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4. Resolved, That the matter of the Insectary site and the removal
of the building to same be referred to a committee to be appointed by
the Chair, the location to be fixed after consultation with the Dean of
the College of Agriculture. Trustee Blood was appointed such a
Committee.
5. A request from Lieutenant Bull for authority to cut saplings and
erect military bridges for the instruction of the corps of cadets in
Military Engineering
was considered and permissiou granted on the
University land east of the Judd Falls Road, the trees to be cut only
with the express approval and under the direction of the Department
of Forestry.
6. A communication from the Journeymen Stone Cutters of Ithaca
asking that all cut stone work in the University buildings be cut in
Ithaca was considered and the Comptroller directed to advise them
that under the contracts this matter is in the hands of the contractors,
7. The Comptroller was authorized to erect at each entrance to the
University Campus concrete posts with metal signs bearing the in
scription "
8. Resolved,
Cornell University Campus,
not a public thoroughfare."
That this committee recommend to the full Board the
appropriation of $500 for continuing the work of the survey of the
campus west of Garden Avenue.
9. The Superintendent was requested to study and report upon the
request of Secretary Paine that additional class rooms be provided in
the third story of Goldwin Smith Hall.
10. The matter of names of Residential Halls was referred to the
Committee on Residential Halls with the President added.
11. The Superintendent was instructed to clean up the banks of the
creeks wherever deposits are likely to do harm and after consulting
with the Dean of Sibley College to remove all refuse from the exterior
of the and Foundry Blacksmith Shops.
Adjourned.
CHAS. D. BOSTWICK, Secretary.