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construction of an annex for the developments of departments to be accommodated within said building be located upon the north east corner of the grounds, the north line of said building to be parallel with and not to exceed fifty feet distant from the north line of said grounds the east line of said building to be on a line with the east line ofthe Chemical Laboratory building.
On motion to adopt the resolution prevailed.

Committee on new buildings, Armory & Indust. Colle'g. continued.

Regent Burnham also offered the following resolution and moved to adopt :
Resolved, That the committee heretofore appointed to consider plans and specifications for a 'Grant Memorial Hall' and Armory, be and the same are hereby continued, and the same are hereby authorized and empowered to secure and accept and determine plans and specifications for said bilding provided the cost of the same be kept and contained within the sum of $2o,ooo,oo appropriated for that

Powers and duties.

purpose. That if possible and practicable such plans and specifications be so perfected and completed that estimates and bids - which said committee are hereby authorized to procure - can be so adjusted as to permit the commencement of the construction of said building at once after the annual June meeting or as soon thereafter as said appropriation is or can be made available.
that the same powers and authorities be and they are hereby confeerred upon the committee representing the Industrial College building provided they keep within the sum appropriated for that purpose, $5o,ooo.oo.
The motion prevailed.

Medical College Discontinued.

Regent Burnham offered the following resolution and moved to adopt :
Resolved, That the report of the committee (to whom was referred the subject of the Medical College ) and which recommends the continuance, be not concurred in, but that on the contrary it is inexpedient to longer continue the same : and that the same be and is hereby discontinued and closed from date.
Regent Holmes moved to amend the motion to adopt, by adopting the report of the committee on reorganization of the Medical College. Regent Hull offered an amendment to the amendment, that the report of the committee on reorganization be not concurred in, and that the present Medical College organization be discontinued from and after the close of the present Academic year.
The question being put to vote upon the amendment to the amendment, the same was declared carried.

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construction of an annex for the developments of departments to be accommodated within said building be located upon the north east corner of the grounds, the north line of said building to be parallel with and not to exceed fifty feet distant from the north line of said grounds the east line of said building to be on a line with the east line ofthe Chemical Laboratory building.
On motion to adopt the resolution prevailed.

Committee on new buildings, Armory & Indust. Colle'g. continued.

Regent Burnham also offered the following resolution and moved to adopt :
Resolved, That the committee heretofore appointed to consider plans and specifications for a 'Grant Memorial Hall' and Armory, be and the same are hereby continued, and the same are hereby authorized and empowered to secure and accept and determine plans and specifications for said bilding provided the cost of the same be kept and contained within the sum of $2o,ooo,oo appropriated for that

Powers and duties.

purpose. That if possible and practicable such plans and specifications be so perfected and completed that estimates and bids - which said committee are hereby authorized to procure - can be so adjusted as to permit the commencement of the construction of said building at once after the annual June meeting or as soon thereafter as said appropriation is or can be made available.
that the same powers and authorities be and they are hereby confeerred upon the committee representing the Industrial College building provided they keep within the sum appropriated for that purpose, $5o,ooo.oo.
The motion prevailed.

Medical College Discontinued.

Regent Burnham offered the following resolution and moved to adopt :
Resolved, That the report of the committee (to whom was referred the subject of the Medical College land which recommends the continuance,