THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

 

DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Cc. G. BAYLES, SUPERINTENDENT
March 9, 1943

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Robison Gymnasium

Dear Dr, Allen:

We have not yet settled up last
year's "hay business" pending the finishing off
of the Basket Ball Season,

Our costs were as follows:

Labor on first cutting $60.05
" - on second crop,
cut and stacked no charge

460.05

_ We received 6 tons of hay, which,
on the above basis, now costs us $10.00 per ton.
If you feel that this is a fair séttlement, we
will charge it to profit and loss and forget it;
however, I would like to get the transaction com-
pleted on our records before the next crop grows.

Please, at your convenience, let
me hear from you on this.

Cordigil ours,

ha

Superintén

CGBsne «Dept. of Bldgs. ‘& Grounds