Letter, George Howard to Board of Regents
Title
Letter, George Howard to Board of Regents
Subject
Howard, George Elliott, 1849-1928
University of Nebraska--Lincoln Libraries
University of Nebraska--Lincoln Libraries
Description
A letter from George Howard to the Board of Regents on the university library and having additional open hours.
Creator
Howard, George Elliott, 1849-1928
Source
RG 01-01-01, Board of Regents, Box 4, Folder 45
Publisher
Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
Date
1882, Dec. 18
Rights
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Transcription
Lincoln, Dec. 18, 1882
To the Honorable
Board or Regents of the University of Nebraska-
Gentleman:
I desire to call your attention to the necessity of continuing the appropriation for attendance in the library, the last appropriation expiring this term.
The Library and Reading Room are kept open 6 hours each school day and they were also kept open during the summer vacation.
Since the institution of afternoon recitations it is found necessary to require the attendance of the assistant 4 hours each day, the Librarian spending the remaining 2 hours- the only regularly vacant hours which he has- there as instructors allow.
I would respectfully suggest that you take into consideration the desirability of providing for the opening of the library, and reading room for a greater number of hours a day
Geo. E. Howard
Librarian
To the Honorable
Board or Regents of the University of Nebraska-
Gentleman:
I desire to call your attention to the necessity of continuing the appropriation for attendance in the library, the last appropriation expiring this term.
The Library and Reading Room are kept open 6 hours each school day and they were also kept open during the summer vacation.
Since the institution of afternoon recitations it is found necessary to require the attendance of the assistant 4 hours each day, the Librarian spending the remaining 2 hours- the only regularly vacant hours which he has- there as instructors allow.
I would respectfully suggest that you take into consideration the desirability of providing for the opening of the library, and reading room for a greater number of hours a day
Geo. E. Howard
Librarian
