Word: payments
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Franklin M. Head, president; Mrs. Charles Henrotin, vice-president; Franklin Mac Veagh Yale '62 treasurer, and C. N. Zeublin, Yale '89, L. S., secretary. The president and two members of the faculty of each institution form the joint university board. The society is open to any one on the payment annually of five dollars. Eighty-five lecture courses, each consist of six lectures, and sixty lecturers have been announced in a recently issued circular. The society intends to establish extension centres in Chicago and at other points in Illinois and the adjacent States...
...Williams further says that he has received a letter from Mr. Ross stating that he had done everything in his power to get in subscriptions from undergraduates, and that he advised the publishing of the notice printed in another column, asking for a prompt payment of all such unpaid subscriptions...
WILLIAM C. DAMON,Rec. Sec'y.MEMBERS of the Reform Club can get their shingles at Thurstons on payment of their dues...
...expenses having been $3.542 05. There were outstanding debts for board of the crew etc., amounting to $339 00. so that the cash which was on hand at the end of the year was not really gain. Besides these acknowledged debts there are two or three claims of payment for items which have not been audited or allowed by the Athletic Association as yet. The Navy finds itself, therefore, at the beginning of this year, forced to start out more or less. crippled by several acknowledged debts and two or three uncertain ones...
...bounty system brings great advantages, and no corresponding disadvantages. - (a) The advantages are permanent, while the disadvantages are only temporary. - (b) The bounty keeps at home money before sent abroad in payment for sugar; Sen. Morrill, Amer. Eon'ist., Oct. 31, '90, p. 220. - (c) The bounty paid by treasury finds compensation in ten times that amount of new capital invested: Letter of Claus Spreckels, Jan. 1st, '88 in Daily Examiner, San Francisco: H. W. Wiley, "Experiments with Sugar-Beets," U. S. Dep. of Ag. Bulletin...