Willis H. Woodley supplemental report to the Faculty [manuscript], 1836, Oct.

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Woodley, Willis H., fl. 1836-1845. Willis H. Woodley supplemental report to the Faculty [manuscript], 1836, Oct.

Willis H. Woodley supplemental report to the Faculty [manuscript], 1836, Oct.

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Woodley reports that he has visited each of the Hotels and found that the bill of fare was generally adhered to. He notes that the bed in Mr. Holman's dormitory at 30, East Lawn is "too short by ten or twelve inches" and has not yet been replaced by the hotelkeeper. In 16 and 18 East Lawn, the sheets and pillow cases are dirty and "the occupants were confident that they had not been changed within the fortnight." Woodley states that the hotelkeepers seem to disregard the enactments setting the end of breakfast service. He lists nine students who "have failed to comply with the enactment requiring them to put up their signs on the door." Woodley then gives a list of assessments made "for alterations, injuries, etc. on the property of the University," most of which are for [the replacement of?] window glass; he notes the making of a coffin for Mr. Gray and states that a hole has been burned in the floor of 46 East Range. Woodley concludes by noting that the repairs on Pavilion I have not been completed because of the inability "to get the proper workmen."

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