The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-15
STATE UNIVERSITY.
Medals From the Paris Exposi.
tf0n-A Military Band.

The Regents OF the Stale University held their
usual monthly meeting yesterday, Regent T. Guy
Phelps presiding. Regents Bartlett, Beard,
Croker Houghton. Martin, Marye, Miller,
Rogers, ROwell and Professor Kellogg. Chair.
man of the Academic senate, were present.
Bills amounting to S6l79 % were reported by
the Finance Committee ana their payment was
ordered.
The new insurance law which provides that no
State building, except the State Printing Office.
should be insul ed, was discussed, but action was
deferred until the next meeting
The salaries of Carl Rabe, Jantor, and OF j. W.
Flynn, printer, were raised from $50 TO SIS a
month.
A. c. Miller was appointed Assistant Professor
oil History at a stipend Of $500 a year. and
Professor Lange was re-appolnted TO the chair
OF English Literature
An application OF Lieutenant Randolph, Mill.
tary Instructor OF the University, asking that
$500 be voted for the urchase Of Instruments
for a military band was granted, and by a mo-
tion OF Regent Miller it was provided that the
Instructor.
Tie Committee on Internal Administration
made several recommendations Of appoint
ments 10 NIL the gap In the PROFESSIONAL staff,
which Is caused by the years leave OF absence
granted 10 Professor Joseph LIE C0nte at The
previous meeting.
Professor Lawson VIII give instructions In
geology at salary Increased TO $4,000 year,
aud VIII have the assistance of u student In
stiuClOI WHO Will receive SZD q month. MT.
Ritter was appointed permanent Instructor lin
the biological laboratory at salary of $500 a
year, and Regent Maiye stated thar MIR. Ritter
mad been elected by the Harvard Club TO a scnol-
arship. ana had been pursuing post graduate
course at Harvard. Letters which he had re-
ceived from his professors speak In the highest
terms Of his work.
some discussion took place on report of the
committee that an overseer, who should be di-
rectly responsible 10 the President. should BE-
appointed to have charge OF The labOrers on the
University grounds. Tile matter was on mo.
ton of Regent Rodgers postponed until the
larger subject OF the powers OF the President are
considered.
Regent Marye recommended that The Mills
pIoiessorshp of philosophy be made Into de-
partmenl, and that two Student-fellowshpsi In
philosophy or tile annual value Of 5000 be Gre
ated. The holders Of The fellOwships would act
as assistants TO the professor. The matter was
alter considerable discussion, referred TO the
Finance Committee.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was voted TO
c. e. HaIker, and Professor Martin Kellogg was
voice an Increase of salary during The time he
performs the duties of acting President.
The Secretary stated that two medals and two
diplomas had been received from the Paris Ex-
position. One had been awarded 10 tile Agricul-
tuTal Depai tment for soil exhibit aud The other
was an award to the LICK Observatory for an eX-
biblt of photographs.
Regent Hallidie read a eulogy OF the late ex-
Governor erman, at one time President OF
the Board OF Regents, and moved that when the
board adiourns IL adjourn out of respect 10 his
memory. The euogy and the motion were or
dered spread on the minutes.