The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
THE CORPORATION MEETING
WE'LL ATTENDED SESSION HELD IN WOODBRIDGE HALL YESTERDAY
Made for Transferring Property of Yale Field Corporation to the Uhiversity-NewV Vote in Regard to the Dates on Which the Corporation VIII Meet-Other Business.
II Meet-Other Business.

A meeting of the Yale corporation
 was held in Woodbridge hall yesterday
 All the clerical members except Dr.
 Beard were present and in addition
 Judge Rowland and MT. Dimock from
 New York, Eli Whitney from New Ha-
 ven and MT. Ripley from Boston.
 The treasurer presented his report
 and budget, which were both approved.
 The following were appointed members
 of the finance committee for the com-
 ing year to advise with the treasurer:
 Thomas G. Bennett, president of the
 Winchester Arms company, and Eli
 Whitney, president of the New Haven
 Water company.
 Arrangements were made for trans ferring the property of the Yale Field corporation to the university. The au- thorities of the university have had this transfer in mind for several years, but it could not be consummated until the debt on the field was wiped out. This having been done and MT. Camp hav- ing been appointed by the university treasurer of the Yale Field corpora ton. the field will now become part of the property of the university; the univer- slty agreeing to make use of 1t for the out door sports and recreation of stu dents and instructors. and further agreeing that if for any reason the property should be sold in Future the proceeds shall be used to buy other land for the same purpose. It is further understood between the Yale Field cor poration and the university that the present financial arrangement between the various athletic associations and between the athletic associations and the university shall continue as long as and practicable. The corpo- ration passed vote of thanks to the Yale field authorities for the work they had done in making it possible for the to have such a suitable ath- letic field.
 The following vote was passed in re- gard to meetings of the corporation and prudential committee in the future. This new arrangement will insure greater promptness and order in the transfer of university business:
 That regular meetings of the corpo- "a tions be held on the second Monday of November. March and May and on the fourth Monday of June, at ? p. m; and that special meetings be called, if possible, on the second Monday of the month at the same hour.
 That the regular meetings of the | prudential committee be held on the | second Monday of each month, except | July, August and September, at 11:15 l l. m." One to the Yale men of Tokio for their { greeting at the time of the | another to the various l committees and individuals who took a eading part in arranging and carrying | ut the bicentennial celebration; { he officers and citizens of New Haven or their splendid cooperation in mak- ng the bicentennial a success.
 Announcement was made of the gen ,rous bicentennial gift of the Kingsley Trust association (Scroll and Key so- iety) of the sum of $5,000, the income if which Is to be used for the payment f the John A. Porter prize, which will ereafter be the income of $5000 instead f representing an annual gift by the ssociatlon of S250.
 At the close Of the meeting the mem- ers of the corporation took lunch in hall.