350., all of which was contributed for this purpose by the friends of the University through the efforts of Professors Clarence L. Anderson in investigating the accounts and matters relating to the obligations of Mr.
HONORS
In the above list there is one Master of Science, six Bachelor of Science, seven Bachelor of Philosophy, one Bachelor of Philosophy in Ceramics, two Bachelor of Science. The character of the work done is indicated by the fact that two obtained their degree with magna cum Iaude, with an average of over 93 per cent, three with cum laude, achieving an average of over 90 per cent have, and department.
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN To THE PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEES OF ALFRED UNIVERSITY
The Theological library is undergoing classification and accession and this will be part of the work for the summer. Now the librarian is eager to have the support and approval of the Board of Directors.
REPORT OF CURATOR OF ALLEN STEINHEIM MUSEUM
Mineralogical and type rock collection, also tooth of the
Indian Celt, Accession No. 84
Chinese Image, brought to America by the late Dr
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY REPORT
FOOTNOTE. – The university trustees approved the awarding of diplomas at the beginning of the seminar, which took place on May 15 this year. Lewis established "The Abram Herbert Lewis Lectureship" for five years. The income will enable us to hold two courses of lectures each year ~.
26 ALFRED YEAR BOOK, 1909-10
EXTENSION WORK
A NEW COURSE
FINANCIAL
REPORT OF ACADEMY PRINCIPAL
M. ELLIS, Principal
ALFRED ACADEMY
Ella I. Langworthy, Alfred
DEGREES CONFERRED
HONORARY DEGREES MASTER OF LITERATURE
WILLIAM LEWIS BURDICK
There is, moreover, no part of the agricultural territory in the State of New York in which he is not vitally interested and with which he is not more or less officially connected. HONORARY DEGREES 33 to improve the conditions of people of this part of the state of.
EDWIN HERBERT LEWIS
E. LUA BABCOCK FUND
- BUILDINGS, REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS Ladies Hall
Over the past year, a large number of new walking paths have been constructed and old walking paths have been repaired, trees and shrubs have been planted, new drainage tiles have been laid and the lawns have been cared for. In this building, one room had new flooring and new desks and chairs at a cost of $308.
SUMMARY Ordmary Expenses, viz
COMMITTEE ON JANITORS AND SUPPLIES
FUEL Ladies Hall (gross)
SUPPLIES TO BUILDINGS Ladies Hall, Dining Department
SUMMARY
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
REPORT OF DORMITORIES Ladies Hall
Burdick Hall
A. BAGGS,
SCHOLARSHIPS 39
SCHOLARSHIPS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF GIFTS One Thousand Dolfat Scholarships
Betterment Fund
1 I give, devise and bequeath to ALFRED UNIVERSITY, located at Alfred, New York, the sum of doll, trs to be safely invested, and to be called "The General Endowment Fund"; the net income must only be used for the university's general expenses. 3 I give, devise and bequeath to ALFRED UNIVERSITY, located at Alfred, New York, the sum of one thousand dollars to be safely invested and called.
TREASURER'S REPORT
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT
That a Trustee-Auditor be appointed who shall audit all principal accounts and securities as well as revenue and ex-
BY-LAWS
The grant may be invested in such other forms of investment as are authorized by the Savings Bank Law of the State of New York. LOANS TO CERTAIN PERSONS PROHIBITED - No administrator or officer of Alfred University, nor the wife, father, mother, brother, sister or child of any administrator or officer, or any professor employed by the University, shall directly or indirectly , for himself or as an agent or partner.
LIQUIDATION OF SECURITIES
CLAIMS AGAINST WILLIAM H. CRANDALL
MEMORANDUM OF
ENDOWMENT AND PROPER TY
BUDGET, :l9JO--H [College and Academy]
COMMON INCOME
ESTIMATED EXPENSES For Maintenance
INCOME REPORT
REVENUE
Group II Alleghanian Lyceum
Group VI Theodore F. Seward Memorial
- Schedule 6 REVENUE
- Schedule 6 a REVENUE
- Schedule 7 EXPENDITURES
- Schedule 9 EXPENDITURES
- Schedule 11
For ongoing expenses incurred in the operation of the university (excluding the Theological Seminary) paid out of the common income and of the special income designated for salaries. Of income intended to be used for specific purposes other than salaries Alfred Theological Seminary.
ALFRED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
INCOME ACCOUNT
ENDOWMENT REPORT
This fund consists of endowment notes, money, securities, and real estate given, bequeathed, or devised to the University, to be invested and kept invested, the income alone to be used either for the maintenance of the University generally or for the maintenance of any particular department thereof. The column below on the left shows the investments and cash credited to the several funds named; the column on the right includes the investments, cash and endowment notes and donated securities that the university has not yet realized. THE THOUSAND DOLLAR Scholarship Fund consists of money and securities given or bequeathed to the University to be invested and kept invested, the income to be used solely to pay the tuition fees of worthy students.
Only the income of the other funds is used for the purposes designated by the founders of the funds. The column below on the left shows the amount credited to the various funds on June 1, 1909, the column on the right, the amount credited on June 1, 1910, the column in the middle, the names of the funds.
Group II The Alleghanian Lyceum
Group IV
Group VI
Group VII
Schedule 16 INCOME GIFT FUND
This fund consists of money, securities and real estate received by the University as absolute gifts; on which principal interest is paid to the donor or other person designated by the donor during the life of the beneficiary. The treasurer is charged with the proceeds of the insurance policy on the life of D. The treasurer is charged with the proceeds of the insurance policy on the life of William H.
The Holly W. Scholarship Fund Transferred to the Betterment Fund at the request of the founder) .. the search of the founder, by order of the Executive Committee). Wellsville Improvement Co., is the current owner of the land and is in Bankruptcy Court. University Bank holds a second mortgage on the real estate and a second transfer of bonds, mortgages and contracts referred to as additional collateral.
Additional security 2 shares of University Bank and 7 shares of First State Bank of Canisteo, par value $100; actual value around $n5.
SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY
OFFICERS-J9JO-JJ
ABSTRACT OF TREASURER'S REPORT
SUMMARY OF ENDOWMENT
Schedule 2
SUMMARY OF INVESTMENTS
Schedule 3
INVESTMENT ACCOUN'f
Schedule 5 SUMMARY OF INCOME
CONTRIBUTIONS
Schedule 9 CONTRIBUTIONS
Schedule 10 CONTRIBUTIONS
ALFRED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Endowment
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SEVENTH a DAY BAPTIST MEMORIAL FUND
BABCOCK PROFESSORSHIP OF PHYSICS
NATHAN V. HULL PROFESSORSHIP OF PASTORAL THEOLOGY
Seventh: If there shall be sufficient income from the fund, I direct and direct that a sum not exceeding the income of ten thousand dollars shall be paid towards the opportunity of assisting young people (male or female) in preparation for the gospel in the Seventh Day Baptist denomination. Eighth: I order and direct that the income received from the twenty thousand dollars be paid to the TRUSTEES OF THE ALFRED UNIVERSITY, to be known as the "E. LUA BABCOCK FUND," the same to be used by said trustees in maintaining the foundation. in good condition and repair and with the aim of inculcating ideas and habits about order and order among students.
Ninth: I command and direct that the revenues of fifty thousand dollars shall be paid to the TRGSTEES OF ALFRED UNIVERSITY, to be used by them for such purposes as they shall deem best.
BI-CENTENNIAL EDUCATION FUND
INCOME FOR TEN YEARS
APPENDIX C
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ALFRED UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS J909-JO
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TREASURER'S REPORT
Schedule 3 Endowment Notes
Schedule 5 Ten Year Pledges
Schedule 6 Investment Account
Schedule 8 General· Income
NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF CLAY- WORKING AND CERAMICS
BOARD OF MANAGERS, J9JO-JJ
For the maintenance for one year of said state school of clay working and ceramics, the sum of five thousand
Section 3. This act shall take effect immediately
Sir: I have the honor to present to you my report on the work of the New York State School of Clay and Pottery for the year ending June 10, 1909, being the ninth annual report. Enrollment of students continues to increase, and the quality of the staff is improving, which means that a larger proportion of students are enrolled in four-year studies than ever before. Your principal has received many letters of appreciation from those who have wished to avail themselves of the work of the school.
Sketch plans of this extension have been submitted to the State Architect, who estimates that the cost of the building and heating would be $18,500, not including ovens, furnaces and pyrometric instruments. The maintenance appropriation of $7,500 annually hitherto included in the appropriations act did not meet the school's requirements, and last year an additional appropriation of $2,500 was provided in the appropriations act. It has never retreated from the position it initially held, and there is ample evidence in the correspondence continually received and in the recognition afforded both at home and abroad, that the efforts of the State of New York to strengthen this important branch of industrial and technical education are fully appreciated.
Your Director will acknowledge the loyal and enthusiastic work of Miss Haydock who is in charge of the Department of Modeling and Design and will express his grateful appreciation for the hearty co-operation of the Faculty of Alfred University in the various departments of what the students are assigned become
New York State School of Clay-Working and Ceramics at Alfred University
NEW YORK ST A TE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AT ALFRED UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF MANAGERS, J9JO-J J
The adequacy of such title and the form of transfer must be approved by the Attorney General. No part of such money, except Adv,.1·t1slng, shall be used for tli<, Construction of Buildings, until Ph,ns and Specifications for the C(>nstructlon of the same shall be prepared by the State Archlta. :it, and a contract or contracts for this purpose let out within the amount available for this purpose, and also not before the state architect must certify to the controller that, in his opinion, the specified lands, buildings and equipment can be purchased and erected within the grant hereby determined. h, to ensure unity and harmony in agricultural education in the State of New York, the State Commissioner of Agriculture, the Director of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, and such person as shall be annually elN·1ed or designated by the State grange , must ex officio members of the board t, be.
The Alfred University shall not receive any income, profits or competition, but all moneys received from grants to said Agricultural College shall be credited by said University to a separate fund and shall be used ex. - collected for said New York State School of Agrifoulture. Such money as the state may grant to Alfred university, for said state agricultural college, shall be paid to the treasurer of Alfred university upon vouchers delivered to the comptroller. Students bona fide residents of the State of 1'<1.,w York for one year preceding the date of their admission are entitled to free tuition.
Its fees and charges, if any, in the said agricultural college, and all monies received from tuition paid by students not from the State of New York, and from the sale of products, shall be reported and transmitted monthly. to the state treaty, as required by the law on state finances, and can be used again to maintain the said agricultural school.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT For the Year Ending September 30, 1909
130 ALFRED YEAR DOOK, 1909-10 ESTIMATES
OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS FOR THE COMPLETION OF EQUIPMENT OF THE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
ALFRED UNIVERSITY
WITH
UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 3
B. COTTRELL,
APPENDIX F
HONOR ROLL
Nelson Edelsten
Harry V. · Jaques and Alice Maxson Jaques
Franlt Langworthy and Mary Le,wis Langworthy
Dakota
Wardner Williams 1600 Steele St
BETTERMENT FUND ·SUMMARY
