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■Mr. Cameron mjoved to amend by inserting that the matter be 

 left to the executive committee and the superintendent of the hor- 

 ticultural department. Seconded by McDonald and amendment 

 prevailed. 



Mr. McDonald moved the the executive committee be em- 

 powered to build additional cattle barns if found necessary, in ad- 

 dition to the two Voted. Seconded by Gibson and motion pre- 

 vailed. 



Mr. Wadsworth moved that the chair appoint a committee on 

 per diem and mileage. Motion prevailed. 



Chair appointed Wadsworth, Ledgerwood and Cameron. 



Mr. Packard moved that we adjourn until 2 o'clock p. m. Mo- 

 tion prevailed. 



AFTERNOON SESSION. 



Board met pursuant to adjournment with Vice-President Mor- 

 row in the chair. 



Poll was called and all members were found present or came in 

 soon afterward except Manatrey. 



Mr. Wadsworth made the report from the committee on per 

 diem and mileage as follows. 



Days. Amt. Miles. Mileage. Total. 



J. C. Frasier 7 $28.00 113 $11.30 $39.30 272 



W. W. Morrow 6 24.00 82 8.20 32.20 273 



J. P. Manatrey 6 24.00 118 11.80 35.80 274 



C.W.Phillips 5 20.00 20.00 275 



W. C. Brown 6 24.00 102 10.20 34.20 276 



R. T. St. John 6 24.00 195 19.50 43.50 277 



S.B.Packard 6 24.00 58 5.80 29.80 278 



T. C. Legoe 7 28.00 100 10.00 38.00 279 



M. J. Wragg 5 20.00 16 1.60 21.60 280 



John Ledgerwood 6 24.00 89 8.90 32.90 281 



M. McDonald 6 24.00 65 6.50 30.50 282 



J. W. Wadsworth 6 24.00 123 12.30 36.30 



C.E.Cameron 6 24.00 140 14.00 38.00 284 



$432.10 



; Mr. St. John moved that the report as read be adopted. Motion 

 prevailed. 



