Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-10

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| All cadets, whether boar' ng :, or out
of the institution, upon entering the
University shall present to the president
of the taCr'ty the trcasurer's receipt for
q matricuation fee of ten dollars.
No distinctions shall be made between
cadets, whether boardcrs in or out of
the University.
Cadets shall be required to purchase
| their own text books.
Cadets shall be required to provide
themselves with the uniform designated
by the committee.
The committee is authorized to pub
fish the rules, terms and system, framed
and adopted by them for the guidance
Of Students.
Mr.. Pipes withdrew his motion, and
Mr.. Jastrcmski his substitute therefor
Mr.. Gunby moved the adoption of tho
resolution offered by the committee.
Mr.. Price moved that the resolution
be referred back TO the committee for IN
amendment relative TO the cadets board
ing in the city of Baton Rouge
During discussion by Mr.. Edwards
Mr.. Price made the point of order that
he was not speaking to tho question,
and the chair held that on q motion to
commit or fcconmit, tho whole subject
matter is open to debate.
Mr. Price moved to strike out and in
scFt the portions not being handed to
Che Secretary.
MIR. Jas'Fcmski moved Ia lay said mo
ton nPonthc table. A division being
called Tor on SAID motion, by a standing
vote, The matter Stood
To 10y Oh the table, 5-Against, 6.
The motion WAS therefore lost.
The motion to strike out and insert
being voted upon was lost, as was also
the motion to rccOmmit when the dues
ton recurring upon the motion t4 adopt
the resolution Of the committee, the |
same was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Walton, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That an6nssistaut- professor
of mathematics be elected 1T the next
meeting of the Board, at a salary of S.
per arn"m, and that the professor of
mathematics be requested TO suggest to
.hc Board q suitable person to ill the
position.
8 On motion of NJ. Gunby, the follow
NJ resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
ioard be required to keep the books of
he institution, as it is highly necessary
hat Tits institution should have n book
Keeper and the president relieved of such
|uly, and that = compensation of said
rr\'ccS, inc receive the sun of S. per
Month, or yearly, il addition TO u sal
ny as Secretary of the Board.
The following motion, by Mr.. Ed
Yards, WIS lost by the following vote, u
'v'S'on having hccu called for and tue
'ish OF the Board being tested hy u
landing vote,
FOR said resolution, 2-Againsf, 7.
Iho Fes'Arn, appointed Mcsss. Jas-\
'c'nskL Walton aMI Pipes % committee
car, ont the instructions Of the res
ut'"u adoNtrd m Recommendation oct
he special connittcc us day appoint
on mattcrs rcJalpg 10 The n,aiytcn-
acc of Cadets.
MIR. Graham presented The Board
Ith coly of the report Of the 4
lrglnia Agricultural and Mechanical "
ollcgc, which, on motion, was referred
thc committee on rules and rcgllIa- +
DnS. al
Thc Secretary having asked for instruc-
ols Us to the publication Of the min p
cs, Mr.. Graham offered the following M
solution: "
Resolved, That the Secretary bc an
ollzcd to furnish for publication the
'uutcs of the Board TO any papcrswIo -
ay ask for Che same. n
Mr.. Edwards moved to amend said '
solution, 40 as to cmludy the rcotirc-
cnt that sad minutes should IN pub n,
she'd IN q complete form.
Mr. Strong made the point of order -
nj the WHOLE matter was out of order
the reason that the proceedings of
Board are pnh'ic property,
On motion of Mr.. Walton, The whole
after was laid upon The table.
Mr. Fay moved to fix the salary Of
c Professor of Mathematics at $1,000. 8
MIR. Walton offered as substitute that
id salary be fixed ut $3.50. M
the question recurring ON the highest l'h
'ount was lost, and On motion, said
lazy was fixed ut ~, 900 per anuum.
MIR. Graham moved to reconsider the
tc by which the salary of the Frolcs-
Of Natural Science, etc, was fixed
$3.50, a. 81,