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Dec 15 1886

The Chancellor now took up the discussion in detail of his report, calling the attention of the Board to the following points :
( A ) That the faculty are prepared to prsent the name of a candidate at once for the instructors in English.
( B ) The necessity of filling the chairs of philosophy which should not be deferred beyond June next.
( C ) The demands upon the scientific departments for public work, noting the recommendation of the faculty for the appointment of an assistant professor of chemistry
( D ) Providing for printing of miscellanious University documents, bulleting, circulars [&]C., and noting the recommendation of the University Senate upon this matter.
( E ) Calling attention to the matter of the establishment of a law school.

The secretary presented and read a communication from Professor Mc,Millan relating to comp;ensation for work done by him in teaching philosophy, which was received and referred to the Finance Committee.

The Board then took a recess until 2 P. M.

After Recess.
Lincoln, Neb. December 15, 1886

The Board of Regents met at 2 O'clock P. M. pursuant to adjournment.
Present the same members as at the morning session. Absent Regent Hiatt.

The Finance Committee reported as follws: Your Committee to whom was referred so much of the report of the secretary and steward as properly comes before them, submit the following:
( 1 ) Recommending the allowance of $335.00 to John Lanham for extra work done in connection with steam heating and apparatus.
( 2 ) Recommending the covering and protection of pipes, and perfection of minor details in connection with steam service, as from time to time showing to be desirable, under direction of the steward, when funds permit.
( 3 ) The janitorial service should be increased and perfected: not less than two good mel all the year and three during fall and winter season, are adequate to p roper care and protection of present buildings

Dec 15 1886

The Chancellor now took up the discussion in detail of his report, calling the attention of the Board to the following points :
( A ) That the faculty are prepared to prsent the name of a candidate at once for the instructors in English.
( B ) The necessity of filling the chairs of philosophy which should not be deferred beyond June next.
( C ) The demands upon the scientific departments for public work, noting the recommendation of the faculty for the appointment of an assistant professor of chemistry
( D ) Providing for printing of miscellanious University documents, bulleting, circulars [&]C., and noting the recommendation of the University Senate upon this matter.
( E ) Calling attention to the matter of the establishment of a law school.

The secretary presented and read a communication from Professor Mc,Millan relating to comp;ensation for work done by him in teaching philosophy, which was received and referred to the Finance Committee.

The Board then took a recess until 2 P. M.

After Recess.
Lincoln, Neb. December 15, 1886

The Board of Regents met at 2 O'clock P. M. pursuant to adjournment.
Present the same members as at the morning session. Absent Regent Hiatt.

The Finance Committee reported as follws: Your Committee to whom was referred so much of the report of the secretary and steward as properly comes before them, submit