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2. Chairman Sackett of the sub-committee stated that Landscape
Architect Lowrie had made a preliminary study of the library slope
which had received consideration from the committee. He reported
progress and asked authority for the committee to make a general
study of the campus west of Garden Ave. and the Fall Creek and
Cascadilla glens with a view to their future development. On motion
the necessary authority was given the committee.
3. Resolved, That the Comptroller be authorized to proceed with
the construction of the road testing laboratory, the cost to be charged
against the balance of the general 52,000 appropriation at the dis
posal of this committee and the repairs appropriation.
4. Resolved, That it is the sense of the committee that in the pro
posed University laundry
personal work of the men students.
no provision should be made for the
5. Comptroller was authorized to have installed a temporary board
walk and steps leading to Residential Hall D.
6. Resolved,
That the plans for the addition to the Home
Economics building as proposed be approved and authority given to
the Comptroller to, with the approval of the State Architect, execute
the necessary contracts for the construction of same.
On motion adjourned,
CHAS. D. BOSTWICK, Secretary.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
September 17th, 1915.
By the written approval of Chairman Williams and Trustees Tre
man, Ickelheimer and Place authority was given to the Comptroller
to subscribe at par for 520,400 of the proposed issue of 20 year con
vertible 55'c bonds of the Delaware & Hudson Co. This subscription
being made under rights accruing on the capital stock held bj- the
University.
Trustee Shepard advised that he was not very favorably impressed
with the proposition.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
C. D. BOSTWICK, Secretary.
October 4th, 1915.
The Comptroller was authorized to place subscription on behalf of
the University for $25,000 of the English-French loan, the action being
approved by Chairman Williams and Trustees Treman, Schurman,
Ickelheimer, Shepard and Place.
CHARLES D. BOSTWICK, Secretary.