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3. That Professor Asmus be allowed $75 a month for three months
during the summer, to be paid from the revolving fund of the farriery.
4. That Dr. W. A. Billings, assistant in Diagnosis, and Dr. S. A.
Goldberg, assistant in pathology, be paid a sum of $150 each from
the revolving fund of the department of pathology for three months
work during the summer.
5. That the following
Veterinary College, each at a salary
be appointed Student Assistants in the
of $250 per annum : F. V.
Dederick, in the Dept. of Materia Medica and Small Animal Clinic
and Chas. A. Hersom, in the Dept. of Pathology and Bacteriology.
Financial Statement.
Unexpended balance June 30, 1916 :
State fund (estimated)
Revolving fund*
(estimated)
Income* :
Unapprop. bal. Sept. 30, 1915 $3,143 54
Tuition for 1915-1916 1,637 50
4,781 04
Spent during 1915-1916 300 00
State funds (either already requisitioned or
$3, 815 90
4,55i 06
4,481 04
lapsing to State (estimated) $3,815 90
Estimated revolving fund forward 3,833 61
Estimated amount for reappropriation (income)
State appropriation for 1916-1917
$12,848 00
7,649 5i
$5,198 49
69,590 00
Estimated available funds for appropriation $74,788 49
Budgets recommended for 1916-1917 :
Maintenance $69,590 00
Income L455 00
71,045 00
Estimated balance July 1, 1916 $3,743 49
*A11 our non-State funds have been arbitrarily divided into re
volving funds, which comprise all funds to be used by the depart
ments earning them, and the income or unmortgaged funds, which
consist of tuition, various miscellaneous receipts transferred from re
volving fund, and their accumulations from former years.