Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1864-1870)

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WHEN OPEN.
Sec. 1.-The Library shall be open for general library purloses
at least eiglht and a half hours each day (exclet Suntldays), sll)ject to such excep)tions as the Library Comnm-ittee rmav determine.
WHiO MAY DRA AW BOOKS.
Sec. 2.-MIleml}ers Iof the tacutlties, and all lpersons givilng in-,st luction midler immediate appointmenltt t' l Bard
' ]egelts, hmembers of the Board, the Librari;ll. and
tlhe C(nator (,f ti Museum,:t l draw books fioml tlhe
lbrary, sublject to the restrictions to 1)e f)ou in other
sections oft these.'rles.
110W M[ANY VOLUMES MAY 1;1, I)1 '\-WX.
Sec...-No! person allowed to draw books 1Ider!Ime at!b:)ve
1rule e shall have mor than twenty t vo l, ls:t t a,;y o1c
time, from the Library, except by I'rmlissioln ( tile
Library Commitittee. Regents lay dIraw live vo1 -uIllles.
TIEf TIME B)OOKS MAY IE K EPT.
Sec. 4. —All books loaned from the Library, except these takenl
o1y Regents, s-hll be returned on the tirst day of tlhe
December vacation, and on Wednesday onle week 1before the annual commencement of the LIiterlar Delpartmelit, amd all books shall, on the call of tle Li)brarian, h)e returned )by mnembers of the ftculties, when
they shall have had the same not less than six wAeeks,
and no loan of books can be immediatel-y renleed.l
except by a Professor with wh-oie delpatlrtnmet,f instruction it is in the Strictest sense contnec(tel, if:tay
other member of any faculty shall desire the same.
Members of the Board of Regents shall retunr their
hooks at the meetinc next succeeeding tlhat at wlich
they were taken.
BOOKS OF REtESKNc tE.
Sec. 5.-WVorks of reference, such as Almanacs, Annuals, Atlases, Biographical works, Catalogues, Dictionaries,
Encyclopedias, Gazetteers, Indexes, Lexicons, Registers, and last numbers of Periodicals shall not be loaned firom tlhe Lilrar]y, excelpt by vote of tle Library
Committee.
CLASS AND LECTURE-ROOM A'PPAlATUS.
Sec. 6.-All technicl books, maps, charts, and diagrams, pur