572 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY. 



November 17th. It has not been let because tenants could not be 

 given a lease of any length of time. 



On the first of May, 1909, there was a balance of $109.45 to the 

 credit of the House Expenses appropriation, and at the annual meeting 

 of May 12, 1900, $1450 was appropriated, making an amount of 

 $1559.45 for use during the year. 



Of this amount, $1358.10 has been expended for current expenses, 

 leaving a balance of $201.36 toward the expenses of the coming year. 



The woodwork on the outside of the house should be painted, and 

 the windows re-puttied and painted, if the building is to be occupied 

 another winter. In anticipation of the gift of Mr. Agassiz, this was 

 not done last autumn as it should have been. 



William R. Ware, Chairman. 



May 11, 1910. 



Financial Report of the Council. 



The income for the year 1910-11, as estimated by the Treasurer, is 

 as follows : — 



(Investments $1,660.95 



General *UNDJ Asgessments 1,800.00 $3,460.95 



r, „ (AppletonFund .... $614.82 



Publication Fund j Ce ^ tenn . alFund _ 2,312.17 $2,926.99 



Rumford Fund Investments $2,888.18 



Warren Fund Investments $329.78 



The above estimates, less 5 per cent to be added to the capital, 

 leave an income available for appropriation as follows : — 



[Income $3,287.90 



General Fund] Unappropriated, 1909-10 . . 440.68 



I Unexpended approp'tion, 1909-10 534.95 $4,263.53 



Publication Fund 2,780.64 



Rumford Fund 2,743.77 



Warren Fund 313.29 



The following appropriations are recommended : — 

 General Fund. 



House expenses $1,200 



Library expenses 1,400 



Books, periodicals, and binding 900 



Expenses of meetings 150 



Treasurer's office 150 $3,800 



