General Fund Income        589,993.32
Experiment Station Income 143,880j65
Extension Division Income  203,833613
  Trust Pund Inco-nie            409,29
               Total         938, 11. 39

 General Fund Expenditures  546,059%70
 Experiment Station Expend. 141,886k26
 Extension Div. Expend.     184, 709 28
 Trust Fund. Expenditures       245,49
               Total         872,900.73

  Excess of Income over Ex-
  pendit*ures                65, 215,66

  ,Accounts Payable liqui-
  dated                      (3,980.09)

  Excess of Receipts over Ex-
  penditures for General
  Ledger accounts            11,800.25

  Student Loan Fund - Notes       67.02


EXcess of Receipts over Ex-
pe-nditures for the fiscal
year to date - Combined
Fund                       73, 102.84


73,084.68
33, Ob5. 26
134,717.05
    111.20


663,078.00
176,945.91
338,550.18
    520.49


240,978.19 1,179,094.58

107,048.72   653,108.42
18,853.00   160,739.26
29,289.52   213,298.80
     47.81       293.30
155,239.05 1,028,139.78


85,739614   150,954.80

              (3, 80.09)


  5,785. 8    17,586.10

  (259,15)    (192.13)


  91,265.84   1;4A,388.68


1xcess of Receipts over Ex-
penditures for the fiscal
year to date - Combined Fund
Cash in Bank and on hand Ju'v 1,
1932 - Combfined Fund
Ca sh in Bank and. on hand Jalluarpy
31, 1933 - Combined Fund


1c4,368.68


Abstract of item shown on statement
of Income and Expenditures as "Excess
of Receilots over Expenditures for
General Ledger accounts .17, 586. 10".


Debit


Accouznts Receivable


Insurance Paid in Ad-
  vance

Sundcly accounts
Up1' lus


Credit

13,569.04


321.21


8,751 027


41413.00
4,734. 21


~2, 320.31.
4r734.21
17 58U.l0


157, 7,r,7,15


6.


     2. Statement of Budget, 1933-1934.

     President McVey presented a statement of estimated income
and expenditures for the year 1933-34 (the latter as suggested
by deans and heads of departments).   The statement was presented
for discussion and suggestions, sending submission of budget to
the Board of Trustees.

     3. Patterson Estate Indebtedness and Becuest.

     A resolution was offered and passed authorizing the proper
receipt to be made by the University of Kentucky to the Security
Trust ComDany for transfer of the Patterson Bequest for benefit
of the Student Loan Fund., and the execution of an agreement with
the Student Loan Fund Committee, in regard to handling the fund
and interest thereon.

     4. Nominations of Board of Trustees Members.

     President HcVey stated that he had received notice of appoint-
ment of following as members of Board of Trustees of the Universi-
ty of Kentucky:

              C. 0. Graves, Georgetown -- 1938
              Miller Holland, Owensboro -- 1938
              G., '. Wells, Paintsville  - 1938
              E. 0. Robinson, Fort Thomas -- 1934
              Dr. George Wilson, Lexington -- 1938

     5. Report of Athletic Council.

     President McVey presented, a report of the Athletic Council
on its investigation of certain recommendations made December 15,
1932, by a committee of students purporting to represent a con-
siderable percentage of the studenLt body.   The investigation was
.gade at the instance of President MIoey.   The action of President
HIcVey and the report of the Athlintic Council were approved.

     6. Patterson Hall Board Rates Reeduced.

     The Dean of Women, through President M.IcVey, presented the
following recommendations:

          A reduction of ten per cent in the summer school
     rates, and a. reduction of five dollars a quarter for
     the regular session.    Our fees now are as follows:
     Rooms during the summer session range in price from
     :.,2.50 to 'p.i3.00 a week, with several rooms at %2*Q0.


7.


    For the regular session, room and board is ;.?280 a year,
    payable in four instalments of ''70 each.  Under the
    recommended schedule, the rates for summer school would
    range from ,2.25 to '?2,70 a week and during the regular
    session room and board would. be ;.260 a year or 'v65 a
    quarter.   If this arrangement is approved, the new
    scale of rates will go into effect at the beginning of
    this coming summer session.


The recommendations were approved.

     7. Required Residence in Men's Halls.

     The question of requiring residence of freshmen in Men's Halls
was discussed, and President McVey was authorized to collect data
relative to the advisability of such requirement and to report at
a future meeting of the Executive Committee.

     8 Sale of State Warrants.

     The following report of the Business Agent of the sale of
State Warrants was approved:


Face Value

* , 725. 48

   776*, 39

 3,261t57

 3,612, 23

 175, 65

 307, 60


94f Per Cent

*31'630, 58
94 Per cent
   718.16

 3,348.10

 3,341.31

   162.48


284.53


Interest   Total


4.07

16.28

40. 22

55.19

4.88


4h 70


Al, 634.65 Vocational Re-
            habilitation
   734,44 Transfer Geolog-
            ical Survey
 3,388,32 Special Agri-
            culture
 3,396.50 Special Agri-
            culture
   167. 36 War Orphans


289.23 Bureau of M,11in-
         eral and Topo-
         graphic Survey


     S. Bureau of Mineral aid
proved,


Topographic    e Statementus A?


     Statement of salaries for the month of February, 1933, of erm-
ployees in the Bureau of 1linere.l and Topographic Survey; and
statement of expense in seie Bureiau were approved,   Staterients
are as follows:


8.


        Salaries Payable from Apropriation


           Louise Barton ..... &....  ,'.30. 00

           D. E. Young,       .   .....    100.00

           Jack Hirsch  ....... ......      10.60


                       (signe&)  Ai 0, McFtrlan
                                  Head of Bureau


        Expense, Payable f rom Cash Collect ions

           The Lowe Brothers Company (Paint) ,.... ;1.60

           Gribbins Studio (Sund-y Supplies) ....... 2.50

           McGraw-Hill Book Company (Library).,.. 10.41

           Tablet and Ticket Company (Laboratory
                            Supplies)    .       ....3.38

           Petty Cash Account (Freight) .....   ......  ,25

           Petty Cash Account (Postage)             25.00

           State Journal Company (Postage) ....... 8q89


                         (Signed) A, C. hroarlga
                                   Head of Bureau


     10. Audit of Business Office Accounts.

     Communication from auditing firms presented by President
KcVey was ordered to be held and presented for consideration at
a future meetings


0


     11. County Agents and riscal Courts.

     In a letter to Preside-nt MicVey, Dean Cooper referred. to the
decision of the Court of Appeals in the action of Russell County
Fiscal Court et al, appellants, agaixnst- Russell County, appellee.
This discussion upheld the Circuit Court of Russell County in
declaring the fixing of the salary of County Agent, M. H. Sasser,
by the fiscal court invalid and illegal, because, at that ti-me,
the debt of Russell County was in excess of the funds available
to pay that debt,   Dean Cooper stated that similar cases will
probably come up in other counties, anbl that it is important to
the future of cooperative work that the questions involved should
be fully determined anid at least thlat cooperative extension work
should not be placed in a different position from that of other
expenditures in counties now in debt.

     l2i Travel Expense of Jountv Agents.

     The following commr.unication from Dean Cooper was presented
by President McVey:
                                     February 14, 1933


     Dear President McVey:

               On account of the complete or partial failure
     of county appropriations, we wish to allow the necespary
     travel expense for the following county agents, effective
     January 1, 1933:

               Ruth Etheridge         Bell County
               T. Z. Ford             Hardin County
               C. L. Goff             Rowan County
               X, F. Goff             Pulaski County
               Pearl J. Haak          Henderson County
               G. H. Karnes           Monroe County
               Miriam J. Kelley       Ohio County
               7. E Miller           Boyle County
               John E. Parsons        Rockoastle County
               Ritchie Stevenson      Hardin County
               E. P. Tichenor         Marshall County
               J, B. ,il liaes        Edmonson County

                                      -rery truly yours,

                              (Sigsned.)  Thomas Cooper
                                          Dean and Director

      It wa~s ordered that the necessary travel expenses be allowed
 as suggested in tihe coimn1iunica*tion.


10.


     13. Leasing Tobacco Barn.

     The President presented following communication:


                                     Pebz'uary 1' 1933


     Dear President McVeyr

                    According to the present plans, we shall
     not use our tobacco barn the coming season,   I wish,
     therefore, to recommend that authority be given to lease
     it to Mr. Howard Evans at a rental of .l180 payable in ad-
     vance.

                                     Very truly yours,


                               (Signed)  Thomas Cooper
                                          Dean and Dir ector.

     The proposed rental was approved and Dean Cooper was author-
ized to have contract ozocutnd,

     14. Contract for Feeding Beef Steers,

     The President presented the following communication:


                                     February 3, 1933


     Dear President MoVey:

                   I wish to obtain the approval of the Board
     of Trustees, permitting the Experiment Station to enter
     into a contract with Messrs. Jonas and Herschel Xffeil for
     the feeding of 20 steers for experimental purposes, the
     steers to be furnished by iMessrs, Jonas and Herschel Weil
     at no cost to the institution,

                                      Very truly yours,

                                 (Signed) Thomas Cooper
                                          Dean and Director

     The proposal was approved and Dean Cooper was authorized to
enter into contract therefor,


II.


15 Roadwayr tver Robinson Experiment Sub-Station Lands6

The following communication was presented:

                             February 15, 1933

Thomas Coopers Dean and. Director
College of Agticultute
University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky

Dear Mr. Cooper:-

         I have your letter of the 14th enclosing grant
of easement for road to Breathitt County which see-ims to
be satisfactory.

                              Very truly yours,

                     (Signed)   Bailey P. 7ootton
                                 Attorney General


The easement is in words and figures as follows:


     THIS GRANT OF EASEMENT, made this, the 11th day of
February, 1933, by and between the University of Kentucky,
Grantor, and Breathitt County, Grantee, WITNESSETH:- That
for and in consideration of the covenants and agreements
hereinafter set forth, to be perforrmed. by the said Grantee,
the Grantor hereby grants to the Grantee the permission
to use as a highway, that certain strip of land 30 feet
wide and being the same strip formerly occupied by the
narrow gauge railroad of The 1.Iobray and Robinson Conpany,
and beginning at the property line of Sylvania Campbell
and extending thru the lands of the Grantor to the State
Highway at quicksand, Ky., upon the following terms and
conditions: -

     1, The Grantee to furnish all wire and posts and
        to build at its ovwn expense, all fencing neces-
        sary to fence said strip of land on both sides;
        said fence to be constructed with 48 inch Farm
        Fencing 7Tire and under the direction and super-
        vision of a foreman selected by Grantor,


12,


     2. The Grantee shall maintain and keep in repair all
        of said fence during the period said land is used
        as a hi ghway.

     3. This easement is granted for the sole purpose and
        use of said strip of land as a public Toad, it be-
        ing expressly understood theat failure of the Grantee
        to keep and perform any of the stipulations or agree-
        ments hereinabove set forth or to use the same as a
        public highway shall automiiiatically terminate all
        rights to said easement herein granted.

     IIT TESTIMONY T7HER7OF, 7ityiess the signature of the University
     of Kentucky, by its duly author'ized officer, the day and the
     year first hereinabove written.

                              University of Kentucky

                              By Richard C. Stoll
                                 Chairman of the Executive
                                     Cormittee


     STATE OF KS TTUCKY

     COUNTY OF FAYETTE S

               1, ETHEL DUMCAN, a Notary Public in and for
     Fayette County, Kentucky, certify that the foregoing
     easement from the University of Kentucky to Breathitt
     County was produced to me in my office in Lexington,
     Kentucky, and was acknowledged by the University of
     Kentucky, by Richard C. Stoll, Chairman of its Execu-
     tive Coinrittee, to be the act and deed of the Universi-
     ty of Kentucky.   'Thereupon, the said easement and
     this my certificate are certified to the proper office
     for records.

               Given under my hand and seal of office this
    February 11th, 1933.

               My commission expires February 25, 1936.

                          (.Signed) Ethel Duncan
                                    Notary Public, Fayette
                                        County, Ky.
     The Business Agent was authorized to send a copy of the ease-
ment to the Secretary of State, Frankfort, Kentucky.


13,


     16.Sewer on Virginia Avenue.

     Questions arising on the -oroosed tapping of sewer on Vir-
ginia Avenue were continued.

     17. Tapping Sewer on Tashing on Avenue,

     President McVey and Dean Cooper,.committee appointed at meet-
ing of the Executive Coammittee of Iove-mber 29, 1932, reported. that
the easerient prepared by Dean rvans, granting right to Z. Mt. Joh'n-
son to tap sewer on 7.Thshingtoxi Avenue, was executed by R. C. Stoll,
OhairIan of the Zxecutive Coranittee, and has been duly recorded in
the Fayette County Clerck1 offibe,

     18. Appointments, Leaves of Absencej Resignations, Continla-
tions.

     a. Appointments

     Robert Allen, instructor in cello, for second semester, 1932-
1933.   Compensation to be part from fees collected from his work.

     b. Leaves of Absence

     Enoch Grehan, granted leave of absence for last week of Feb-
ruary and three weeks in March,    A substitute approved by Dean
Boyd anid President MoVey, and paid by Mr. Grehan, is to take care
of his work.

     c. Resignations

     Roy Jarman, instructor in voice, resigned in order to take
further study in his work, effective January 31, 1933.

     Margaret X. Ratliff, assistan.lt in Department of Psychology.
She has accepted a position in the Psychology Department of West-
ern Kentucky state Teachers College, effective January 31, 1933.

     IV. J. Ashbrook, county agent of Butler County, effective
February 1, 1933.

     Wesley Brooks, field agent in Cream Grading, effective Feb-
ruary 15, 193,    Resigned to accept position with a commercial
organization.


14,


     d, Continuations

     R. V. Trosper, county agent, Bell County,Jaxnua.ry 1, 1933,
to Decem-iber 31, 1933, a.t ,150,00 per ront.^  Increase of $300
per year because of county appropriatioon.


     Reduction in salaries of Co-nty Agents and Home Demonstration
Agents, effective January i, 193, dlae to reduction in the part
of t'e salary paid b- cota-ityr the reduction shown being for the
year:

     County Auents! Oj 0. Boncura.-it, :;200; Stuart Brabant, ?300'
H. C. Brown, ;300; R. g. Dunn, T0O;    M Ei Ford, .,400; H. R. Fork-
ner, Fl00; 1  . Goff, 'J500; a. L. -ill, AOO; W. Be Howell, '.98;
-7. C. Johnstone, .90; G. H. aKrn sa  . iOO; Orem Lallaster, .100;
Harry B. Lane, !345; J. E. McOlure, ,240; Floyd 'cDaniel, $.?300;
R. J. Hatson, $300; J. L. Miller, 5320; G. . Routt, t 375; C. C.
Shade, ,0; .7. D. Sutton, $. )800; H. H. Thompson, ',15Q, E. P. Tiche-
nor, !;400; C. E. Wade, .300; Clyde Watts, '.300; H. W. Whittenburg,
0150; J. B. Williams, ! 200; 7. E. Wiedeburg, .j600.

     Ho'me Demonstration Agents: Florence Cobb, $250; Dora i. DIun-
can, $100; Alda Henning, $55.00; Mariam J, Kelley, )200; Ritchie
Stevenson, ;8200; Dorothy Threlkeld, p 300; Helen X. White, ')l80.
Pesrl Haak, 600.


D. H. Pealk
Secretary, Board of Trustees


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