December 20-21, 1916
12-20-1916
Volume OD - Pages 656-658
Reno, Nevada
December 20, 1916
The adjourned meeting of the Finance Committee was held in the
President's Office on Wednesday evening, December 20th, at 7:30
P.M. Members present: A. A. Codd, Chairman, Mr. J. W. O'Brien,
Dr. J. J. Sullivan.
The Business Office was instructed to charge the following bills
to the Contingent University Fund, basing this action upon the
consideration set forth in the following resolution:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada,
consisting of Dr. H. E. Reid, Frank Williams, A. A. Codd,
Charles B. Henderson and J. W. O'Brien, did in their meet-
ing of July 14, 1911, establish a University Revolving Fund
of Two Thousand Dollars ($2000); and
WHEREAS, the same Board of Regents on August 12, 1911, estab-
listed a Rent and Material Fund, which was to be made up of
room rent paid by students and stated charges for material
fees where no rebate is allowed; and
WHEREAS, on the same date said Board of Regents established
a Student Guarantee Account to be made up of fees collected
from students for breakage and guarantee, all three of which
funds were to be used by the Business Office for the payment
of such accounts as had been authorized by the Board of
Regents or because of being without voucher could not be
collected from the State; and
WHEREAS, in the meeting of August 30, 1911, the said Board
of Regents did place in the Revolving Fund One Thousand
Dollars ($1000); and
WHEREAS, the University's Contingent Fund and the Univer-
sity's Cash Revolving Fund are the present designation of
these funds upon the books of the Business Office; and
WHEREAS, it has been the custom of successive Boards of Re-
gents to accept and administer these funds as established,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that following the custom of our
predecessors in office, we order such accounts as have
been authorized by the Board of Regents, and such travel-
ing expense accounts as although authorized by the Board
of Regents, cannot be filed against the State because no
detailed vouchers are attached, be paid from any moneys
available in the funds thus established, no charge to be
made against the Contingent University Fund except by spe-
cial authorization of the Board of Regents or the Finance
Committee of the Board.
The Comptroller submitted a list of accounts with the recom-
mendation that they be paid from the Contingent University Fund.
On motion of Mr. O'Brien, seconded by Dr. Sullivan, the accounts
were ordered spread upon the minutes and paid. All voted aye.
Motion was made by Mr. O'Brien, seconded by Dr. Sullivan, that
WHEREAS, Mr. Geo. Cole, State Fire Insurance Commissioner,
had recommended that the University purchase from the Carson
City Fire Department a 70-gallon chemical Fire Engine, which
is offered at a very greatly reduced price,
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we accept the recommendation
of the Fire Insurance Commissioner and purchase from the
Carson City Fire Department this chemical engine at a cost
of $500 and that the Business Office be instructed to make
a claim against the University State Tax Fund therefor.
All voted aye.
Moved by Mr. O'Brien, seconded by Mr. Codd, that Mr. Ed Hancock,
Foreman of the University Farm, be paid $100 to reimburse him for
the use of his automobile for one year. All voted aye.
Moved by Dr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. O'Brien, that Mr. C. H.
Gorman be allowed $250 for assisting in the Business Office.
All voted aye.
Meeting adjourned.
A. A. Codd
Chairman
John J. Sullivan, M. D.
Secretary
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