December 23-24, 1916
12-23-1916
Volume OD - Pages 659-660
Reno, Nevada
December 23, 1916
Meeting of the Finance Committee of the University of Nevada was
held in the President's Office at 11 A.M. Wednesday, December 23.
Present: A. A. Codd, Chairman, J. W. O'Brien and Dr. J. J.
Sullivan.
Moved by Dr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. O'Brien, that the request
of the President that his expense account be submitted to the
State for payment. All voted aye.
Moved by Dr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. O'Brien, that the state-
ment of the President's expense account for various trips from
November 1, 1914 to December 23, 1916, which are listed below,
be approved. All voted aye.
Traveling Expenses November 1, 1914 to January 1, 1915:
November 1-17, 1914, trip to Washington and
New York to attend National Association of State
University Presidents and the A. A. C. E. S.,
Washington, D. C. $380.47
November 23, 1914, trip to San Francisco 13.25
December 5-6, 1914, trip to Wells and Winnemucca 11.90
Trips to Carson, October 8, November 19 and
December 15, 1915 3.00
$408.62
Traveling Expenses for 1915:
January 15 San Francisco $ 39.85
January 20 Elko 3.60
February 1 Carson City 7.75
February 18 Tonopah 6.25
March 10 Elko 4.00
March 21 San Francisco 20.10
March 27 Elko 8.10
April 7 & 17 Carson City 6.75
May 1 Winnemucca 6.70
May 15-25 Seattle to attend Western Governors'
Conference 154.30
June 4 San Francisco 19.65
June 6-12 Eastern trip investigating candidates
for positions in the University 509.63
July 19-20 Davis Farm, California 9.25
August 17 Southern Nevada 25.22
September 9 Elko 6.80
September 25 Fallon 2.75
September 24-9 San Francisco 29.40
December 20 Elko 3.20
December 30 Elko 5.40
- - - 18 trips to Carson City throughout
the year 18.00
$885.11
Traveling Expenses, 1916:
January 10-14 Winnemucca and Elko Rabies Conference $ 38.00
February 23 -
March 30 Eastern trip to Washington & New York 360.43
April 23 San Francisco 27.25
- - - Trips to Carson City throughout
the year 59.50
$485.18
Moved by Dr. Sullivan, seconded by Mr. O'Brien, that Mr. R. H.
Mc Pherson be employed to assist in the installation of a wire-
less system at the University, wages to be fixed by the Presi-
dent. All voted aye.
Meeting adjourned.
A. A. Codd
Chairman
John J. Sullivan, M. D.
Secretary
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