LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1917, Page 24

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24 Proceedings of 30th General Convention,

Purchase of Bronxville 13.915 Acres .............. $ 52818.00

Construction of Three College Buildings ........... - 121900.00
Steam Heating ......... 0000. cc cece eee ee tees 11375.20
Electrical Work 0.0... 0.0... c cece eee cece es 8905.98
Architect’s Fees ..... 0... eee cece e eee e cee aas 4518.04
Furnishings and Laundry ................... te... 11709.63
Finishing of Third Floor of Administration Building 2889.69
Cement Walks oo... 0... ccc cee i cee eee eee eee eens 2102.37
Grading occ eee eee ene ee rene ees 2077.39
Shrubbery wo... 0. ccc cece cence cee eee eens 679.00
Underground Coal-bin 2.0.0... ccc. c cece eee eee eee 631.75
‘Taxes on Property 0.0.00... cece e eee 152.65
Foundation for Scales Presented by Weber-Bunke-

Lange Coal Co. .... 06. ee cece eee eee 80.00
Topographical Survey of Property ................. 25.00
Water Tap and Cone ....... 0... cc cece eee 40.00
Gas Service Laid into Buildings .................. 143.15 |

$220027.85

Toward the above we received $41,929.91 from the sale of the .
Hawthorne property; from the Synod $40,000 for a college building, «.
$500 for cement walks, and $2,800 for finishing the third floor of
the Administration Building. From the Eastern District we: re-
ceived $5,613.87; and all the remainder, $129,184.07, came from
congregations, individuals, and societies (much of it through the -
Lutheran Education Society) in the Atlantie District.

The 1911 Delegate Synod authorized us to erect six residences
for professors, if we could advance the money on satisfactory loans, -
provided the residences would not exceed $6,000 apiece. But we
had to expend $41,037.75 on the six residences. The excess of
$5,037.75 will be covered by the Board through private subscriptions.
_ Synod has paid us to date $24,000 of its share, owing us.at present
~ $12,000. ,

The sewer connecting the professors’ residences with the town
sewer cost us $1,270.08, which cost Synod should assume. As our
water-bills are very high, we believe Synod would save money if we
were to establish our own water-supply.

ACTION.

Synod ordered a seventh regular professorship established at
this school.

The expenditure of $1,270.08 for a sewer was ratified, and the
cost ordered paid out of Synod’s funds.

The. question of establishing a water-plant for the institution
was referred back to the local Board, with power to act in conjunction
with the General Board. . -

The Lutheran Education Society of New York was given a
hearty vote of thanks for its splendid support of this school, and
was encouraged to continue its good work.