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Show 123. (Meeting of Sept. 7, 1920) President Widtsoe announced that the annual report of D the Secretary would be sent to the Regents as soon as the State Annual Report Auditor had gone over it, and called their attention to the of Secretary. fact thatSecretary Thomas had announced that the following outstanding points might be of interest to the Board: lst. General Maintenance Account. We closed the year with a credit of $2,557.57. This, of course, means that the account has absorbed the difference between $112,000 which we were behind on buildings and the $100,000 which we borrowed, or $12,000; and also the $15,900. used in granting the $100 bonus last year. regents, One or two of the I understand, felt that the bonus was hardly justified ,because of the lack of funds, therefore, this statement will probably be of interest to them. 2nd. §plendid showing made by the Bookstore. On June 30, 1920, the overdraft in the Bookstore account amounted to but $170.97. On June 50, 1919 the overdraft was $2,822.72 and in addition to overcoming that overdraft we now show an increase in our stock of $1,627.08. The busineSS done in the Bookstore last year amounted to $46,580.75 and the value of the stock at the present time is $18,671.41. President Widtsoe submitted the following concerning the nightwatchmen at the University: RE: August 25, 1920. Nightwatchmen. President John A. Widtsoe, University of Utah. Dear President Widtsoe: I am submitting herewith a suggestive program for our nightwatchmen which goes into effect Sept. 1, 1920, placing both men on equal salary and hours of work. I am placing the salary at p95.00'per month in order to keep within the appropriation of the present fiscal year. Should any increase be granted other employees at the University, I take it that the watchmen would come in for their share in addition to this proposed salary. "Beginning at 4:50 p. m. the first watch period would finish at 12 o'clock midnight. From 12 o'clock midnight until 7:50 a. m. would constitute the second watch period, each watchman to make three complete tours of all buildings and record his clock at 55 stations during each tour. Sundays |
