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6. That permission be granted to cut a doorway through the parti
tion between the Departments of Surgery and Medicine in the Dis
pensary, to facilitate the handling of patients attending the new clinic
for Occupational Diseases, the cost not to exceed $50.
ing
7. That the following fees for Special Courses be paid to the follow
Instructors :
Dr. B. Samuels, 3 student s at $25 $75 00
Dr. C. R. Stockard, 3 students at $25 75 00
Dr. J. Ewing, 1 student at $25 25 00
Mr. J. C. Bock, 1 student at $10 10 00
$185 00
8. That an additional appropriation of $185 be made to carry on
the new scheme of advertising as recommended by the Committee on
Advertising
and Publicity.
9. That Mr. Dudley T. Rogers, a first year student who withdrew
from College December 8, 1915, having paid the tuition and all other
and breakage
fees in full, have one-half tuition fee amounting to $75
deposit amounting to $10.00, refunded.
The Annual Report of an inspection of the Cornell University
Medical College Dispensary by the State Board of Charities was pre
sented and placed on file.
Dispensary reports for the month of November, 1915, were pre
sented and placed on file.
Moved and carried that the minutes of this meeting be approved
as read.
The meeting then adjourned.
Upon motion adjourned.
J. Thorn Willson,
Secretary of the Council.
CHAS. D. BOSTWCK, Secretary.